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Campus Lodge offers amenities, good living conditions

Claudia Guthrie • February 4, 2015

I’m sure you’ve seen the Campus Lodge shuttle. It’s hard to miss (literally, the shuttle driver narrowly misses running over unsuspecting pedestrians on a daily basis) — it’s big, it’s red...

Campus View Apartments a stress-free place to live

Carlie Procell • February 4, 2015

Most students, when looking for apartments, are looking for close proximity to campus. These students don’t have to look much farther than Campus View Apartments. Located south on Providence, near the...

Copper Beech delivers for the price

Katie Pohlman • February 4, 2015

Space. That was what impressed me the most when I toured Copper Beech. My friend and I were interested in a two-person apartment, so the amount of space in a four-person may be a little bit less. But...

Dagorhir players bring warfare to Peace Park

Taylor Ysteboe • February 3, 2015

Take a little bit of “Lord of the Rings” with a dash of “Game of Thrones” and Dagorhir, a modern game of Medieval combat, is born. Inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien’s works, Bryan Weise invented...

MU’s Black History Month events aim to celebrate, challenge

Marilyn Haigh • February 3, 2015

Deep within the [State Historical Society](http://shs.umsystem.edu/index.shtml) archives rest several original songs written by civil rights activist John Handcox. Handcox was a tenant farmer and union...

Head begins term as MSA president

George Roberson • February 3, 2015

Payton Head is a junior. He is a political science and international studies double major. He is from the south side of Chicago. He is a queer black man. He is a National Association for the Advancement...

Smith-Lezama steps into MSA vice presidency

Waverly Colville • February 3, 2015

Junior Brenda Smith-Lezama always joked about running for Missouri Students Association office with Payton Head, but never imagined it would come to fruition. Head and Smith-Lezama, now both juniors,...

Blacklisted Banned Books Club celebrates the controversial

Thomas Friestad • February 3, 2015

Libraries and classrooms across the country have had a storied history of banning books from their shelves. The American Library Association[http://www.ala.org] catalogs a growing list of classics that...

Skip the excess, know the essentials for apartment living

Mica Soellner • February 3, 2015

Apartment hunting is hard. It is even more challenging if it is your first time moving into a place of your own. No one told you about all of the detail that goes into looking for that perfect place. There...

Symposium on Charlie Hebdo attacks, implications on free speech held at MU

Paige Lalain • February 3, 2015

For MU freshman Jack Herrick, the morning of Jan. 7 was unlike any other. In Paris at the time, Herrick was at the center of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks. “I wandered into the city to find...

Pass the Popcorn: Fear and loathing in the penthouse

Caleb Bishop • February 3, 2015

Are the kids asleep? Good, let’s talk. “The Loft” is a decidedly depraved movie about five exceptionally rich men who agree that they need somewhere to go to do whatever they want with no questions...

Here’s why ‘Beer tastes better in the front row’

Amanda Lundgren • February 3, 2015

If you’ve been walking around campus the past two weeks, you’ve probably seen the phrase “beer tastes better in the front row” written on the sidewalk, scribbled on a bench or smacked on a random...