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Megan Boken
10:58 am
Tue August 21, 2012

Services set for former SLU volleyball standout Megan Boken

Credit (via St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department flyer)
Megan Boken.

Services are planned in suburban Chicago for a former volleyball standout killed in St. Louis during what police say was a robbery attempt.

Investigators say 23-year-old Megan Boken was shot in the neck and chest in her car Saturday while she was in St. Louis for an alumni volleyball game at the university she'd attended there.

As of Tuesday, police had made no arrests, and no charges have been filed.

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Saint Louis University
12:21 pm
Wed August 8, 2012

SLU law school dean resigns, expresses loss of confidence in top leadership

Credit (via Vimeo/ Saint Louis University)
A screen capture from a Saint Louis University video showing the exterior of what will be the University's new location for its law school in downtown St. Louis.

Updated at 4:55 with comments from interim dean Thomas Keefe.

Updated at 4:20 with comments from current Student Bar Association president

Updated 3:58 p.m. with letter from Biondi to staff via Saint Louis University.

Updated at 2:40 p.m. with comments from former Student Bar Association vice president.

Will be updated.

Annette Clark, dean of the Saint Louis University School of Law, resigned this morning.

In two letters obtained by St. Louis Public Radio (which you can read below), Clark details her reasons for leaving. Clark says she "no longer [has] confidence" in the abilities of President Lawrence Biondi or Vice President of Academic Affairs Manoj Patankar to lead the University.

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Environment - Pollution
1:29 pm
Wed August 1, 2012

Former Doe Run subsidiary criticized for smelter pollution in Peru

Credit Courtesy Tim Campion
The Doe Run facility in La Oroya, Peru.

Updated 1:20 p.m. August 1 with reopening of smelter

The Doe Run Peru smelter in La Oroya, which had been clsoed due to financial and environmental compliance issues since 2009, resumed zinc processing operations over the weekend.

Peru's Minister of Energy and Mines, Jorge Merino Tafur, is reported to have said that lead smelting would also resume in the not too distant future. Restarting copper production would likely take longer, since that would require building a plant to control sulfuric acid emissions.

Doe Run Peru is owned by the Renco Group, which also owns the St. Louis-based Doe Run Resources Corporation. The metal smelting companies in Missouri and Peru have operated independently since 2007.

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