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Friday, October 2, 2009

Lindenwood Ready For Avila

by admin on October 2, 2009

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The nationally ranked Lindenwood Lions take their show on the road this week across the state to Kansas City to take on the Avila University Eagles.  This game marks the midpoint of the season for Lindenwood.

The number three Lions are coming off a 55 to 14 blowout win last Saturday against the number seven ranked Mid America Nazarene Pioneers.  The win was also the 100th in school history for the Lions. 

Lindenwood is 4-0 both on the season and also in Heart of America Athletic conference play.  Avila is 2-2, with a 1-2 record in conference. 

Kick off for today’s game is set for 1:00.  

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Tiger Up For Academic Heisman

by admin 10/2/09 10:37 PM

Mizzou offensive lineman Kurtis Gregory has been named one of 54 candidates for the 2009 William V. Campbell Trophy.  The award is considered the top scholar-athlete award available to college football student-athletes, and has earned the nickname of "the Academic Heisman". 
Semifinalists must be a senior or graduate student in their final year [...]

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Blues Beat Wings In Stockholm

by admin 10/2/09 5:43 PM

The St. Louis Blues open the 2009-2010 season with a 4-3 come from behind win over the Detroit Red Wings Friday afternoon in Stockholm, Sweden. 
A five minute stretch of the second period would prove to be the difference in the game as the Blues would score three unanswered goals to come away [...]

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Missouri’s general revenues continue to decline

by admin 10/2/09 3:16 PM

Net general revenue collections for the 2010 fiscal year that began July 1st are headed in the wrong direction.
The September, 2009 General Revenue Report shows those collections have declined 10 percent compared to fiscal year 2009, from $1.90 billion last year to $1.71 billion this year.
Breaking down [...]

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Nixon signs grain agreement with Taiwanese delegation

by admin 10/2/09 3:13 PM

Governor Nixon has signed a joint communiqué with the 2009 Taiwan Agricultural Goodwill Mission, a letter of intent to buy to buy millions of metric tons of corn and soybeans from Missouri and other Midwestern states over the next two years.
Nixon welcomed the 2009 Taiwan Agricultural Goodwill Mission to his Capitol office [...]

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