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2022 Oscar contender “Don’t Look Up” holds mirror up to audiences

Savvy Sleevar • February 18, 2022

Ahead of the 2022 Oscar season, “Don’t Look Up” made waves on Netflix. Though this year’s Best Picture winner will be hard to predict, director Adam McKay’s disaster film undoubtedly deserves to be in the running.

Snuggle up to a good book this Valentine’s Day — try these five from the Daniel Boone Library

Anna Sago • February 14, 2022

Don’t have a date to curl up with this Valentine’s Day? Consider curling up with a book instead. Here are five romantic reads that you can check out from Daniel Boone Regional Library.

Season two of “Euphoria” has an even larger audience than before and drama both on and off screen

Kara Ellis • February 13, 2022

As season two of “Euphoria” airs, the first few episodes are setting off to be darker and heavier than the first season.

Toasty Goat Coffee Co.: an inviting addition to Columbia’s caffeine scene

Grace Burwell • February 9, 2022

A welcoming coffee shop on Scott Boulevard serves up delectable drinks in a family-friendly atmosphere

Five events to attend in Columbia during Black History Month

Emma Flannery • February 8, 2022

As Black History Month begins, multiple events are being held in Columbia and nationwide to honor the stories and history of Black people and culture in the U.S.

“The Song of Achilles” captures universal themes of love, hope and loss

Grace Miller • February 8, 2022

Reinventing a tale that has stood the test of time, Madeline Miller manages to captivate readers with her top-notch novel.

Dance on your own with these songs about heartbreak this Valentine’s Day

MOVE Editors • February 2, 2022

We know all too well what a lonely Valentine’s Day feels like. Listen to these familiar tunes to drown out your sorrowful cries. No judgment here.

2022 Grammy Awards plan to bring a mix of excitement and concern for viewers

Kara Ellis • February 2, 2022

While there is much excitement over the new voting process and artists nominated for the 64th Grammy’s, there is also backlash to a few of the nominations decided by the award show

MU freshman nail tech delivers excellent results at a reasonable price

Anna Sago • February 2, 2022

Looking for a new set of gel nails? Consider supporting MU nursing student and nail technician Jasmin Rodriguez, who prides herself on creating beautiful nails at a reasonable price

The 2021-2022 LBC Freshman Action Team Executive Board

Gehazi Whitehurst • January 27, 2022

The LBC Freshman Action Team recently announced their executive board for this school year, and members of the board plan to uphold the group’s legacy

“You Feel It Just Below the Ribs” is a thought-provoking dystopian fiction novel

Catie Polo • January 18, 2022

The newest novel by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson, “You Feel It Just Below the Ribs,” takes readers through a dystopian world where humanity has gone to great lengths under its New Society to prevent conflict