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Gone too soon

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Former Meramec instructor, Lisa Whitney, dies from ovarian cancer.

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  • Sports

Sliding into a new season

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STLCC Archer baseball team hopes for a successful 2013 season.

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Meramec Global Studies hold panel

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Women from Middle East share stories of culture.

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Princeton economics professor presents on campus

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Princeton Economics Professor Alan Binder visits STLCC-Meramec campus.

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‘Easy Brown Bag Recipes’

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Circle of Concern offers easy nutritional options for the budget conscience student.

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French art travels to St. Louis

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The Kemper Museum presents cubism

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Top Heavy Colleges

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Money is coming back to Meramec, but will faculty and students see any of it?

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The science behind relationships

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A look into the science of relationships and why humans do what they do.

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Environmental Choices: Do not Feed the Fire

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The cost of uneaten and thrown out food.

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Introception: The First Step Is Failure

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Learning to fail is the first step to succeeding.

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