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Long-running radio show assures fresh content

Long-running radio show assures fresh content

Max Fillion September 2, 2014

InsideOUT has become a familiar sound on campus as one of the longest-running radio shows in MU history, and it is back again this year. The show, a talk show hosted by the LGBTQ Resource Center, is on...

Rants and reviews: Comic book adaptations: the failure of “Sin City 2”

Robert Mecchi September 2, 2014

The original “Sin City” was a refreshing breath of fresh air for the film industry when it was released in 2005. Comic book adaptations were beginning to hit their stride in that decade, but audiences...

SHAPE opens dialogue about sex ed on campus

Jack Waddell September 2, 2014

The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention suggests adolescents keep [six things in mind when starting college](http://www.cdc.gov/features/collegehealth/). One of the six items is how to prevent...

Best smoothie in CoMo

Katelyn Lunders September 2, 2014

Smoothies are the key to a cool escape from the sweltering Columbia heat, but the question of where the best place to get a smoothie is still remains. Luckily for everyone melting in this weather, MOVE...

MSA focuses on Chancellor’s Committees

Waverly Colville September 2, 2014

Missouri Students Association Vice President Matt McKeown is working to get the student body more involved in the Chancellor’s Standing Committees as part of his goals this semester. The committees...

Brad ‘N’ Butter: Easy steps to avoid mental overload this semester

Brad Spudich September 2, 2014

During my freshman year, my floormate was on the phone with his mom, trying to explain his grades. “Yeah … I forgot I had an exam yesterday, so I didn’t do so hot.” **Don’t be like him.** College...

Artists for Justice rally in Peace Park

George Roberson September 2, 2014

Painters, poets and singers gathered at Peace Park Monday afternoon to support the citizens of Ferguson and protest recent events there. The four-hour artistic-expression event put on by Artists for Justice...

Ariana Grande’s “My Everything” falls flat when it comes to original sound

Crystal Duan September 2, 2014

Pop music tends to brainwash listeners into thinking that beneath the layers of auto-tune and awkward guest-rapping (Pitbull, you’re most unwelcome), everyone who makes the Billboard Hot 100 _must_ have...

Alumnus Tim Elfrink publishes book on MLB Biogenesis scandal

Alumnus Tim Elfrink publishes book on MLB Biogenesis scandal

Clarissa Buch September 2, 2014

Alumnus Tim Elfrink exposed one of the biggest drug-related scandals in professional sports history. It began when investor Porter Fischer approached Elfrink in November 2012 claiming that Anthony Bosch,...

Pop Culture Shock: VMAs in a nutshell

McKenna Bulkley September 2, 2014

Let’s talk about the VMAs. This year, I actually think they went pretty well, or at the very least exactly how we all expected them to. Taylor Swift awkwardly danced to all the performances with her...

Gavin King receives Innovation Award for building first 3-D force microscope

Stevie Myers September 2, 2014

An MU faculty was among a team that received the Innovation Award from the Microscopy Society of America for work in developing the first 3-D microscope that allows scientists to study cell membrane proteins. After...

This time, without feeling

Anthony Banks September 2, 2014

The film adaptation of Lois Lowry's novel "The Giver,” in which a youth in a futuristic society is chosen to receive all memories of choice and emotion from the past, is very much like its counterpart:...