Nicholas Kristof, columnist for the New York Times, might have some additional competition when Naomi Klinge, freshman journalism student at the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism, graduates. Klinge is inspired by Kristof’s attention to underrepresented communities abroad. She would like to put a political twist on his column. 

“I’m really interested in the differences between what the public in a country wants and what the government is doing.”

Klinge’s double major in journalism and political science will serve as a foundation for her future aspirations. 
 
 “My specific purpose in life is to bring out change in the world.”

For now, Klinge is working hard in her beginning classes, setting a firm foundation of knowledge to help her achieve her life mission.

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Music helps heal wounded souls and bring them back on their feet. Ian Teoh, musician at the University of Missouri, speaks of the impact music has on his life. He plays the piano, ukulele, sings, and writes his own music. You can find him on SoundCloud @justiantime

Significance of Music: Ian Teoh Feature

After a small-town's baseball star lost his battle with cancer, his legacy continued when a B-like-B, B-like-Bradon, baseball team was started. This team is unique because it focuses on kids who might have physical, mental, or financial limitations that would have prevented them from playing baseball before.

B-like-B: a Baseball Team Feature

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