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Review: Gunther’s Games flourishes in new Broadway location

Review: Gunther’s Games flourishes in new Broadway location

Mitchell Bird March 4, 2014

You could pass Gunther’s Games on Broadway and assume it’s some sort of GameStop ripoff. However, a closer look inside a Columbia tradition reveals something a little more. Stepping inside, you would...

Think Outside the Boom Box: Sounds and stories

Patrick McKenna March 4, 2014

To my lovely, (maybe) devoted readers: I thought, in honor of this past weekend’s True/False Film Fest and 86th Academy Awards, that I’d pay homage to the last thing remembered from the Oscars. It’s...

Local artists collaborate for ‘Music in Motion’

Jacqueline LeBlanc March 4, 2014

The Odyssey Chamber Music Series and Missouri Contemporary Ballet have never collaborated before. Both based in Columbia, the nonprofit music organization and professional dance company hold several performances...

People of Columbia

**Shelby Creek** _New to MU and loving every minute_ Shelby Creek just started her first semester at MU with sophomore standing and an on-campus job that offers access to the Hatch Hall kitchen and rehearsal...

Speaking of Culture: West presents ‘Shades of Sherlock’

Ellie Papadakis March 4, 2014

Unemotional, cold and incredibly intelligent. Let’s not forget the deerstalker hat! These are just a few of the characteristics of history’s most loveable sleuth — Mr. Sherlock Holmes. On Sunday,...

‘Name That Tune’ to benefit Blues in the Schools program

‘Name That Tune’ to benefit Blues in the Schools program

Tess Hart March 4, 2014

As the Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival heads into its eighth year in Columbia, the event is starting to attract a lot of attention. Last year, fans came from 36 states and five countries just to enjoy all...

Single Girl Diaries: Dating how-to

Ellise Verheyen March 4, 2014

Is there some secret class or DVD on relationships that I missed as an adolescent? I feel like all my peers just know how to date, but here I am sitting on my couch shamelessly watching “Sex and the...

Art show will honor ‘Women in the Arts’

Art show will honor ‘Women in the Arts’

Brendan Solis March 4, 2014

Sexism in the history of the art world has left a massive impact on female artists, and it continues to do so today. According to the [National Museum of Women in the Arts’ website](http://www.nmwa.org/),...

Missouri voter ID legislation passes House, heads to Senate for vote

Joe Clougher March 4, 2014

Stricter voting requirements could come to Missouri next year if they’re not shot down along the way. Most Statehouse legislators were betting on the former as two proposals from Rep. Tony Dugger, R-Hartville,...

MOVE’s picks for the 2014 Oscars

Stephen Daw March 1, 2014

It’s late February, and we all know what that means. No, not Mardi Gras. It’s time for the Oscars! Yes, it’s already time to sit back, relax and watch the three-hour award ceremony that honors the...

Michael Middleton shaped black history for MU

Jessica Karins February 28, 2014

Michael Middleton remembers a time when walking through MU’s campus as a young black man often meant hearing racial slurs shouted by other students and dodging objects thrown from cars. This was during...

McElderry leads BCC, educates students

Alex Leininger February 28, 2014

Adjusting to the Midwest was a process for Jonathan McElderry. McElderry, the director of the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center, was an undergraduate in Fairfax, Va., attending George Mason University,...