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• One for the ages: Mizzou rallies to beat KU

Tigers' 11-0 run to end the game produces 74-71 victory over Jayhawks.

• Concordia Seminary basketball is a throwback

Graduate students play in an old gym with no bleachers, no concession stand and no programs.

• A Look Back ? Josephine Baker returns, rips St. Louis' racial discrimination

Singer became a sultry sensation in France.

• Meet the transfers - they are academic nomads

At places like UMSL, however, they represent three out of every four students

• Peabody's Shawnee proposal stirs controversy over bats

Peabody hired consultants to survey the land for endangered bats last summer.

• LED figures at Citygarden are on quite a stroll

If steps count, the foursome has traversed more than halfway around the world in 2 1/2 years.

• Missouri's 'beauty contest' may offer Rick Santorum an opportunity

ST. LOUIS ? White House hopeful Rick Santorum crisscrossed Missouri last week, hoping to inject some meaning into the state's "beauty contest" Republican primary on Tuesday.

• Passionate for children and the art of teaching

Steve Zwolak, 59, executive director of the University City Children's Center, 6646 Vernon Avenue, and CEO of the Lume Institute, which was founded by Zwolak and the children's center in 2008 to offer

• Edward DeBrecht dies; auto dealer who specialized in foreign cars

Edward A. DeBrecht, one of the first major importers of foreign cars here, died Friday (Feb. 3, 2012) at the Cedars at the JCA in Chesterfield. He was 93 and had lived in Webster Groves.

• Articulated buses are on way for busy routes

Imagine long, articulated buses churning up and down Grand Boulevard ? the St. Louis region's busiest line ? where buses often are standing room only.