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Fall Media Talk 2015

Written by Elizabeth Harris on . Posted in Broadcast

Gregg Favre, a captain with the St. Louis Fire Department, was interviewed for MBU’s 2015 fall Media Talk on Nov. 10. Favre spoke to students and staff about communication challenges the Fire Department faced during the events that took place in Ferguson as well as offering students advice in various topics. He was introduced and interviewed by communications students, James King, Josh Daugette and Hannah Ballard.

19th Annual the Perk Event Entertained Students and Alumni

Written by Elizabeth Harris on . Posted in Media

Hoping to revamp the event, Aaron Chastain added new elements this year, including couches to be raffled off, a new stage set up for performing acts, and also included traditional favorites like hot coffee and snacks. 

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The 19th annual Perk Event Nov. 6, 2015, included a variety of acts that kept the evening entertaining and fresh.

The Perk featured spoken word, acoustic music, a gospel choir and concluded with singer/songwriter Jimmy Needham.

The event gave students and alumni the chance to hear great music and mingle.

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