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The role of women in 1821 varied with ethnic and economic status. Women in French settlements held a dominant role in the family.

We continue our look at unfamiliar items in the estate of John Whittenburgh.

Examining lists of property of deceased people provides windows to the past. The next two Bicentennial Minutes will examine the estate inventory of John Whittenburgh of Cape Girardeau County. Whittenburgh was a wealthy man who died in August 1821.

Governor McNair signed the bill selecting the site of the new state capital on December 31, 1821. Missouri is the only state to have a capital founded solely for that purpose.

Imagine a Christmas with no Christmas tree, no Santa Claus, no Christmas stockings, no holiday cards, no gift exchanges, no poinsettias, and in some communities, little recognition of the day at all.

Dr. Jana Gerard is the Coordinator of The EDvolution Center at Southeast Missouri State University.

Dr. Sophia Han and Dr. Gabrielle Baffoni dropped by Caffé Concerto to talk about the upcoming performance by '8 Strings & a Whistle' a group who performs their own works alongside rare treasures of the Baroque, Classical and 20th and 21st century - all originally composed for flute, viola, and cello. They also talked about the preview performance with a 'Bach's Lunch' at the River Campus.

Negin Nezamipour Azari is a master's student in the MBA Environmental Management program at Southeast Missouri State University. She's currently, working at the International Village as a student assistant in international admission.

Mohammed Junead Sheriff Zahid, is a Masters student in Cybersecurity and a Graduate Assistant in the Computer Science Department at SEMO.

Sophia Capra, originally from St. Louis, is a vocal performance major at Southeast, studying with faculty member Dr. Christopher Goeke. She has sung numerous roles in Southeast’s opera productions and has served as a member of professional choirs since the age of twelve.