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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Office of Student Conduct investigates two suspended fraternities

Zia Kelly October 19, 2016

Unless the Office of Student Conduct concludes investigations into alleged violations within the next two weeks, Delta Upsilon and Kappa Alpha Order will not walk in the Homecoming Parade on Oct. 22. Because...

Race Matters, Friends warns City Council of biased policing

Jeremiah Wooten October 19, 2016

Three members of advocacy group Race Matters, Friends spoke at Monday’s Columbia City Council meeting about implicit bias in local policing. “There are disproportionate rates of searches of African-American...

Welcome to the jungle: Shaving shouldn’t be an expectation for women

Edna Smith October 19, 2016

_Sex Edna is a sex and advice specialist for MOVE Magazine. She’ll take any and all questions about sex into consideration, but she’s really just making it up as she goes along like everyone else....

Students past and present explain pomping

Mallorie Munoz October 19, 2016

For students in Greek organizations, pomping is an activity that demands substantial time and energy. For the rest of MU, pomping is of little significance until the week of Homecoming and might even be...

Millennial Manners: Tipping for the clueless

Ben Jarzombek October 19, 2016

There’s a pretty good chance you’ve been compelled to tip someone at some point in your life. There’s also a pretty good chance that you’re in college (and subsequently close to broke). Tipping...

Same homecoming, a different tradition

Ayesha Vishnani October 19, 2016

In 1988, the MU Homecoming theme was “Show Me Old Mizzou.” For black students, the concept of “Old Mizzou” meant racism, exclusion and traditions like waving Confederate flags and the marching...

MOVE in print: Rocky Horror, date night and fall colors

Katie Rosso October 19, 2016

####Downtown watch **Meet an author** If you’re looking for a fun morning that features books, free coffee and Harold’s Doughnuts, Kenneth Winn will be coming to Boone County Historical Society on...

Shakespeare’s prepares for ‘busiest weekend of the year’

Victoria Cheyne October 19, 2016

Victoria Cheyne Assistant MOVE Editor Maybe it’s the signature pizza, the welcoming and lively ambience or the reliable uniformity of the overall experience that makes Shakespeare’s so special. When...

Levy Restaurants makes Homecoming a culinary experience

Emma Veidt October 19, 2016

Hundreds of Missouri Tigers clad in black and gold enter Memorial Stadium. The line floods the area around the concession stand, and the smell of gourmet hot dogs envelops the air, especially the scent...

Upholding tradition at the Mizzou Store

Clare Roth October 19, 2016

Beyond the black and gold, The Mizzou Store is built on community and tradition. When you walk into the store, you’re almost always greeted by a friendly face: Marjorie McKenzie, a 49-year employee of...

Ballin’ on a Budget: A college chef’s guide to a rainy day

Alycia Washington October 19, 2016

I despise rainy days at Mizzou. I hate the way lecture halls smell because of everyone’s wet boots and umbrellas, so naturally I count down the minutes until I can get back to my safe haven (my apartment)....

G#’s Musical Radar: St. Lucia get fans dancing with an energetic set

Grant Sharples October 19, 2016

St. Lucia is a Brooklyn-based indie rock group, laden with electronic and dance elements. Their music even has some world aspects to it, influenced by lead vocalist Jean-Philip Grobler’s South African...