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The Venue
Thursday, March 19 • The NCAA's Division I wrestling comes to the Scottrade Center on Thursday, March 19 through Saturday, March 21. The event is hosted by the St. Louis Sports Commission and the University of Missouri. Times have not been announced, but tickets range from $60 to $150.
WU alumna publishes mystery novel
Henderson discusses how she get became a writer
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Author and Webster University 1995 alumna Alice Henderson published her third novel "Voracious" through Penguin Group in February. It's about a young woman with a special ability who is hunted by an unusual creature. Henderson now lives in San Francisco and is working on her next novel.
WU students restore houses in Mississippi
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A group of 25 Webster University students spent their spring break temping as construction workers in the community of Picayune, Miss. The WU chapter of Habitat for Humanity was busy March 8 through March 14 building houses and helping to restore community spirit.
BOOK REVIEW: VORACIOUS
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"Voracious," a novel by Webster University alumna Alice Henderson, takes readers to a terrifying world like our own but where supernatural creatures and abilities are no myth. This story of a woman being hunted by a mysterious creature pulled me far into the world the novel creates.
Upcoming BASS event to benefit youth charity
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Webster University students, it's time to tune singing voices, get ready to dance and dress up for a costume competition, because the Behavioral and Social Science Club (BASS) will be hosting a costume, dance and karaoke party. Since the beginning of the semester, BASS members have been planning for this event.
WEEKLY COLUMN: WE NEED TO TALK
Is wearing makeup a turn on or turn off?
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By Christian Losciale News Editor Ladies, you are beautiful. You don't need makeup to look good. I understand, it boosts your confidence, but you should be proud to be yourself. All women are gorgeous without makeup, I promise. Any guy or advertisement that tells you otherwise can go to hell.
Craft fair goes green
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Kermit the Frog once said, "It's not easy being green." But these days, a "green" lifestyle is getting easier to maintain. And now, the "green" trend of environmental friendliness has made its way to the arts and craft world. The "Green with Indie" event from March 21 to March 22 will demonstrate just how far recent environmentalist trends have permeated the St.
ONE Webster makes national top 10
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ONE Webster has campaigned its way to a sixth place finish out of more than 2,400 schools in the semi-final round of the ONE Campus Challenge (OCC). "The ONE Campus Challenge is ONE's effort to empower, inform and mobilize the next generation of social justice activists," said David Lane, president and CEO of ONE, in a March 4 press release.
