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Single Girl Diaries: National Singles Awareness Day

Ellise Verheyen • February 11, 2014

February 14, also known as National Singles Awareness Day, is finally upon us. It used to be so simple. A shoebox, construction paper and cheap, puppy-themed valentines were all you needed for a successful...

Valentine’s Day horoscopes

Brendan Solis • February 11, 2014

Without proper guidance, Valentine’s Day can end up being a bit of mess. With a little help from [Horoscope.com](http://horoscope.com/) and [Astrology.com](http://www.astrology.com/), MOVE looked to...

Channel Vision: A more sparkly saga

Crystal Duan • February 11, 2014

Dare I say it? If you seek to watch one of the best, fast-paced thrillers on TV, you’d best be watching “The Vampire Diaries.” I realize people might already have their misgivings. Perhaps you’ve...

Third annual Valentine’s Day Film Festival the first of its kind

Crystal Duan • February 11, 2014

This weekend, Columbia’s third annual Valentine’s Day Film Festival will have a lineup that caters to the town’s single residents. The festival, put on by the MU Film Production Club and emceed...

Tiger Garden has holiday specials for that special someone

Renee Schilb • February 11, 2014

Wake up and smell the roses this Valentine’s Day. Tiger Garden has a dozen fresh-cut deals to celebrate the holiday. As Valentine’s Day draws near, students gather heart-shaped candies and heartfelt...

The Reel Reflections: Just another vampire romance flick

Claudia Guthrie • February 11, 2014

Once upon a time in Lee’s Summit, Mo., there lived a girl. A girl who dyed bright red streaks into her hair, wore multicolored neon pants and loved young adult vampire romance novels. She read every...

Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks to perform at Mojo’s

Patrick McKenna • February 11, 2014

It isn’t often that a musician stays so grounded to his own ambitions that he never compromises in the face of the ruthless music industry. From his slightly sloppy psychedelic solo albums to his original...

Schara and cabinet inaugurated Thursday

Elizabeth Loutfi • February 7, 2014

The new Missouri Students Association President Mason Schara and Vice President Kelsey Haberberger were sworn in Thursday evening in front of friends, family and executive branch members. This term, MU...

Journalism dean’s retirement to take effect Aug. 31

Crystal Duan • February 7, 2014

Dean Mills, School of Journalism dean, plans to remain at the university half-time as director of the Donald W. Reynolds Fellows Program after his retirement takes effect Aug. 31. Mills’ retirement,...

Students brave the weather for snow day fun

Claudia Guthrie • February 6, 2014

Students’ eyes were locked on their Twitter feeds Monday night, waiting for the answer to one question: will classes be canceled? 8:01 p.m. _Refresh._ Still no news. 8:02 p.m. _Refresh. Refresh. Refresh._ Finally,...

Album review: Bombay Bicycle Club’s ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’

Katie Connor • February 6, 2014

What sets Bombay Bicycle Club apart from other indie bands is how the group approaches recording a new album as a chance to reinvent itself. From indie rock to alternative folk to dance rock, not one...

Snow much for classes

Katie Pohlman • February 5, 2014

This week’s two snow days mark the seventh and eighth time classes have been canceled over the past four years and the 11th and 12th time in school history. University officials made the first decision...