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Concerned Student 1950 organizers and supporters trek across campus in walkout

Peter Baugh, Tessa Weinberg • November 5, 2015

“Who shut shit down? We shut shit down,” was one of the many chants over a hundred students, faculty and staff shouted during Thursday’s Concerned Student 1950 walkout in support of graduate student...

Students with disabilities struggle to find housing

Allyson Sherwin • November 5, 2015

Freshman and journalism major Christopher Olszewski was confronted with limited options when considering his choices for on-campus housing. As a Walter Williams Scholar, he was left with two options of...

How to survive having a terrible roommate

Bryanna Leach • November 5, 2015

The smell of cannabis smoke lingered throughout the house when a student returned, tired and travel-worn, from a weekend at home. “When I came back, there was weed everywhere. There were burnt blunts...

English department vote highlights faculty dissatisfaction

Katherine Knott • November 5, 2015

Citing low morale among faculty and a poor campus climate, faculty members in the English department voted no confidence in Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin’s leadership. The vote was held during a department...

Black, White and Read: “Gilmore Girls” is back, so here is the best of Rory Gilmore’s booklist

Katie Rosso • November 4, 2015

Anyone who is a lover of “Gilmore Girls” knows that Rory is a bookworm. In her valedictorian speech at Chilton, she said, “I live in two worlds; one is a world of books.” And now with the recent...

An analysis of the Chanels’ Fashion

Lauren Williams • November 4, 2015

I have found myself in a state of amazement once again. After falling victim to the pressuring advertisement of Xfinity.com, I found myself submerged into Ryan Murphy’s newest addicting TV show, “Scream...

Examining feasibility of MSA initiatives

David Soler Crespo, Claire Mitzel, Jennifer Prohov • November 4, 2015

The Missouri Students Association presidential candidates listed the following as their top five concrete actions they would take if elected. ####Top Five Initiatives **Gomez/Hanner** Provide education...

Loftin responds to student’s hunger strike

Taylor Blatchford • November 4, 2015

Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin expressed his support for graduate student Jonathan Butler’s [hunger strike](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/11/2/graduate-student-jonathan-butler-declares-hunger-s/)...

MSA Voters Guide

Taylor Blatchford, George Roberson • November 4, 2015

The Missouri Students Association presidential election is next week and voting is open at vote.missouri.edu from 5 p.m. Nov. 9 to 5 p.m. Nov. 11. [Click here](https://www.themaneater.com/media/2015/1103/14page14.pdf)...

SCCA covers Speakers Circle with hashtags in support of the hunger strike

Tessa Weinberg • November 4, 2015

The seriousness and urgency of graduate student Jonathan Butler’s hunger strike continues to increase as he has now signed a “do not resuscitate” order, according to a member of MU Student Coalition...

MSA candidates tackle student affordability

Neeti Butala, Allyson Vasilopulos, Emily Gallion • November 4, 2015

From dining to living expenses to textbooks, there are a lot more expenses that students face other than tuition. Each Missouri Students Association presidential slate has devised a plan to make MU a place...

Barbecue from around the world cooked fresh at Do Mundo’s

Jared Kaufman • November 4, 2015

For when you’re feeling discontented with Dobbs, the Student Center offers a wide variety of fresh food options that are made mostly from scratch. Eric Cartwright, the executive chef of Campus Dining...