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• S&T prof authors step-by-step Six Sigma text
• Deanne Jackson named registrar for Missouri S&T
• Mining engineers to get virtual hands-on experience in new lab
• Ten honored at S&T staff excellence awards ceremony
• S&T's Kent Peaslee named AIST president
• Call for papers for ASEE conference at S&T Sept. 19-21
• New book examines America's role in famous WWII battle
• Summer camps at S&T give kids an edge
• Internet usage patterns may signify depression
• S&T researchers help cemetery with ground-penetrating radar technology
• S&T wins human-powered vehicle competition
• Actor, comedian Larry Miller kicks off performing arts series at S&T
• Sunscreen ingredient may pose skin cancer risk, researchers find
• NASA astronaut tells new S&T grads that 'the sky is not the limit'
• Flexible automation symposium features latest in advanced manufacturing
• Student leaders recognized at awards program at S&T
• Former chancellor to attend S&T lab dedication
• Cecilia Elmore to lead student diversity, outreach and women's programs
• S&T students form Mars Rover Design Team
• Missouri S&T's Engineers Without Borders plans four summer trips
• Peabody Energy supports Rock Mechanics facility with gift
• Local artist's Civil War composition to debut at S&T concert
• NSA, DHS re-designates S&T for cyber-security education
• Academy honors outstanding engineering management professionals
• Five inducted into S&T Academy of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Academy of Mines and Metallurgy inducts new members
• S&T bands to perform spring concert this Friday
• John F. Carney III to receive Chancellor Medal
• Eight inducted into Missouri S&T Academy of Civil Engineers
• Academy of Chemical Engineers inducts three new members
• Geothermal project to cut energy usage by half
• NASA astronaut to speak at S&T's commencement ceremonies
• Researchers work to make future smart grid safe and secure
• Undergrads win research contests at S&T
• S&T student leaders to help raise money for St. Jude's
• Ivliyeva is S&T's Woman of the Year
• McManus receives Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching
• Professor to discuss 18th century 'Namby Pamby' poem
• Missouri S&T graduates helping bridge the technological workforce gap
• 'Live Jazz' at S&T April 25
• GeoMO 2012 Conference at S&T April 27
• All-American Boys Chorus to visit S&T
• Branstetter receives Donald D. Myers Scholarship
• Confer receives Extraordinary Student Leader Award at S&T
• S&T choirs and guests to celebrate Earth Day at concert
• S&T piano students come together for Piano Bash
• In 1990s, S&T researchers studied secrets of Titanic steel
• Venus, Mars visible through S&T's telescope April 20
• Celebrate Earth Day at S&T April 20
• Poet to read from works at S&T
• UM Curators approve naming of Bertelsmeyer Hall
• S&T to recognize outstanding teaching of distance ed courses
• Lectures, multimedia performances by renowned artist at S&T
• Impressionist Rich Little to visit Leach Theatre
• Naval officer to discuss navigating cyberspace operations at S&T
• African students to host gala April 15
• African students to host gala April 15
• Naval officer to discuss navigating cyberspace operations at S&T
• Missouri S&T professor receives Fulbright Specialists Award
• Learn about Middle Eastern culture at S&T
• Schwartz named UM System chief of staff
• Muckers from Missouri S&T head to the UK
• Environmental biotechnology expert to present 2012 Stueck Lecture at S&T
• Missouri S&T students to test CPR in microgravity
• Oompa Loompas, squirrels and a chocolate waterfall hit the S&T stage
• S&T military historian named 1st Division Museum research fellow
• S&T professor to receive award at English conference
• S&T students travel to Peru for spring break
• S&T to break ground on geothermal energy project
• S&T students dedicate spring break to fight hunger, illness in two cities
• S&T to host Midwest Junto
• Emma Johannes crowned 2012 Queen of Love and Beauty
• Incoming chancellor featured in 'Diverse Issues' magazine
• S&T scientists make discoveries about the ways oceans form
• Enjoy 'An Evening of Chamber Music' at S&T on March 22
• S&T's Chinese transfer student accepted to Stanford, UT Austin
• Students help create income for Kenyans, others
• What's in your pocket? S&T prof explains fluctuating value of metal in coins
• Building the 'bridge to the future'
• Missouri S&T selects new St. Pat
• Queen of Love and Beauty candidates announced
• Students to be knighted during S&T's St. Pat's celebration
• S&T professor to develop Lakota book into stage production
• Students help S&T employee with storm damage
• Mine ventilation design and control course hosted by S&T in April
• S&T announces 2012 Honorary Knights of St. Patrick
• KMST releases Spring Membership Drive results
• 3rd grader wins 'Celebration' tee contest
• Heard of cello rock? Break of Reality brings it to S&T
• Garden gnomes version of classic comes to Leach Theatre
• S&T orchestras to perform spring concert March 11
• Siau named chair of business and information technology at S&T
• S&T students to host ShamRockin' 5K to increase AIDS awareness
• Students at S&T are preparing for St. Pocalypse
• 'Run for Water' 5K registration open
• Lady Miners host GLVC tournament opener
• Not a cloud in sight? Then view Jupiter through S&T's telescope March 2
• Women - learn to wrap traditional Indian saris
• S&T students win awards for 'smart' grid research
• Students in custody following minor explosions
• Sons' live tribute to Ricky Nelson comes to Leach Theatre
• Eye-tracking studies: first impressions form quickly on the web
• Missouri S&T to host Region 8 History Day contest
• 399th Army Band to join S&T bands for free concert Feb. 19
• Limited tickets available for International Students Day
• Police give 'all clear' after S&T emergency notification
• Career fair to attract recruiters to S&T campus
• Researchers to study drinking water in rural communities
• S&T releases official enrollment numbers for spring semester
• Oscar Wilde classic to be performed at S&T
• Missouri S&T and China's NEPU create degree completion program
• From elves to angels: Researcher studies Christianization process in Scandinavia
• Nemo swims into Leach Theatre Feb. 11
• Missouri S&T to test emergency alert system
• Public radio KMST adds 'Cyber Week' to Spring Membership Drive
• Submit original designs for Celebration of Nations T-shirt contest
• Civil War art exhibit opens with reception
• Numerous Black History Month events planned at S&T
• Missouri S&T to build house for 2013 Solar Decathlon
• Assessing the cost of interruptions for the military
• Chinese spring festival to be celebrated at S&T Jan. 29
• Acclaimed artist to offer Chinese brush painting and calligraphy workshops
• Concrete Conference to be held in April at S&T
• Annual Blasters Training Seminar scheduled for March
• Robot builders come to Missouri S&T for FIRST Tech Challenge
• Nobel Prize-winning chemist Daniel Shechtman to speak at S&T
• Curious George next family film at S&T
• National tour of The Color Purple musical comes to S&T
• See Jupiter at S&T's observatory Jan. 27
• Cheryl B. Schrader named Missouri S&T chancellor
• Student recognized for turning in $500 cash
• Celebrated quartet to visit campus Jan. 30
• Enrollment up again this spring at Missouri S&T
• S&T students participate in day of service Jan. 16
• Internationally acclaimed artist Lampo Leong named S&T Weiner Professor
• Staff member collaborates on crime novel
• Free film festival to include French selections this spring at S&T
• Innovative ballet troupe to visit campus Jan. 17
• Student team's glucose sensor uses DNA instead of chemicals
• 50 years later, S&T historian finds out what happened in Vegas
• 50 years later, S&T historian finds out what happened in Vegas
• Student team's glucose sensor uses DNA instead of chemicals
• 25 faculty to receive awards at S&T
• Jerry Bayless receives Alumni Alliance honor
• Win a Kindle Fire in KMST's holiday giveaway
• S&T students build hybrid go-kart
• S&T grad student receives excellence award at national conference
• Expansion in China, athletics honors among State of the University topics
• Hilmas named Curators' Professor
• Owens to speak at S&T commencement
• Missouri S&T professor to speak at National Archives Dec. 6
• S&T professor co-edits book on visual communication
• Missouri S&T offers sustainability minor
• Midwest Energy Policy Conference features Missouri S&T researchers
• Original 'Grinch' to be shown at S&T
• S&T theater students lighten up with comedies
• Choir concert to feature traditional, folk carols at S&T
• S&T orchestras to perform holiday concert on Dec. 2
• S&T professor publishes book on adventures in Brazil
• Get in the holiday spirit with a nostalgic musical comedy
• Geotechnical Lab Testing course offered by S&T in January
• Asphalt conference at Missouri S&T Dec. 6-7
• Wine-tasting fundraiser to benefit S&T's Engineers Without Borders
• 3 from campus among S&T's most influential alumni
• EPA administrator talks shop
• Alternative jet fuels cut particulate matter emissions
• Professor's book explores Irish-American culture
• Growing smarter engineers with FarmVille
• Lockheed VP to discuss STEM challenges at S&T-led conference
• Liou named Bytnar professor at Missouri S&T
• Midha to direct Missouri S&T's Product Innovation and Creativity Center
• Rolla residents and international students get-together
• Veterans get free admission to S&T's jazz concert Nov. 11
• S&T students recognized at national AIChE conference
• TIME's most influential to discuss world's water needs
• Wise-cracking llama stars in Disney comedy at S&T
• Celestial giant visible at Missouri S&T's Observatory Nov. 4
• Diwali Night set for Nov. 6
• Alumna and Woman Student of the Year winners announced
• Recycling pays off at Missouri S&T
• Picturing the media ecosystem
• S&T students prepare to help with Joplin's 'Makeover'
• S&T aerospace engineer named 2011 AIAA Young Professional Engineer
• Oerther selected to attend symposium on innovative engineering
• S&T choirs to perform in concert Oct. 23
• S&T faculty to receive excellence awards
• S&T's Experimental Mine is spooktacular
• Student production of Laura to run Oct. 28-30
• 3 astronaut-alumni to discuss space exploration
• 'Thinking machines' will run future power grids
• S&T presents awards during Homecoming
• AMAE inducts new members
• Homecoming Queen and King announced
• S&T orchestras to perform Oct. 16
• Academy of Computer Science inducts new members
• Colorful cast of monsters star in family film at S&T
• S&T Testing Center receives certification
• Journey back to the Old West when 'Boom Town' comes to S&T Oct. 21
• Rolla students collect water samples
• KMST honors volunteer at annual picnic
• S&T students nominated for Homecoming Queen
• S&T students nominated for Homecoming King
• S&T team excels in underground competition
• Homecoming events planned at S&T
• Laura Stoll named vice provost and dean of enrollment management
• View the moon through S&T's telescope Oct. 7
• Fiddle masters MacMaster, Leahy bring talents to Leach Oct. 14
• S&T to help establish new university in China
• Lots of space junk is circling our planet at high speeds
• 17 S&T faculty receive tenure, promotions
• 30 faculty members hired this year at S&T
• KMST's annual membership picnic to be held Sept. 30
• Missouri S&T enrollment up again this fall
• Mary Wilson stars in Lena Horne bio at S&T Oct. 1
• KMST fall membership drive ends
• International parade, festival in Rolla Sept. 24
• S&T welcomes new Vernon and Maralee Jones Professor of Civil Engineering
• Employers seek students with science and technology skills
• A Bug's Life first offering in Family Film Series at S&T
• Statement regarding Carnegie reclassification impact on S&T's U.S. News rankings
• Students to commemorate 9/11
• Rolla researchers predict they can cut cooling costs by 40 percent
• Asphalt conference at Missouri S&T Dec. 6-7
• Private Pilot Ground School to be held this fall at S&T
• Decade since 9/11 was a 'troubled time,' says S&T military historian
• S&T to test emergency alert system
• 'Brilliant' tribute to Groucho Marx comes to S&T
• Experience a live 3D spectacle at Leach Theatre Sept. 16
• The moon takes center stage this fall at S&T Observatory
• KMST kicks off fall drive Sept. 10
• Missouri S&T police earn IACLEA accreditation
• Back to School for Rolla - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Reception to kick off watercolor display at S&T
• The unusual rules at free film festival, Tuesday evenings at S&T
• Off-campus programs help keep S&T's enrollment at record levels
• High energy, visually-stunning shows begin family series at S&T
• Special events at Leach Theatre have nostalgic feel this season
• Ameren establishes S&T scholarship to raise diversity in engineering
• Annual shrimp feed scheduled for Aug. 27
• New biography addresses JFK's doubts, tactics, legacy
• Online graduate programs receive funding at S&T
• Experimental Mine again tops Popular Science's 'awesome labs' rankings
• So much potential water energy, so close to home
• S&T to 'Show-Me the Green' at state fair
• Showcase your heritage, talents and wares at international 'Celebration' Sept. 24
• Schwartz, Whitefield, Woelk appointed to interim positions
• Warren K. Wray named interim chancellor
• Mining engineering conference at S&T Aug. 30-Sept. 1
• Nature's expert witnesses: plants tell of environmental pollution
• S&T professor honored by civil engineering society
• Starting salaries remain strong for S&T grads
• Lena Horne bio with former 'Supreme' begins performing arts series
• Grover-Bisker named director at Missouri S&T
• Lea-Ann Morton picked to lead development
• S&T grad to be on last shuttle mission
• Town Hall Band to give free concert July 7
• Spaces remain for Missouri S&T Aerospace Camps
• Summer camps with a difference at S&T
• Curators approve financing for new chemical, biological engineering building
• EcoCAR finishes fifth, wins most improved team award
• Two 'Discover Tuscany' tour presentations scheduled
• Morrison named fellow of indoor air science academy
• University law enforcement assessment invites public comment
• It's that time of year for Explosives Camp at S&T
• Fireworks displays next 3 Fridays at S&T
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• Rolla Town Band rehearsals start June 7
• Ten receive S&T staff excellence awards
• S&T's EcoCAR team gears up for finals in DC
• Tornado warning information
• Grad student is pumping, cleaning contaminated water at Rolla site
• Jay Goff named to VP position at SLU
• NCAA baseball: Gronek, Miners shut out defending national champs
• S&T's Eversman named AIAA fellow
• Tour Tuscany with KMST, St. James Winery
• S&T researchers get grant to study formation of ocean basins
• Missouri S&T power engineering students receive Grainger awards
• All clear issued for Missouri S&T campus
• Missouri S&T campus on lockdown after shots fired near campus
• S&T to hold memorial service for Indian students
• 4 students killed, 1 injured in traffic accident
• Miner baseball clinches GLVC West
• Kummer Design Center dedication May 20
• S&T students win in IEEE regional competition
• 'Winnie the Pooh' story told in sign, speech May 13
• Cotton candy-like fibers repair wounds
• Geotechnical Lab Testing course offered by S&T June 15-17
• Engineer, historian, author Petroski to deliver commencement address at S&T
• Two named Honors Academy Fellows at Missouri S&T
• Student leaders and others recognized at awards program at S&T
• Graduate Gary White makes 2011 TIME 100 list
• KMST listener receives iPad
• S&T grounds crew honored for outstanding tree care
• TEAM approach helps decrease risky alcohol use, behavior
• S&T to recognize outstanding teaching of distance ed courses
• New research aims to improve natural gas production
• Accomplished Chinese pianist to play with S&T orchestra May 1
• It's student design season at S&T
• S&T bands to perform spring concert April 29
• Seven inducted into S&T Academy of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Academy honors outstanding engineering management professionals
• Live jazz at S&T April 27
• Earth Day is Friday
• Academy of Mines and Metallurgy at S&T inducts new member
• Zor receives first Donald D. Myers Scholarship
• S&T's ChemE Car wins first place in regional competition
• Seven inducted into Missouri S&T Academy of Civil Engineers
• Academy of Chemical Engineers inducts four new members
• Pure joy of music is ECCO's focus
• Missouri S&T student dies in fall
• Campus receives 'Chill Out' sustainability award for Solar Village
• S&T students head to D.C. for environmental summit
• Ahmad is 2011 S&T Woman of the Year
• Idaho energy expert named Laufer Chair at S&T
• Humanities celebration at S&T planned for April 20
• African students to host gala April 17
• Hilarious whodunit next student theater production at S&T
• S&T choirs welcome spring with April 18 concert
• Students explore Peru, Machu Picchu over spring break
• Bogan film part of KC FilmFest; 'Silver Telly' winner
• Ragtime pianist Milne makes complex seem effortless
• 'Tacachia' video honored by Engineers Without Borders
• Join S&T's Middle Eastern students for Saudi Night
• 'Essential Engineer' author to discuss paradox of success and failure
• Grad students recognized for research
• Submit questions to Brooks, Shields prior to lecture
• Students travel to Tennessee, Louisiana for spring break challenge
• S&T students plan 5K run in St. Louis area
• S&T women finish first in mining competition
• S&T faculty members receive UM System President's Awards
• S&T to hold public forum on nuclear situation in Japan
• S&T research aims to make proteins 'behave badly'
• Breezy Anderson crowned 2011 Queen of Love and Beauty
• Mine ventilation course hosted by S&T in May
• GeoMO 2011 Conference hosted by S&T May 6
• Enjoy 'An Evening of Chamber Music' on March 21
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• S&T orchestras to welcome spring on March 20
• KMST spring membership drive meets goal
• Missouri S&T selects new St. Pat
• Lady Miners headed for NCAA tournament
• River North Chicago Dance to perform in Rolla
• New camera makes seeing the "invisible" possible
• S&T announces 2011 Honorary Knights
• St. Pat's weekend to include sky watching at S&T observatory
• Snakes on campus!
• Livestream of FIRST Tech Challenge
• Political analysts David Brooks and Mark Shields to speak at Missouri S&T
• Brother Bear final family film of the season
• S&T students to participate in research poster presentation
• Queen of Love and Beauty candidates announced
• Students to be knighted
• Missouri S&T to host Region 8 History Day
• Public invited to FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition
• Rolla Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• International Students Day at S&T is March 6
• Matthew Shepard story to be told at S&T
• Teaching, learning conference keynote features Harvard prof
• S&T students to share research results with lawmakers
• Warm up with 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Feb. 28
• KMST kicks off spring drive Feb. 26
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author to speak at S&T Feb. 23
• Miner swimmers capture fifth straight NSISC championship
• Employers to visit Missouri S&T
• Concrete Conference to be held in April at Missouri S&T
• S&T bands to perform spring concert
• Spring enrollment at Missouri S&T up more than 5 percent
• Robot builders come to Missouri S&T for FIRST Tech Challenge
• Engineers Week banquet scheduled for Feb. 26
• 'Godspell' to be performed by S&T students
• University of Tulsa VP to lead university advancement at S&T
• 'Art Works in Rolla' kicks off with Feb. 15 reception
• View the skies at Missouri S&T's observatory
• Rolla prepares for annual St. Pat's Parade
• Happy Feet will be shown at Leach Theatre Feb. 12
• Black History Month activities to feature lecture by Anne Twitty
• Missouri S&T campus to re-open Thursday
• Missouri S&T campus closed Wednesday
• Missouri S&T to decide on whether to re-open campus by 6 a.m. Wednesday
• Missouri S&T campus closed due to weather
• Message from chancellor: inclement weather
• Numerous Black History Month events planned at S&T
• Chinese Spring Festival to be celebrated at S&T on Feb. 5
• Missouri S&T Chancellor John F. Carney III to step down Aug. 31
• Annual Blasters Training Seminar scheduled for March
• Missouri S&T official to lead enrollment management discussion in UK
• 28 faculty to receive awards at S&T
• S&T to test emergency notification whistle Jan. 5
• Kenya Safari Acrobats to bring spirited show to Rolla
• Bailey discusses a rapidly changing world at S&T commencement
• Missouri S&T awards honorary professional degrees
• S&T's Balakrishnan named Curators' Professor
• Keith Bailey to deliver commencement address
• Career Opportunities Center to change name
• LaBoube named director of S&T's design center
• S&T researcher writes of white southern identity at turn of 20th century
• S&T's Solar Village open house part of Environmental Summit
• Celebrate a genuine Irish Christmas Dec. 17
• S&T to award nation's first master's degrees in explosives engineering
• New Chinese campus joins S&T in transfer program
• Last chance in 2010 to view the skies through S&T's telescope
• Jeff Daniels brings down-to-earth humor to S&T
• Next family film start time pushed back due to parade
• Kick off the holidays with S&T choirs
• Geothermal energy project will cut S&T's CO2 emissions
• MBA students promote sustainability among high schoolers
• S&T orchestras to perform holiday concert on Dec. 5
• Effort seeks to diversify cyber-security field
• Mining on the moon is a not-so-distant possibility
• Next family film is Disney adventure Aladdin
• S&T professor wants to prepare troops for sounds of combat
• Haynes named chair of S&T arts, languages and philosophy department
• Drallmeier named chair of mechanical and aerospace engineering
• New study: Ancient tropical forests thrived during global warming event
• Schonberg to receive award for NASA work
• S&T student named Federal Service Student Ambassador
• 34 faculty to receive Outstanding Teaching Awards at S&T
• $33,500 in scholarships awarded to S&T students
• Outrageous and irreverent, Spamalot comes to Missouri S&T
• View the moon, Jupiter, at S&T's Observatory Nov. 12
• S&T bands to perform fall concert
• S&T's Jazz Band and Combo to perform Nov. 12
• Native American author to discuss Crazy Horse's leadership
• Rock concert inspires passion for reading in kids K-4
• Students place second in case study competition
• Alumna and Woman Student of the Year winners announced
• New book by S&T authors applies Lean Six Sigma to supply chain
• S&T faculty to receive excellence awards
• Celebration to highlight Rolla's cultural diversity this Saturday
• Annual asphalt conference to be held in December at S&T
• S&T students to raise funds for cystic fibrosis
• The line starts here; see Jupiter and the moon through S&T's telescope this fall
• Haunted Mine open to public in October
• S&T to host open forum with Mo DNR this Friday
• New system improves product tracking
• Swenson named chair of S&T's English and technical communication department
• Political science expert to discuss fall campaign at S&T
• Environmental impact of landfills to be discussed at S&T
• Classic tale with a New Orleans twist is next family film at S&T
• S&T students work to improve health of Bolivian community
• Students bring hit musical comedy to the stage this month
• Academy honors outstanding engineering management professional
• Academy of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering inducts new members
• 'Masked Marvels and Wondertales' coming to Leach Theatre
• District tax rate raised
• Grant money sought by county
• District tax could get hike
• Construction on dual-purpose room almost complete
• RACC luncheon Wednesday
• County previews online auctioning
• Funds depleted for homelessness prevention
• County seeks more bridge money
• S&T requests $70 million for Schrenk remodeling
• City park comes to view
• District returns grant funds
• Funding for bridge study approved
• Tax talk draws some hesitation
• Former deputy, sheriff sued
• School milk cost to increase
• Rolla schools sign with new company for services
• Pepsi gives big to school
• Phelps talks county jail plan
• Complaints stack up
• HHW drop-off is back
• School contract passed
• Kohl’s next step
• Election machines get 1st run-through
• Road work begins anew
• Mineral rights can be unknown
• Point, counter-point: Global Warming
• Pay well for grads
• High School 101
• Cost gets slight raise
• Two resign from Doolittle council
• Projects span various needs
• County gets tax boost
• NWS issues heat alert
• Meeting may have violated state law
• Rolla Earth Day Celebration
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Phelps County
• Phelps County Fair
• Route 66 Summerfest

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