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http://www.stltoday.com/mds/news/html/682

I liked this story because it was short and sweet. It got the message across and had really nice photos that worked well with audio.

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(1/20 s at f/4.0, ISO 1000) © McGuire 2007

Ashley Allen’s niece struts down the run way at the “You Could Stop Traffic in These Clothes: Stop Traffic Fashion Show” on November 9 in the Mark Twain Ballroom in Memorial Union. Allen’s show was called “Priceless” and she wanted to portray the idea that children are affected by trafficking as well. According to the program more than 600,000 people are trafficked each year for forced labor and sexual exploitation. Students paid $7.00 for admission and the general public paid $8.50 and proceeds went to benefit anti-human trafficking organizations.


(1/60 s at f/11.0, ISO 500) © McGuire 2007

Colleen Blake has worked at Absolute Vintage in downtown Columbia for seven months. She graduated from MU with a degree in English.

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(1/15 s at f/4.0, ISO 100) © McGuire 2007

Zach Kiser, 22, is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He is staying in Warrensburg with his aunt-in-law who comes to Columbia to shop at the Oriental Market. “It’s my wife’s family, they’re from Guam.” Kiser said. Kiser said they usually get squid to cook for dinner.