Dale Carnegie is best known for his 1936 book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People," which sold over 30 million copies and remains popular today. He was also a popular lecturer, once speaking to a sold-out Carnegie Hall crowd in New York. Carnegie was born in Maryville, Mo.
Gov. Matt Blunt has appointed a student to the UCM Board of Governors, replacing alumnus Anthony Arton, who had been serving an extended seat due to a delayed selection process. Ryan Sanders, sophomore aviation technology major, will serve his term effective fall 2008 through Dec.
It feels strange to sum up four years of college experience in a few words, but if I had to use one to describe it all, it would be this: Hard. It was hard moving away from home to leave my family for a new place and new people I knew nothing about. It was hard to begin a life on my own, with no parents to control my actions.
Students at the Newman Center discovered the truth about exorcism from Rev. Steven Hansen, who spoke on campus April 24. According to Merriam-Webster's dictionary, exorcism is the process of freeing a person from an evil spirit. Hansen said there is also a practice of minor exorcism, in which the person or people are not deemed to be possessed by evil spirits, but are seemingly disturbed.
Emporia State came to town with a winning streak and left without one. The Hornets walked onto Tompkins Field at the Mule's Crane Stadium boasting a 35-game winning streak, but after losing the first three games of the four-game series to the Mules, Emporia State left with only one victory.