KATHERYN MOHR

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KATHERYN MOHR

Katheryn Mohr is an undergraduate student studying print journalism at the University of Missouri. Katheryn was born in Norman, Oklahoma. She attended the University of Oklahoma before transferring to the University of Missouri in the fall of 2003. Before arriving in Missouri, Katheryn worked as a reporter and photographer for The Pioneer at Oklahoma City Community College. Katheryn is also interested in photography and is dual majoring in International Studies. After receiving her bachelors from the University of Missouri, Katheryn plans to attend graduate school at Columbia University for International Law.

Stories by KATHERYN MOHR include:

12/14/2004: Newspaper Story - Missouri is one of only three states in the country to allow the use of video games in state correctional facilities.
11/23/2004: Newspaper Story - Missouri top Democratic leaders met Tuesday to discuss the future of the Democratic Party.
11/23/2004: Newspaper Story - Governor-elect Blunt announces appointments to the Department of Revenue, the Public Service Commission and his gubernatorial staff.
11/22/2004: Newspaper Story - Democratic Chairman Roger Wilson will meet with some of Missouri's top Democratic leaders to discuss the future of the party.
11/10/2004: Newspaper Story - Governor-elect Matt Blunt announced that Missouri Senate Administrator Michael Keathley is the budget adviser for his transition team.
11/ 3/2004: Newspaper Story - Former Secretary of State Bekki Cook decided not to contest the lieutenant general's race after losing a by a nail-biting margin to Sen. Peter Kinder, R-Cape Giradeau. Cook conceded to Kinder on the morning after elections.
10/25/2004: Newspaper Story - Oct. 29 will mark the one-year anniversary since an execution has been fulfilled in this state. Some say the Missouri Supreme Court might be imposing an unofficial moratorium on the death penalty.
10/25/2004: Newspaper Story - First time Republican candidate Chris Byrd faces off with third-term incumbent Jay Nixon in the race for the attorney general's office
9/22/2004: Newspaper Story - Trends show rural Democrats are losing votes and possibly Senatorial seats to Republicans due to the GAG issues, Guns, Abortion, and Gay Marriage.