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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

State NAACP chapter pushes to abolish death penalty in Missouri

Lucille Sherman July 9, 2014

National attention has been drawn to the constitutionality of the death penalty due to the botched execution of Oklahoma inmate Clayton Lockett that took place in April. After a period of seven weeks...

Five arrested in Columbia for prostitution-related charges

Maddie Foster July 9, 2014

In conjunction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Operation Cross Country VII, Columbia police officers arrested five individuals June 19 for promoting child prostitution. Those arrested included...

Brad ‘N’ Butter: Reducing waste to create free soil

Brad Spudich July 9, 2014

Take a look into your trash can (or just take my word on it) and you will probably notice that you’ve got an extensive amount of food in there. As Americans, we put a lot of food into landfills, which...

MOVE takes a roadtrip to Bonnaroo

Patrick McKenna July 8, 2014

On a normal afternoon of the summer of 2013, I ventured to the nearby coffee shop in my hometown to meet a friend I hadn’t seen in weeks. One of the weeks I hadn’t seen him involved him, along with...

McCaskill backs bill to lower student loans

Madison Denton July 8, 2014

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill has announced her backing of the Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act, which would decrease the interest rates on student loans. “For thousands of Missouri’s...

MU announces record year for fundraising

Covey Eonyak Son July 8, 2014

MU officials announced Tuesday that the university has reached a new record in private funds raised in a single year. During fiscal year 2013-2014, MU raised $164.5 million, topping its initial goal of...

Rainbow House looks for expansion location

Natalia Alamdari July 8, 2014

Rainbow House, a children’s emergency shelter and regional child advocacy center, is working toward expanding the Homeless Youth Program, searching for a building that meets state-mandated safety requirements. The...

University Village awaits demolition, sparks graduate housing discussions

University Village awaits demolition, sparks graduate housing discussions

Covey Eonyak Son July 8, 2014

University Village, an MU-owned apartment complex that was geared toward providing affordable housing near campus for graduate and professional students, closed its doors on June 30. The shutdown came...

MU budgets reallocated for strategic plan

Covey Eonyak Son July 8, 2014

Various departments across campus will work with reduced funding and mandated self-funded salary and benefit increases over the next four years. Every area of campus, except the scholarship and campus...

Summer Repertory Theatre brings three comedies to the Rhynsburger

Em Donald July 8, 2014

As the Summer Repertory Theatre enters its 42nd season this month, three performances will be produced over the upcoming weeks — “Is He Dead?,” “The Drowsy Chaperone,” and “Comedies in Concert.” Graduate...

Cholesterol-lowering drug found effective for breast cancer treatment

Grace Rogers July 8, 2014

A revolutionary cholesterol-lowering cancer treatment has yielded promising results after being tested extensively on breast cancer tumors by MU researchers. The researchers discovered the cholesterol-lowering...

Alumna Hayley Besheer creates MADI Apparel to help women in need

Sarah Wynn July 8, 2014

MU alumna Hayley Besheer had already made her mark on the world with her company, Make a Difference Intimate Apparel (MADI). The start-up company, founded by Besheer in 2011, donates underwear to women...