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Medical cannabis a possibility for Missouri

Mica Soellner • June 3, 2015

Missouri could soon be the 24th state to legalize medical cannabis, after becoming the 19th state to decriminalize the possession of marijuana in May 2014. House Bill 800, sponsored by Rep. Dave Hinson,...

Greek community expresses outrage over proposed regulations

Paige Lalain, George Roberson • June 3, 2015

At the request of Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin, the Office of Greek Life will host a summit regarding sexual assault and student safety in fraternity houses at 10 a.m. June 20 in Stotler Lounge, according...

Out with MizzouWireless, in with TigerWiFi

Bryanna Leach • June 3, 2015

Junior Brandon Fredman said he has hated MizzouWireless since day one. “I could not believe how slow it was,” Fredman said. “Then the first day of my freshman year, MizzouWireless crashed. I called...

Administrators discontinue One Mizzou, developing new marketing campaign this summer

Sarah Wynn • June 3, 2015

Last December, a coalition of student leaders presented a Call to Action to MU administrators. It would eventually spell the end of the use of the One Mizzou slogan in marketing and promotional materials....

Pedestrian safety task force launched

Marilyn Haigh • June 3, 2015

After a car struck sophomore Amy Wasowicz [last January](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/1/22/freshman-good-condition-after-being-struck-vehicle/) on her way to class, she became a Missouri Students...

Campus safety debated after recent crimes

Bryanna Leach • June 3, 2015

The phone rings, and a text comes in. But it’s not the typical, “Hey, what’s up?” — it’s a text from MU Alert saying there’s been shots fired near campus. This was the case for most MU students...

Shakespeare’s Pizza temporarily relocates

Estefania Barron • June 3, 2015

After 42 years in its iconic Ninth Street location, Shakespeare’s Pizza opened its doors at a temporary location on Eighth Street at 5 p.m. on May 29. The original building that hosted Shakespeare’s...

Punk and Palm Trees: high temps mean high energy

Morgan Magid • June 2, 2015

As colorful umbrellas fill the beaches, bottles of aloe fly off the shelves and global warming gets realer by the day, our music tastes shift. As the sounds of summer start to buzz, I find that we often...

Formerly PS Gallery, Sager Braudis Gallery continues to reflect ‘small business feel’

Maddie Foster • June 2, 2015

Self-proclaimed the heart of the North Village Arts District, the PS Gallery took to [social media](https://www.facebook.com/36763530792/photos/a.10151831331230793.1073741846.36763530792/10152732687140793/?type=1&theater)...

All of CoMo’s a stage: find your favorite

Micki Wagner • June 2, 2015

There is no business like show business. To prove this, three great independent theaters downtown want to entertain you this summer. **Talking Horse Theatre,** located in the North Village Arts District,...

Summer reading guide for MOVErs

Rachel Phillips • June 2, 2015

Summer leaves many students with extra time to pursue an activity that is usually associated with textbooks and assignments: reading. That means it is time to explore the world outside the textbook and...

New co-chairs moving Four Front forward

Bryanna Leach • June 2, 2015

Junior Ipsa Chaudhary and senior Alanna Diggs are the two new faces of Four Front Council this year. The co-chairwomen were elected in April to represent the minority population of MU in the Multicultural...