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Current, October 03, 2011 University of Missouri-St University of Missouri, St. Louis IRL @ UMSL Current (2010s) Student Newspapers 10-3-2011 Current, October 03, 2011 University of Missouri-St. Louis Follow this and additional works at: http://irl.umsl.edu/current2010s Recommended Citation University of Missouri-St. Louis, "Current, October 03, 2011" (2011). Current (2010s). 89. http://irl.umsl.edu/current2010s/89 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at IRL @ UMSL. It has been accepted for inclusion in Current (2010s) by an authorized administrator of IRL @ UMSL. For more information, please contact [email protected]. OCTOBER 3, 2011 VOL. 45; TheWWW.T H ECURRECurrentN T-ONL INE . C OM ISSUE 1355 St. Louis Public Radio teams with UMSL By Minho Jung, page 2 SARAH LOWE / THE CURRENT ALSO INSIDE AdamsMan Eating Family Sandwich at Fox Women honored Men’s soccer: victorious 76 NewOriginality art installation and classic feeds material one blend man 1311 Accomplishments recognized at UMSL 14 Tritons take big game 1-0 last Friday 2 | The Current | OCTOBER 3, 2011 | WWW.THECURRENT-ONLINE.COM | | NEWS TheCurrent VOL. 45, ISSUE 1355 News WWW.THECURRENT-ONLINE.COM New St. Louis Public Radio station building EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief....................................................Matthew B. Poposky Managing Editor.........................................................Janaca Scherer waits to be unveiled at Grand Center News Editor..................................................................Minho Jung Features Editor............................................................Ashley Atkins Sports Editor...............................................................Owen Shroyer A&E Editor...................................................................Cate Marquis New St. Louis Public Radio station is under construction at Opinions Editor..........................................................Jeremy Zschau Copy Editors.......................................Sara Novak, Johanna Hoffarth Grand Center, waiting to be revealed in the spring of next year Staff Writers..........................................David von Nordheim, Greg Laine, Yusef Roach, Ryan Krull, Maddie Harned, Endea MINHO JUNG Wilbert, Angie O’Dell, Eli Dains, Dan Spak, Mavis Hollis, Sha- News Editor ron Pruitt, Joseph Grate, Aladeen Klonowski, Hali Flintrop Moving St. Louis expected to be completed and improvements in the publication. It’s an DESIGN Public Radio station, sometime during the have been made. “Since honor.” Photo Editor...........................................................Jennifer Meahan which is owned by and spring of 2012. The being founded here, the The relocation of Web Editor.....................................................................Yusef Roach licensed to the University purpose of the project is station continuously St. Louis Public Radio Staff Photographers..............................Nikki Vahle, Jarred Gastreich, of Missouri-St. Louis, to to improve the quality grew in listenership Station to Grand Center Sarah Lowe, Erica Thompson the new Grand Center of the programs by and membership [as] it is also expected to offer Illustrators................................................................... Karlee Sellars building in the arts and enhancing the facilities continued to provide more opportunities for entertainment district and providing more space great service to the aspiring current UMSL in Midtown St. Louis is for the station. community,” Donato students and alumni, BUSINESS a project that has been “[Currently], we are said. “There have who have passion for successfully ongoing. not under one roof. We been lots of different careers in the media Business Manager........................................................John Wallace “It’s not just St. Louis will have more space to accomplishments along field. Distribution Manager........................................................Ryan Krull Public Radio Station operate within the new the way. [Our] reporters “[Speaking of extended Advisor......................................................................Charlotte Petty that is moving [to the building, which means do a tremendous job, space the station will area], it’s an extension of more production of local recognized by various have], it will allow us organizations with to have internships CONTACT US University of Missouri- news, programming and St. Louis,” Phil Donaton opportunities for our awards over the years.” for UMSL students Address 388.MSC,.1.University.Blvd Jr., marketing, events station to engage people St. Louis Public Radio and other students to Saint Louis, MO 63121-4400 and outreach manager, in a completely different was recently covered by come and engage the Newsroom 314-516-5174 said. “The building is way than we do now,” “Riverfront Times” for community in different Business/Advertising 314-516-5316 going to be shared by Donato said. “There’s the special issue of Best ways than we do now,” Fax 314-516-6811 classroom space for the going to be an open of St. Louis 2011 for Donato said. E-mail.(General) [email protected] University and space for space on the ground the best radio station The major changes E-mail.(Advertising) [email protected] the radio station. It is level where events can be in the region, proving concerning the radio E-mail.(Employment.Inquiries) [email protected] not just a radio station, done that we can’t do in the profound influence programs are not E-mail.(Tips) [email protected] and it is not St. Louis this station [because of a of the school in the specifically planned at Twitter umslcurrent Public Radio moving on limited space].” community. this point. However, Facebook The Current its own. It is [occurring] St. Louis Public Radio “I think it is always more quality programs under the direction of was founded in 1972. nice to receive accolades are expected to come out ABOUT The Current the University.” It has been with UMSL from folks. It’s nice to after the transition is The Current is the student newspaper at the University of Missouri- The relocation project since then. Early June be recognized,” Donato made. St. Louis, printing weekly through the fall and spring semesters on was announced on of next year will be the said. “We are very Mondays. Advertising rates are available upon request; terms, condi- November 12, 2008. The 40 year anniversary. For happy. Our station was tions and restrictions apply. The Current, financed in part by student actual construction was nearly half a century, recognized as well as our activities fees, is not an official publication of UM-St. Louis. initiated last April, and is plenty of transitions jazz show was recognized The University is not responsible for the content of The Current and/ or its policies. All materials contained in each printed and online is- sue are property of The Current and may not be reprinted, reused, or Corrections and our sincere apologies reproduced without the prior, expressed and written consent of The Te Current regrets that sometimes in our making of this von Nordheim of a new album released by Cobra Skulls, Current. publication, we make mistakes. What we do not regret is “Agitations.” The Current accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be brief, correcting our mistakes. Please let us know of any corrections Te title attributed ot the article was a duplication of and those not exceeding 250 words will be given preference. The Cur- that need to be made. the previous article’s title, and was supposed to read “Cobra rent edits letters for clarity and length, not for dialect, correctness, in- In the previous issue, we mistakenly mistitled an article Skulls’ latest outing ‘Agitations’ fnds the middle ground tent or grammar. All letters must be signed and must include a daytime on page 8. between Johnny Cash and Te Clash.” phone number and, where applicable, student number. The Editor-in- Te article in question was a review by staf writer David We apologize for this mistake in titling. Chief reserves the right to respond to and to deny any letters. WEATHER AFFILIATIONS MON. 79 TUES. 82 WED. 82 THURS. 81 FRI. 82 SAT. 80 SUN. 78 50 57 55 59 60 57 54 NEWS | | WWW.THECURRENT-ONLINE.COM | OCTOBER 3, 2011 | The Current | 3 New university in China will consultThe with UNDERCURRENT University of Missouri - St. Louis and Missouri S&T MATTHEW B. POPOSKY Editor-in-Chief The University of decades), and a newly fairs and director of the SMU will be entirely and Missouri S&T will naturally be advising Missouri - St. Louis is emerged middle class, Center for International run by its own faculties. receive not only com- over the construction of currently helping to es- consisting of “as many Studies, UMSL, said. “They will fund it, op- pensation for their ser- a business school, along tablish a fully-American as 250 million people” The proposed univer- erate it. They just want vices to the construction with programs for nurs- school in China. UMSL are now in search of a sity will be named Sich- something which oper- of the campus, curricu- ing and English, whereas has partnered with strong, “secure interna- uan Missouri University, ates like an American lum and services on the Missouri S&T would be Tianfu College - South- tional (U.S.) education.” and will be jointly oper- university, but in Chi- board itself, but will also more prone to provide western University of “There will be a wait- ated by members of all na,” George said. share in the profits of additions to engineering Finance and Economics ing
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