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The Maneater

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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Suspicious incident in Greektown over the weekend

Hailey Stolze May 12, 2015

A suspicious incident occurred May 10 at MU’s Delta Delta Delta sorority house, located at 901 Richmond Ave., according to Columbia Police Department dispatch [records](https://www.gocolumbiamo.com/PSJC/Services/911/911dispatch/police.php). “Sunday...

A “Wilder Mind” but a tender heart

Stephen Daw May 11, 2015

Ever since their first appearance in 2009, Mumford & Sons has ruled supreme as the kings of folk music. Their albums “Sigh No More” and “Babel” ushered in the modern-age folk revival and even earned...

Five songs for finals

Micki Wagner May 8, 2015

The most dreadful, yet exciting, time of the semester is upon us: finals week. This can only mean two things. First, that summer is almost here. But before that, we are gonna need some serious study music...

Vinyette brings alt-grunge authenticity to Midwest tour

Brianna Considine May 8, 2015

Charging forth with their signature alt-grunge feel and powered ambience, Vinyette graced The Bridge’s stage Wednesday night like indie royalty. Without hesitation, they crashed into their set vigorously,...

Former Navy SEAL and author Eric Greitens shared wisdom of life through service

Ann Marion May 8, 2015

Eric Greitens, ex-Navy SEAL, Purple Heart recipient, decorated boxer, best-selling author and renowned humanitarian gave the keynote address at the Truman School of Public Affairs’ Public Service Recognition...

Suspect involved in campus robbery arrested, jailed

Paige Lalain May 7, 2015

The suspect involved in a campus robbery May 5 near the sand volleyball courts by Hawthorn Hall was arrested at approximately 5:26 p.m. on May 6, according to a [University of Missouri Police Department...

Congressman Smith shares the importance of knowing both political parties

Karlee Renkoski May 7, 2015

Congressman Jason Smith shared his experience and opinions with Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society, at 5:30 p.m. May 5 in Tate Hall. Smith is a cattle farmer and an MU graduate...

Biggest buzzkill: Closing Rollins to shuttles

Paige Lalain May 6, 2015

Public transportation — well, there’s a thing of nightmares. Especially COMO Connect, the city-owned public bus system that pushed private apartment complex shuttles out of the MU Student Center stops. With...

Top 5 concerts of the year

**1. The Avett Brothers** This was my first time at Roots N Blues N BBQ but my second time seeing The Avett Brothers. Needless to say, I’ve been a fan for awhile. Because, let’s be honest, if you...

Most Influential Students: Farah El-Jayyousi

Marilyn Haigh May 6, 2015

At Women’s Poetry Night in March, senior Farah El-Jayyousi stepped up to the microphone, opened her blue-lipstick-coated mouth and told the world to pronounce her name correctly. Just because two of...

Most Influential Students: Hallie Thompson

Alana Saad May 6, 2015

Graduate Professional Council President Hallie Thompson has a problem. “I have this problem where I really care about a lot of things and it’s hard to balance between caring about so many things,”...

Most Influential Students: Kayley Weinberg

George Roberson May 6, 2015

A former Panhellenic Association president, a loud and proud social justice activist and an English major from a conservative St. Louis suburb walk into a bar. They're all Kayley Weinberg. This is the...