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L. Meghan Humphreys

My name is Meghan Humphreys and I am a third-year student at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, pursuing a minor in Political Science. I am currently working as a reporter for the Columbia Missourianas a reporter in the Jefferson City state government bureau.

I have worked on several different publications. I was a staff reporter and, later, a section editor for a newsmagazine in Kansas City, MO called Teens Today. I also did graphic design for a supplement to the Independence Examiner in Independence, MO. In college, I spent some time designing pages for Stir magazine on the MU campus.

When I graduate from the School of Journalism, I would like to do magazine design or writing and possibly book publishing.

Stories by L. Meghan Humphreys include:

• 12/14/1995: Lawmakers rushing to stop school violence.
• 12/14/1995: Preview of education issues before the legislature.
• 11/30/1995: MU's president says selling the University Hospital still possible.
• 11/17/1995: Fed gov't shutdown doesn't stop federally-funded student grants.
• 11/ 2/1995: A debate is raging over whether proposed school standards are outcome-based education.
• 11/ 2/1995: Both sides debate about but can't agree on meaning outcome based education.
• 10/19/1995: Education Board accepts curriculum standards.
• 10/17/1995: State education officials worried about federal cuts
• 10/14/1995: Silver Haired session calls for Department on Aging
• 10/13/1995: Ed. Board to vote on curriculum standards.
• 10/ 5/1995: Profile on foster families that care for medically disabled children.
• 9/22/1995: State program starts to keep kids in school.
• 9/21/1995: Profile on parents who teach kids at home.