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Chelsea Clinton speaks at UCP Child Development Center about childcare issues

Anna Sutterer • March 14, 2016

Chelsea Clinton sat in front of a collection of kids’ Pollockesque splattered paintings and spoke about child care resources and research at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Columbia’s United Cerebral Palsy Child...

Board of Curators announces presidential search committee co-chairs, search firm

Lily Cusack, Thomas Oide • March 14, 2016

The UM System Board of Curators announced Tuesday its appointments of the UM System presidential search committee co-chairs, as well as its decision for the executive search firm that will work with the...

Bingeworthy/Cringeworthy: ‘Fuller House’ doesn’t bring anything new to the table

Jack Howland • March 14, 2016

“Fuller House,” the reincarnation of the sitcom whose theme-song-slash-mission-statement vowed to bring back predictability, comes out the gate delivering on that promise. In the Netflix series’...

Listen to This: Make your friends green with envy with this St. Paddy’s Day playlist

Katherine White • March 14, 2016

[St. Paddy’s Day](http://paddynotpatty.com/) is this Thursday, and in honor of my many Irish ancestors, the least I can do is make sure that my fellow peers celebrate the holiday of wearing green, eating...

‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ falls short

Gerard Edic • March 14, 2016

“Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” a film based on the accounts of war correspondent Kim Barker’s memoir, “The Taliban Shuffle,” seems to have a lot of potential. Most films concerning war correspondents...

Go green with MOVE’s own pub crawl list

Bianca Rodriguez • March 14, 2016

Ah, St. Patrick’s Day, a holiday where we wear green and drink till we’re green. No St. Patrick’s Day celebration is complete without corned beef hash, shepherd’s pie and the crowd favorite: a...

MU Libraries struggle to make improvements after fee fails

Megan Dollar • March 14, 2016

After MU’s student body [voted to fail](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/11/18/mu-student-fail-library-fee) the library fee, MU Libraries are struggling to fund renovations, staffing and library...

A look back on March March

March 13, 2016

The March March parade is an annual tradition for the True/False Film Fest. It usually takes place around the first Friday of March. This year, March March took place on March 4 and was one of the biggest...

MU students find their own way to participate in musical theater

Anna Maples • March 13, 2016

Mizzou Off-Broadway, a new “low-commitment theater” student organization and nonprofit, will stage its first musical revue, “Make the Moment Last,” Tuesday night. “It’s something I’ve always...

Diners and coffee shops give flavor to breakfast around Columbia

Nat Kaemmerer • March 13, 2016

Ron Swanson said it best, “There has never been a sadness that cannot be cured by breakfast food.” Any time of day, waffles, bacon and coffee are there for you in ways that other foods just aren't....

Review: ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ flirts with sci-fi

Stephanie Hamann • March 13, 2016

From director Dan Trachtenberg, “10 Cloverfield Lane” is an anxious, edgy film that may or may not be sci-fi. Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays Michelle, a young woman who is driven off the road one night...

Gallery: MizzouThon has another record year

March 13, 2016

MizzouThon had another record year, raising $276,664.11 for the MU Children's Hospital. Last year, the organization raised $201,322.68. Students have been working since August to raise money. Their fundraising...