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  3. Mun Choi, president of the University of Missouri System, advocates for increased police funding in Columbia.

The city of Columbia has prompted its president to issue public statements regarding ongoing issues involving the University of Missouri and the city limits.

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The city of Columbia has prompted its president to issue public statements regarding ongoing issues involving the University of Missouri and the city limits.

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  1. Mun Choi and the University of Missouri System faced questioning regarding their involvement in local downtown safety in Columbia.Sub-event
  2. Mun Choi, president of the University of Missouri, addressed city issues in Columbia, Missouri, alongside Mayor Barbara Buffaloe.Sub-event
  3. President Mun Choi of U of M is involved in statements regarding an ongoing investigation.1 source
  4. The leadership of the University of Missouri is facing a vacancy following the death of a key figure, leading to discussions about the nomination process.Sub-event
  5. President Mun Choi addresses safety concerns regarding campus life amid crime issues in Columbia.1 source
  6. Safety concerns are rising in Columbia after a tragic incident at Stephens College.1 source
  7. City prompts president to speak on issues involving U of M and Columbia.1 source

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