Canine Conflicts
By John Dixon
      Our family, like all others, has its conflicts. It's nothing major just a little squabble now and again, and of course, the Canine Americans are in the thick of it. The following tales are a few observations I've made during recent dogly disagreements.
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Dog lovers often prefer canines to humans
      Sixty- eight percent of dog lovers say they like most dogs more than they like most people, according to a recent survey by FunStuffForDogs.com. The company surveyed more than 700 dog owners nationwide and found some surprising attitudes about love.
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Of Borders, Boundaries, and Borderscapes
By Warner M.Montgomery warner@thecolumbiastar.com
      Dr. Julian Minghi, retired professor of geography, spoke to the Columbia Torch Club February 26, 2008, on Borderscapes, a topic he recently presented to an international geography association. Minghi, a native of England, received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington and for 30 years while ...
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Marsha! Marsha! Marsha!
     We welcome Marsha Preston to The Columbia Star advertising sales staff. She is enthusiastic and ready to serve the marketing needs of businesses in and around the Greater Columbia Metropolitan Market. Marsha's educational background includes a Masters in Elementary Education from SUNY and a BA in Th...
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Animal Mission kicks off spay/neuter program
Contributed by The Animal Mission
      The Animal Mission, a non- profit support group for The Columbia Animal Shelter, prepares for another successful spay- /neuter program.
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