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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Student organizations respond to events in Ferguson

Patrick McKenna September 11, 2014

Students in various organizations at MU took the initiative to come together and create the advocacy group, MU4MikeBrown, in response to the fatal shooting of the Ferguson teen [Aug. 9](http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/08/14/michael-brown-ferguson-missouri-timeline/14051827/). The...

2014 Fall Fest hosts dozens of orgs, local businesses

Mica Soellner September 11, 2014

The annual Fall Fest was held Sept. 10 in the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center, introducing incoming and current minority students to a series of student clubs and organizations. More than 25 tables...

MUPD, CPD to increase collaboration, patrols

Maddie Foster September 11, 2014

MU and the Columbia police departments are planning to strengthen the collaboration between the two agencies and increase patrols near campus. The departments will increase their patrols in Greektown...

MU talks suicide prevention

Jacob Kornhauser September 11, 2014

In Duluth, Minnesota several years ago, an overwhelmed, high school sophomore decided he wanted to end his life. Dave Romano was considered popular in school. He was successful in most aspects of his...

Parking cost increases proposed for downtown Columbia

Ruth Serven September 10, 2014

Residents of Columbia might find themselves paying more for parking in the near future. The Columbia City Council is considering changes which would raise the cost of parking downtown. The proposal, included...

Columbia Water and Light Board hears from Grain Belt rep

Chris Beyer September 10, 2014

Columbia’s Water and Light Board is reviewing a proposal to create and maintain renewable wind energy in Missouri. Mark Lawlor, a representative for Clean Line Energy Partners, spoke with Columbia’s...

Grant created to offer locally-grown food at Missouri schools

Jennifer Prohov September 10, 2014

In an effort to bring locally-grown food into Missouri schools, the Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority has created a grant to offer local farmers. “We’re thrilled that...

Ordinance prohibits private campus shuttles from certain routes

Ordinance prohibits private campus shuttles from certain routes

Isabella Alves, Paige Lalain September 10, 2014

On the first day of the new school year, drivers of private campus shuttles — and the students who ride them — were caught by surprise when police began enforcing a new city ordinance that alters their...

Jamba Juice comes to Mizzou

Jamba Juice comes to Mizzou

Marlee Baldridge September 9, 2014

Jamba Juice, started by avid cyclist and health advocate Kirk Perron in 1990, has since taken over hip neighborhoods across the nation and the world. No proper college town can be found without one. Recently,...

Rants and Reviews: Cinematic quality comes to TV

Robert Mecchi September 9, 2014

In the past decade, television shows have become increasingly serialized. This shift from episodic formats has lent an air of epic storytelling to many television shows. In 2004, ABC took a huge risk...

How to: make your own PSL

How to: make your own PSL

Faith Salamon September 9, 2014

**Pumpkin Spice Latte** With the start of September comes the re-emergence of the famous Pumpkin Spice Latte. With this recipe, you can sit on your couch in the air conditioning sipping your homemade...

New Missourian paywall method looks promising, so far

Waverly Colville September 9, 2014

Since switching to Google surveys [on June 23](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/6/6/missourian-finds-new-way-monetize-website/) instead of a 24-hour paywall, the Columbia Missourian has found the...