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‘Burning’ simmers with mystery, rage

Abby Monteil • October 29, 2018

_This review contains spoilers for “Burning.”_ In the past few years alone, many films have centered around rage — at our society, at people we know and love, at our circumstances, at ourselves....

Citizen Jane Film Festival returns to Columbia for another year of celebrating female filmmakers

Megan Rubenstein • October 29, 2018

Women are wildly unrepresented in the film industry — the Citizen Jane Film Festival aims to change that. Founded at Stephens College in 2005, Citizen Jane “celebrates independent film by independent...

Five Halloween TV episodes that you need to rewatch

Abby Monteil • October 29, 2018

Halloween movies are a great way to get in the mood for the spookiest time of the year, but what happened to celebrating the countless TV shows that have created specials based around the holiday? Whether...

Joji showcases potential on new LP ‘BALLADS 1’

Jacob Luebbert • October 29, 2018

YouTube superstar-turned-serious musician George Miller has many aliases. You may recognize him from his YouTube channel “Filthy Frank,” where Miller reached meme stardom and amassed 6 million subscribers....

Marching Mizzou brings spirit, companionship to MU football

Janae McKenzie • October 29, 2018

Marching Mizzou, MU’s largest campus organization, provides the musical score to the MU football games. As the central focus of the halftime show, the band works tirelessly to bring smiles to the stands. Marching...

‘Bisbee ‘17’ uses unique tools to entertain audiences

Emma Bennett • October 29, 2018

“Bisbee ‘17,” created by filmmaker-in-chief of the Murray Center Robert Greene, premiered at Ragtag Cinema on Oct. 19. The 2017 documentary focuses on the small town of Bisbee, Arizona, and how the...

American Horror Story finally makes ‘Return to Murder House’ in episode six

Julia Karsteter • October 29, 2018

_This review contains spoilers for the newest season of “American Horror Story,” as well as seasons one and three._ In our past episode of “American Horror Story,” the witches Madison Montgomery...

How to order an absentee ballot for the midterm elections

Ben Scott • October 28, 2018

Hundreds of absentee ballots were rejected in Gwinnett County, Georgia due to a number of issues, the main one being signature mismatches, according to CNN. However, with a federal judge’s recent proposal...

Stop the Bleed program hopes to save lives on campus

Wicker Perlis • October 28, 2018

The national Stop the Bleed program has been a part of MU’s campus health initiative for 3 years now, giving people training on how to do more in situations where lives are at risk due to blood loss. The...

LANCO kicks off Hallelujah Nights Tour at Blue Note

Alyssa Otterstetter • October 28, 2018

Up-and-coming country artists Matt Stewart and Travis Denning started off the LANCO concert at The Blue Note on Oct. 24 with their original songs. A native from Missouri, Stewart put his heart on the stage...

Intimacy plays an important part in relationships

Zoe Rich • October 25, 2018

Relationships are not just about sex. Sex is just one important part of the multifaceted entity that is a relationship. Some may choose not to engage in sex due to religious reasons, past experiences,...

‘Halloween’ thrills once again with PTSD survivalist story

Jesse Baalman • October 25, 2018

When John Carpenter’s “Halloween” hit theatres in 1978, it struck the perfect chord of disturbing horror within commercial boundaries. The babysitter-murderer movie starring Jamie Lee Curtis was...