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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

MU community celebrates coming out

Elana Williams October 16, 2014

Even though National Coming Out Day was Oct. 11, the MU community celebrates all week long. This year, the 11th was a Saturday, so Coming Out week was celebrated October 13-18. On Tuesday, the LGBTQ Resource...

Same-sex marriages performed in other states now valid in Missouri

Jennifer Prohov October 15, 2014

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster announced Oct. 6 he will not appeal Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Dale Youngs’ Oct. 3 ruling on same-sex marriage. Youngs ruled in _Barrier v. Vasterling_...

USDA grant to help farmers market expand ‘Children’s Table’

USDA grant to help farmers market expand ‘Children’s Table’

Ruth Serven October 15, 2014

Despite cold weather on Saturday, Ani Belsare and his two children stopped by the children’s table. His daughter carefully mashed plant fiber into a circle and laid her paper out to dry in the sun. Belsare...

Columbia Police Department highlights need for more officers

Paige Lalain October 15, 2014

Due to a shortage of law enforcement officers, the Columbia Police Department has had to implement a “triage system” in order to manage and respond to non-emergency calls. This system gauges the level...

MU students spend summers working at Kanakuk Kamps

Libbye Tellor October 15, 2014

[Kanakuk Kamps](http://kanakuk.com/), a Christian summer-camp company that has recruited workers from MU for years, returned to campus Oct. 8 and 9 to attract students for upcoming summer sessions. Employees...

Former South African judge speaks of equality, justice

Zachary Helland October 15, 2014

Human rights activist Albie Sachs opened with a joke. “Would you say your court in South Africa is an activist court?” Sachs said, recounting a question an old friend of his asked him. Sachs replied,...

11th annual Hate Wall addresses negative stereotypes on campus

Wendy Hayworth October 15, 2014

As students walked through the MU Student Center last Thursday, Oct. 9, they encountered a wall defaced with phrases MU students wished to banish from their campus. Derogatory terms such as “slut,”...

MU extends no-smoking ban to city-owned streets on campus

Matt Horn October 15, 2014

Columbia City Council voted Oct. 6 to give MU the rights to extend its smoking ban to certain city streets on campus. This is the next step in a timeline designed to eliminate smoking on campus. In...

Classical guitar students get their own study abroad trip with ‘Red Socks’

Marilyn Haigh October 14, 2014

In 2007, professor Anthony Glise began the classical guitar program in the MU School of Music. Seven years later, he’s taking the program to Chartres, France, in the school’s first faculty-led international...

ICYMI: Is Imgur reinventing the loop?

Ellie Papadakis October 14, 2014

A couple weeks ago, I wrote a column that talked about grammar and communication online. In it, I briefly mentioned GIFs as the Internet’s favorite form of visual communication — or, at least, my favorite...

Crumble-topped apple pie

Crumble-topped apple pie

Shannon Murff October 14, 2014

There’s no denying it — autumn goes perfectly hand-in-hand with delicious, homemade pies. So in the spirit of the season, I gave this simple recipe a try; Now it’s your turn. Awe your friends with...

These tacos have Seoul

Micki Wagner October 14, 2014

It’s true: Seoul Taco will soon be joining the ranks of Columbia’s beloved downtown. The Korean-Mexican food-truck-turned-restaurant is slated to open downtown sometime before the spring semester. Established...