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The Maneater

Paper Bird will play Mojo’s May 6

Paper Bird will play Mojo’s May 6

Katie Connor April 29, 2014

Soaring harmonies and foot-tapping beats are the musical forces working behind the six-piece folk band Paper Bird. MOVE spoke with vocalist Esmé Patterson on their writing process, touring and the future...

People of Columbia

Daniela Vidal April 29, 2014

**Marie Gallagher ** **Hooked on Costumes** Marie Gallagher has been Marilyn Monroe, a clown and a stripping gorilla. After seven months away from Gotcha!, a downtown costume shop, Gallagher returned...

Downtown Declassified: Thnks Fr Th Mmrs

MacKenzie Reagan April 29, 2014

I’ve been filling up this corner of MOVE for 14 (!!?!) weeks now with my ramblings on CoMo and copious em dashes. I’ve had the chance to check out some really great places downtown: [The Peace Nook](http://move.themaneater.com/stories/2014/1/28/downtown-declassified-peace-out-tigers/),...

Single Girl Diaries: The Break-up

Ellise Verheyen April 29, 2014

I think it’s about time we talk about breakups. Now as we all know (at least you should by now), I don’t have a lot of relationship experience. I’ve really only been in one “relationship.” I...

Capitol wrap-up: Week of April 27

Joe Clougher April 29, 2014

**Senate approves education budget** Missouri Senate this week gave the nod to a $700 million-plus increase in Missouri’s 2015 education budget. The proposed budget would give K-12 schools a minimum...

MU Researcher identifies coding gene needed for key locomotor skills

Natalia Alamdari April 29, 2014

Samuel Waters, assistant professor of biological sciences at MU, has identified a coding gene linked to locomotor skills and central nervous system development, which may lead to a better understanding...

Amy Stroth, Lizz Cardwell win Mastering the Method Photojournalism award

Amy Stroth, Lizz Cardwell win Mastering the Method Photojournalism award

Daniela Sirtori Cortina April 29, 2014

Neither Lizz Cardwell nor Amy Stroth thought they had a chance at winning the Mastering the Method Photojournalism award. But on April 9, the School of Journalism announced that Cardwell’s project,...

David Wilson’s documentary goes beyond Branson entertainment industry

Claudia Guthrie April 29, 2014

As the co-founder of Ragtag Cinema and the True/False Film Festival, David Wilson is a big name throughout Columbia. Now, with the release of his first feature-length documentary, Wilson is gaining even...

Fash Talk: How to be your own fashion queen

Brielle Gregory April 29, 2014

Simon Doonan, the wonderful creative ambassador at Barneys New York and one of my most cherished fashion inspirations, once said, “Conformity is the only real fashion crime. To not dress like yourself...

Thee Oh Sees end hiatus early with thirteenth LP Drop

Patrick McKenna April 29, 2014

At any given time period in the last 100 years, music has been revolutionized on big and small scales. You have the kings of rock, like Elvis, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, who created their own...

_RESPECT: Women and Popular Music_ opens Friday at Stephens College

Maddie Magruder April 29, 2014

This Friday, Stephens College will be presenting RESPECT: a Musical Journey of Women, which will run from May 2 to May 4, and again from May 7 to May 9. The musical is written by Vanderbilt professor Dr....

So a woman, her boyfriend’s wife and her boyfriend’s girlfriend walk into a bar…

Katelyn Lunders April 29, 2014

Despite its great cast, this movie will cheat you out of your money. “The Other Woman,” a film with the potential to be the adult version of “John Tucker Must Die,” sadly failed to impress. “The...