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The Maneater

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The Maneater

Faculty Council discusses treating irradiated building

Faculty Council discusses treating irradiated building

Annabel Ames September 16, 2014

Ridding Pickard Hall of radiation will cost at least $10 million, said Gary Ward, vice chancellor for administrative services. Ward presented three options for decommissioning the building to the Faculty...

Rants and Reviews: Review out of the blue – “The Innkeepers”

Robert Mecchi September 16, 2014

There are no good new releases currently in theaters. If you want to have a good time at the theater this upcoming weekend, just see “Guardians of the Galaxy,” and if you’ve seen it already, I would...

Rose Quartz hits Blue Note

Rose Quartz hits Blue Note

Mica Soellner September 16, 2014

Trying to add a synthetic spin to your life? Electro-pop synth band Rose Quartz is the band that will get your electronic elements into gear. MOVE’s Q&A with the duo revealed some of the mystery behind...

Where to: stay in CoMo

Dalvin Parker September 16, 2014

Whether you’re coming for a football game, visiting a friend or want to come to CoMo for a weekend getaway, there are plenty of places where you can stay in town. Each of these hotels has its own...

Think Outside the Boom Box: MOVE takes LouFest

Patrick McKenna September 16, 2014

As I strolled into the ginormous strip of land that makes up Forest Park in St Louis on September 7, I could feel the familiar aroma of excitement found only at music festivals. I was attending LouFest,...

ICYMI: Internet is changing the way books are read

Ellie Papadakis September 16, 2014

Ah, finally some news to put us millennials in a positive light. A new [Pew study](http://www.pewinternet.org/files/2014/09/PI_YoungerAmericansandLibraries_091014.pdf) found that young adults are more...

Soko comes to CoMo

Soko comes to CoMo

Corin Cesaric September 16, 2014

With a unique voice, meaningful lyrics and undeniable talent, Soko is just what the music industry needs. “Vital and emotional. Raw and teenage-clumsy.” That is how Soko describes her sound. Soko...

MU, Italian government announce research collaboration

MU, Italian government announce research collaboration

Isabella Alves, Clarissa Buch September 15, 2014

MU announced Monday a new collaboration with the Italian government to research ancient Roman artifacts. MU researchers will collaborate with Capitoline Museum in Rome, the oldest public museum in the...

Fire at Hudson Hall prompts evacuation

Maddie Foster September 14, 2014

Residents of Hudson Hall were evacuated early Sunday in response to a fire that reportedly started in room 337. According to a Columbia Fire Department [news release](http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Public_Comm/Public_Information/Press_Releases/view.php?id=2668),...

McCaskill speaks about Ferguson, veterans affairs

Quinn Malloy September 13, 2014

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., joked about her reputation as a moderate to lighten up the crowd in Hulston Hall on Friday. “I got 35 percent of Missouri that thinks I’m Satan on a horse,” McCaskill...

Patriot Day Barbecue honors armed forces

Logan Mainord September 12, 2014

The third annual Patriot’s Day Barbecue recognized and celebrated MU students, faculty, and alumni who have served in the armed forces. With the large American flags hanging from the Columns, students,...

Nixon releases over $140 million for education

Isabella Alves September 12, 2014

Governor Jay Nixon announced on Thursday that he will release $143.6 million to fund K-12 schools and higher education institutions after vetoing bills proposing tax cuts. Public Missouri universities...