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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....

The Donald is in Missouri

Jordan Kodner • March 12, 2016

Frontrunner for the Republican nomination Donald Trump made a stop in St. Louis at the Peabody Opera House on Friday to show some love to his supporters in Missouri, where [he is leading in polls](http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/politics/elections/clinton-trump-hold-narrow-leads-in-missouri-primary-poll/article_d2fbeb1d-f075-500b-800b-0578c70cc32a.html)...

Nearly 40-hour filibuster not enough: Anti-LGBTQ legislation going to Missouri House floor

Max Fillion • March 10, 2016

After one of the longest filibusters in Missouri Senate history, a constitutional amendment that would allow businesses and organizations to refuse service to LGBTQ couples based on religious beliefs was...

Patrick Graham named new student representative to Board of Curators

Taylor Blatchford • March 10, 2016

Patrick Graham is the new student representative to the UM System Board of Curators, Gov. Jay Nixon announced today in a [news release](https://governor.mo.gov/news/archive/gov-nixon-nominates-student-curator-university-missouri-two-missouri-commission-human). If...

Loftin says goodbye to Residence on the Quad

Allyson Vasilopulos • March 10, 2016

After two years at MU, former Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin and his wife Karin are preparing to say goodbye to the Residence on Francis Quadrangle, a place they have called home since February 2014. Following...

Nerd Report: ‘Captain America: Civil War’ trailer breaks the internet

Gabriela Velasquez • March 10, 2016

On Thursday, March 10, Marvel caused the world to quite literally explode with the release of the second full-length trailer for upcoming “Captain America: Civil War.” If you haven’t seen it yet,...

From ‘Fifty Shades’ to Martha Stewart: A look into Melissa Click’s research

Kyra Haas • March 10, 2016

After footage of assistant communication professor Melissa Click confronting two student journalists went viral last fall, major news outlets from across the country began to pick through Click’s life...

Like a good pet, ‘Zootopia’ is adorable, fun

Daniel Flood • March 10, 2016

“Zootopia,” Disney’s latest animated feature, continues the studio’s creative streak of remarkable pictures. It’s a movie I didn’t expect to succeed with its premise of a city of animals acting...

MOVE into your weekend

Katie Rosso • March 10, 2016

####Movie [“Zootopia,”](http://move.themaneater.com/stories/2016/3/10/good-pet-zootopia-adorable-fun/#.VuI78FxvocI) which premiered on March 4, is a film that discusses race and privilege in an accessible...

Click’s termination not enough to stop budget cuts

Lily Cusack • March 10, 2016

Despite conflicting responses from Missouri state lawmakers regarding the [termination of assistant communication professor Melissa Click](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/2/25/melissa-click-fired-board-curators/),...

Graduate workers use #WeWantAVote to advocate for a union

Emily Gallion • March 10, 2016

Graduate workers and associated activists began a Twitter campaign Thursday to advocate for unionization. The Coalition of Graduate Workers has said that it wants to hold a vote on unionizing during the...

Roger Thurow and Chancellor Emeritus Brady Deaton wage a war on hunger

Madison Plaster • March 10, 2016

Hagirso Ketema is forever stunted. At 15, he was just learning how to read and write. At five years old, Ketema and his father Tesfaye Ketema lived through the Ethiopian Famine of 2003. As part of a poor...