Connie McCollom
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 Her Campus Mizzou and Rent the Runway Host a Night of Spring Fashion4/17/2012 |
Her Campus Mizzou and Rent the Runway hosted the Her Campus Catwalk fashion show on Friday at P.S. Gallery in Columbia. The event included a fashion show, food and drinks provided by Room 38, and a competition among Mizzou sororities to see who could purchase the most tickets. The winner received a percentage of the proceeds donated to their chapter's philanthropy.
The Her Campus Catwalk models pose after the show.
Some of the Her Campus Mizzou staff celebrates a successful production at P.S. Gallery. |
 Tony La Russa Speaks to Cardinals Fans About Success in Baseball Management3/17/2012 |
Former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa spoke about success in management and leadership at Jesse Auditorium Wednesday, March 14. Many members of the audience came dressed in their Cardinal best.
Tony spent time giving autographs and taking pictures with fans after his speech.
Staff member and Cardinals fan, Connie McCollom, poses with La Russa. |
 MU Swing Society Promotes the Arts through Dance3/11/2012 |
The Unions Arts Council held an event for the Spring Dance Sequence Thursday at Stotler Lounge to promote the arts and art awareness at Mizzou. The Mizzou Swing Society performed the many different styles of swing dancing. The dancers invited anyone who walked by to come enjoy the performance. Above: Jeremy Gibson dances with Tatiana Fernandez during the Spring Dance Sequence; both are members of the MU Swing Society.
Sarah Beger and Tristan Frampton perform a lift while swing dancing at Stotler Lounge. Beger and Frampton are both members of the MU Swing Society and they are engaged to be married in June.
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 True/False Supporters Parade through Columbia3/4/2012 |
The True/False March March celebrated the kickoff of the film festival. The parade started at the Boone County Courthouse Square and went all the way down to the Missouri Theatre Center. Participants came out with fire-twirling batons, costumes, hula hoops, and much more. Above: A small marching band played music while True/False Film Fest participants danced in the street. Elizabeth Bergman, Ann Breidenbach, Jacquelyn Sandone, and Barbie Reid dressed up and came out to enjoy the True/False March March parade. They threw pennies in up in the air and called out reminders to the parade audience members to pay their meters.
The young masked dancer was a crowd favorite as he showed off his dance moves. |
 HCM Homemade Pinterest Projects1/23/2012 |
Freshman Abbey Theban (HCM photographer) made this Pinterest-inspired project by taking a hair dryer to a row of crayons. Abbey also crafted these hanging decorations over break for her room. Junior Connie McCollom (HCM photographer) printed all of her favorite inspirational phrases pinned to Pinterest then put them in old frames found around her house and a few more bought to complete the collection. The frames are mounted on the wall with 3M command stickers above her desk. Connie found this frame at Goodwill. She took out the original photo, cleaned the frame, and painted the frame blue. Then connected string to the edges of the frame and using paper cilps attached more clever phrases or photos printed from Pinterest. Connie and her roommate Kathryn Darst painted this tree mural for their apartment living room. |
 Joseph Gordon-Levitt Encourages Mizzou Students to hitRECord10/31/2011 |
Joseph Gordon-Levitt speaks to an audience at Jesse Hall last Wednesday about hitRECord, an online collaborative production company that shares profits with contributing artists. Gordon-Levitt urged students to submit their own artwork to the site during his presentation. Gordon-Levitt entertained the crowd with an explanation of his web project along with a screening of a few short films and a musical preformance. Camera in hand, Gordon-Levitt called on audience members to participate in his own filming throughout the preformance.
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 Mizzou Students Saddle Up at the Mizzou After Dark Country Western Shindig10/4/2011 |
Mizzou After Dark hosted a Country Western Shindig at Memorial Union this Friday. At the event, guests were encouraged to engage in line dancing, horseshoe games, and riding the mechanical bull. Mizzou After Dark provided refreshments and wester-style food. This is the second year the shindig has been held by Mizzou After Dark. Above, freshman Kelsie Lovelace tests out her skills at bull riding.
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