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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Columbia Housing Authority considers banning smoking in public housing

Hailey Stolze November 19, 2014

Growing up with a mother who chain-smoked affected the childhood of Lee Radtke, director of public housing operations for the Columbia Housing Authority. Though she didn’t realize it until high school,...

Local charities look for volunteers, support for the holiday season

Jessica Karins November 19, 2014

During the holiday season, Columbia’s major charities are preparing to implement holiday programs for families in poverty. The Voluntary Action Center describes itself as a program functioning to “ensure...

Recent death sparks euthanasia debate

Paige Lalain November 19, 2014

Following the death of 29-year-old Brittany Maynard, a woman diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, the media has been abuzz with both the story of her life as well as the nature of her death. Maynard,...

Provost decision a critical choice

Taylor Blatchford, Rachel Pierret November 19, 2014

Since former executive vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost Brian Foster retired Jan. 1, MU has been conducting a search to fill the vacant position. According to the [Office of the Provost](http://provost.missouri.edu/about/index.php),...

Students plan rally after Ferguson decision

November 19, 2014

A demonstration is scheduled to take place in Speakers Circle immediately following the upcoming grand jury decision on the Michael Brown case. The decision whether to indict Darren Wilson, the Ferguson,...

School of Journalism announces $1 million donation

Taylor Blatchford November 19, 2014

The Missouri School of Journalism announced Wednesday a $1 million donation from Walter B. Potter Jr. to benefit benefit innovation in community journalism. The donation will fund the the Walter B. Potter...

Columbia may face $1b ‘investment gap’

Ruth Serven November 18, 2014

Columbia’s struggle to support its growing population continues. The city, in the midst of a population boom, will have an infrastructure investment gap of about $1 billion by 2050, according to a report...

MOVE DIY: winter drinks

MOVE DIY: winter drinks

Alease Lee November 18, 2014

We all love Starbucks. We also love being able to make amazing drinks in the comfort of our home. During the winter months, I love to experiment with different ingredients to come up with new and exciting...

Catch ‘Rosewater’ while it’s still here

Mallory Brown November 18, 2014

“Rosewater,” Jon Stewart’s directorial debut, tells the story of Maziar Bahari, an Iranian-born journalist living in London and covering the 2009 Iranian elections for Newsweek. The film was based...

Missouri’s same-sex marriage ban declared unconstitutional

Jennifer Prohov November 18, 2014

A federal judge declared Missouri’s gay marriage ban unconstitutional on Nov. 7. Federal District Judge Ortrie Smith found that the ban violated the 14th Amendment and was therefore void in _Lawson...

Alumna Rebecca Dunn crowned Miss Missouri USA 2015

Katie Parkinson November 18, 2014

When many people think of beauty pageants, they might picture Olive Hoover shaking it to “Super Freak” in “Little Miss Sunshine” or TLC’s “Toddlers & Tiaras” reality show. MU alumna Rebecca...

‘NaNoWriMo:’ 50k words, 30 days

‘NaNoWriMo:’ 50k words, 30 days

Jared Kaufman November 18, 2014

Some MU students think they can write a novel in a month — and now they have their chance. November is the National Novel Writing Month, and more than 100 students, faculty and community members in...