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MOVE in print: Downtown watch and MOVE recs

Katie Rosso • September 5, 2016

###Downtown watch **My House CoMo**, a nightclub and sports bar hybrid with a rooftop lounge, is set to open sometime in September. They’ve started training their bartenders, so stay tuned for an “innovative...

Grad student Kyle Bader uses trash to create art

Cassie Allen • September 5, 2016

Graduate student Kyle Bader’s art studio is full of bubble wrap, empty packs of cigarettes and old bags of dishwasher detergent. This isn’t a list of things in Bader’s trash can; these are his art...

Adam Friedman comes to The Blue Note

Zach Stoner • September 4, 2016

Just a year ago, Adam Friedman couldn’t have predicted seeing his face on billboards or mobile apps, nor could he have predicted meeting Mike Posner, or a producing a chart-topping single. Then again,...

G#’s Musical Radar: Who’s who in the new Glass Animals album

Grant Sharples • September 4, 2016

English indie quartet Glass Animals recently released their sophomore album _How To Be A Human Being_. If you’ve listened to the album already, you probably noticed the group of eccentric characters...

Millennial Manners: Sexual equality through (yes) communication

Ben Jarzombek • September 4, 2016

Ah, sex. As if the academic, social and financial stresses of college weren’t enough, being sexually active during college brings a whole new set of challenges. Whether you’re pursuing a casual fling...

Search for business dean draws to a close

Carly Berthiaume • September 4, 2016

Following this week’s interviews with the final four candidates, the new dean of the Trulaske College of Business will be announced sometime within the next month and begin serving on Jan. 1, 2017. Two...

The lull of television provides a much-needed break from real life

Emmalee Wilkins • September 4, 2016

In a time when technology is so prominent and communication is a lifeline, it seems like television is losing its popularity to prime sources like the internet and apps as a form of gathering information....

Ballin’ on a Budget: How to make healthy and cheap tacos

Alycia Washington • September 3, 2016

Mexican food is not only one of my guilty pleasures, but it’s also my go-to when I’m trying to quickly throw something together in the kitchen. I just recently moved into my very first apartment about...

Varsity returns to CoMo almost a year after its last visit

Hannah Simon • September 3, 2016

Varsity is a group of best friends, and their comfortable atmosphere is reflected in their music. “I had this salon night at my house, this was like the beginning, beginning, where everyone, my friends,...

MOVE’s Museum Masterlist

Katherine White • September 3, 2016

Dear lovers of museums, galleries and exhibits: Scratch out the bar crawl this weekend and make room for a campus museum crawl with MOVE. ####Museum of Art and Archaeology What you’ll see: All kinds...

Woman Writes: Single-gender education is not single-minded education

Kristyna Kresic • September 3, 2016

For four years, I woke up to a kilt and polo on my floor that I picked up and put on without even opening my eyes. For four years, school events did not require looking nice. For four years, I walked around...

‘Rain or shine’ football DJ Tyrone Williams is always there

Rebekah Komer • September 3, 2016

Dedication. This is one word Tyrone Williams lives by. Williams DJs during the Mizzou football games. His job requires the ability to multitask; he has directions to listen to, music to play, and has...