Area citizens lend helping hand to local neighborhoods in need of cleanup, revamp

Superman can leap a building in a single bound, but can he rehab a home as quickly as the volunteers in teh Neighborhood Housing Services of St. Louis in Block-Aid '99?
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Traditional fun run brightens campus
A gathering of UM-St. Louis students and faculty was spotted making a run for it on Tuesday. They weren't trying to avoid classes, however. Instead, they were joining in the annual Campus Fun Run.
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Outside In
Breast Cancer Month activities set to raise awareness of dangerous disease
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. All month long, time is taken to dispense knowledge about this illness, to celebrate with survivors, to remember those who have lost their battles with this disease, and to help educate women on self-awareness that can lead to early detection and prevention.
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Over the hill: The joys of getting a little fresh air
Amy Lombardo wonders if all Missouri natives take the time to appreciate how fine our fair state is.
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Barnes College starts new degree program
Beginning in the intersession of May 2000, there will be a new accelearated program at the Barnes College of Nursing.
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'Almost a Woman' author will sign books at Left Bank
Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, Javier Mendoza and Marc Antony may represent the music side of the Latin explosion in American culture, but some lesser known authors such as Esmeralda Santiago depict the written history of the lives of the people of Latin America.
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