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Banner bonanza: Ranking the top 10 Homecoming banners

Mason Arneson • October 12, 2021
With so many vibrant displays created by campus organizations and Greek life houses, which one reigns supreme?
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‘Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience’ comes to St. Louis

Kylie Mesmer • October 11, 2021
Become one with the art that made an ordinary man a legend
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Mizzou Alumni Association maintains gendered titles in the Homecoming king and queen competition

Lucy Valeski • October 10, 2021
Despite student requests for a change in the verbiage used in the competition, the association will maintain the tradition of nominating five queens and five kings
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CoMo Shorts returns to Columbia for third annual showcase

Camila Fowler and Sapna Amin • October 10, 2021
After booming success in previous years, CoMo Shorts film showcase invited filmmakers, students and audiences to a night of short films.
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A campus filled with headphones: What is everyone listening to?

Camila Fowler • October 9, 2021
What MU students were listening to in their headphones while on campus on Sept. 24.
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‘Dear Evan Hansen’: a convoluted story with fatal flaws

Chamberlain Bauman • October 7, 2021
The film adaptation of the musical “Dear Evan Hansen,” released Sept. 24, was promising, given the award-winning source material. Unfortunately, the creative team’s glaring errors made the film more of a mistranslation than a natural evolution of the work.
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‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ turns its subject from a punchline to a person

Lucy Valeski • October 7, 2021
Released in theaters Sept. 17, Tammy Faye’s biopic treatment proved to be an imperfect yet entertaining viewing experience.
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Sally Rooney ponders life’s serendipity in ‘Beautiful World, Where Are You’

Lucy Valeski • October 5, 2021
Rooney’s highly anticipated junior novel focuses on older characters and more mature themes while maintaining the author’s earlier reflective and melancholic writing style.
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‘The Chair’ presents an interesting narrative, but leaves viewers wanting more

Grace Burwell • October 5, 2021
Netflix’s new dramedy series hooks viewers with an appealing aesthetic, yet fails to deliver nuance.
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Emma Chamberlain has befriended everyone in her podcast ‘Anything Goes’

Camila Fowler • October 5, 2021
Emma Chamberlain transformed the traditional podcast listening experience into a familiar and intimate conversation with a friend.
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Netflix’s ‘Fear Street’ horror movie trilogy brings a modern edge to slasher films

Olivia Maillet • October 5, 2021
The “Fear Street” horror movie trilogy adds aspects of slasher films to details of R.L. Stine’s classic “Fear Street” books to create a series full of twists and turns.
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It was inevitable that Jake Paul would win in Paul v. Woodley match

Olivia Maillet • October 5, 2021
It seemed that Jake Paul had finally gotten his match — former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley — until you look at the stats.
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