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The Maneater

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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

What 2018 has in store for music, movies and more

Lauren Wilcox January 31, 2018

As we move into the new year, there are many great entertainment events planned, from music to movies, along with a royal wedding and local film festivals. Be ready to enjoy and explore 2018. ####Music#### As...

‘Gradualism’ gives graduate art students a platform to display work

Siena DeBolt January 31, 2018

Coming together to create a collective show, graduate students at the MU art department created [“Gradualism”](https://coas.missouri.edu/event/gradualism-graduate-student-showcase-2018), an art show...

MU’s Rural Track Pipeline Program places focus on expanding rural health care

Lauren Clerc January 31, 2018

The MU School of Medicine is expanding health care access in rural areas. Research from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services shows only 18 percent of Missouri doctors practice in rural...

“Celebration of leadership” held for Provost Garnett Stokes before she takes presidency at University of New Mexico

“Celebration of leadership” held for Provost Garnett Stokes before she takes presidency at University of New Mexico

Lauren Bishop January 30, 2018

Provost Garnett S. Stokes received warm wishes at her farewell reception Tuesday, as she will take office as president of the University of New Mexico on March 1. After a 10-month search headed by 22...

Claire McCaskill speaks about college affordability, DACA, other issues at student forum

Claire McCaskill speaks about college affordability, DACA, other issues at student forum

Natasha Vyhovsky January 30, 2018

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., spoke at Memorial Student Union Friday afternoon to a room filled with nearly 200 students and community members as part of her reelection campaign, answering questions about...

Public panel held to discuss protections of civil liberties in Missouri

Public panel held to discuss protections of civil liberties in Missouri

Natasha Vyhovsky January 30, 2018

The Mid-Missouri Civil Liberties Association hosted a panel Thursday night at the Daniel Boone Regional Library to discuss legislation on civil liberty issues such as disparities in policing, discrimination,...

MSA outlines goals for new semester

MSA outlines goals for new semester

Jacob Robinson January 30, 2018

The Missouri Students Association is already in full swing this semester as it begins to outline its plans for the rest of the year. Between unfinished projects from last semester, changes in leadership...

New MSA senate speaker Taylor Tutin talks on how MSA transformed her into who she is today

New MSA senate speaker Taylor Tutin talks on how MSA transformed her into who she is today

Mawa Iqbal January 30, 2018

She had never gotten an email back. It had been a few weeks since she entered her name and email address into the Missouri Students Association interest form on its website, and still nothing back. A...

State lawmaker pushes for mandatory civics test before graduation

State lawmaker pushes for mandatory civics test before graduation

Abigail Shaw January 30, 2018

A Missouri lawmaker has proposed a bill that would require all college students in the state to pass a civics test before graduating. Students would have to receive at least a 70 percent to receive their...

MU professor creates online program to enhance social skills among children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

MU professor creates online program to enhance social skills among children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

Regan Mertz January 30, 2018

MU researchers have recently introduced an online program called iSocial that targets children who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Individuals with this disorder have a difficult time cooperating...

While awards season grows more inclusive, women are still underrepresented in Grammy nominations

While awards season grows more inclusive, women are still underrepresented in Grammy nominations

Ashley Dorf January 30, 2018

Lorde’s _Melodrama_ is the only album from a female artist to be nominated for Album of the Year at this year’s Grammy Awards. Make no mistake — women are powerful. The #MeToo and Time’s Up movements...

College students are successful in making goals for the spring semester

College students are successful in making goals for the spring semester

Katie Harff January 30, 2018

Every time the calendar turns to January 1, it seems the entire world creates a new workout plan, buys organic food and makes their beds in the morning. But we all know this lasts a couple weeks or so,...