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University of Missouri Chancellor Mun Choi on Thursday faced more questions and criticism about data used in promotion and tenure decisions. The information came forward during Thursday's meeting of the MU Faculty Council. Faculty members previously expressed displeasure about the arrangement during a General Faculty meeting. The university uses Academic Analytics, a company that compiles information about journal articles, citations and other data for universities. The university is paying $512,800 for the service this year. The company doesn't accurately represent the data for all faculty...

Your daily guide to Sun 'n Fun's 2021 Aerospace Expo LAKELAND —Thousands of aviation enthusiasts from across the country are arriving in Lakeland for the 47th annual Sun 'n Fun Aerospace Expo this week from Monday through Sunday. The event features dozens of industry-related workshops, presentations and at least one airshow daily.  Here's some of the highlights, starting with the airshow lineups as selected by The Ledger. A full daily schedule can be found online at flysnf.org. Air show lineup, by day All afternoon airshows start at 1 p.m., with the exception of Thursday when the U.S. Nav...

Fourteen years after the last increase, Mizzou Parking and Transportation is increasing permit prices. The information was released in a campus communication from Heath Immel, University of Missouri director of parking and transportation, and Gary Ward, vice chancellor for operations Faculty and staff parking permit prices will be based on salary, increasing incrementally over the next three academic years. Students are in the lowest tier. The plan has been discussed with staff leadership and the Graduate/Professional Council. Further conversations are scheduled with undergraduate student lea...

Gary Ward owns two restaurants in the tight-knit community of Gloucester, Va. He shares how the outbreak has affected his business and his staff.

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