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By Aneliese Peeler and Katlin Younts The Fashion Business Association at UCM recently took the Warrensburg community back in time with a runway show that displayed how fashion has changed throughout the years, from the 1920s to the 1980s. Around 50 people attended the Vintage Vibes Fashion Show in the downstairs ballroom at Players Restaurant… Read more »
The MIAA released its indoor track and field preseason poll and both the Mules and Jennies were picked to finish second in their respective polls. Central Missouri received 123 points in the women’s poll and 106 in the men’s. Each team received one first-place vote. Pittsburg State got all but one first-place vote in both… Read more »
UCM Athletics has announced that tickets to the 2019 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony are now available to the public. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 23 in the Elliott Student Union Ballroom. Tickets are $15 and include a breakfast buffet to be served prior to the inductions. The class of… Read more »
Jennies bowling resumed their 2018-2019 season over the weekend, taking 13th place out of 21 teams at the Arkansas State Mid-Winter Open in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Day One saw the Jennies go 2-2 with wins over Mckendree and Drury. Their losses came to Sam Houston State and host team, Arkansas State. The Jennies went 3-2 on… Read more »
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CENTRALTVIn this episode of the UCM Short-Film Showcase, UCM digital media production major Kaitlin Brothers tells the story of one Central Missouri student who is gaining confidence and growing as a human being. This is "Chasity Pitts: Conquering Aikido".
Rachel Edington got to know Bill Whitley while he was a faculty member in automotive technology at the University of Central Missouri. In this episode of Faces of UCM, Rachel introduces us to Bill Whitley as he shares a bit of his story. Faces of UCM is a production of the UCM Digital Media Production program and students in enrolled in the introductory Multicamera Studio Production course.
Ryan Sheehan provides his commentary and views about Orson Welles' "The Stranger". He then shares the film in this edition of Films from the Public.
