Flying Globally from Parks, Awards to St. Louis Magazine, New Barristers at Archdiocese

By Jerry Berger
Berger's Beat
May 4, 2012

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Some students at St. Louis University's Parks College of Aeronautics, who are heading for a Bachelor of Science degree, will get the chance to fly globally next semester. . .The archdiocese is shuffling lawyers. Bernie and Lucie Huger are out and Tom Buckley is in. Buckley attends St. Ambrose on The Hill, where at least two sexually troubled priests from out-of-state quietly worked in recent years. A cleric from Washington was sent here after photos of naked kids were found on his computer. And a cleric from Kansas was sent here after being accused of sexually assaulting an adult parishioner. . .Kudos to St. Louis magazine on cinching four Great Plains Journalism Awards. Among recipients: super-scribe Jeannette Cooperman (Magazine writer of the Year); columnist and co-owner Ray Hartmann (Magazine Column Writing). Considered one of the most prestigious journalism awards in mid-America, the Great Plains nods drew more than 500 entries from an eight-state region.