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Students say goodbye to Brady Deaton

Crystal Duan • November 13, 2013

Brady and Anne Deaton had seen many students on the doorstep to their residence on the Francis Quadrangle over the years. However, they did not expect to see a huge group waiting outside to say goodbye...

MU, Wash U coming together for cancer research

Liz Henderson • November 13, 2013

The College of Veterinary Medicine is partnering with Washington University in St. Louis to help develop a new cancer-removing technology. The two universities will work together to develop “cancer...

Students elect Schara, Haberberger for MSA president and vice president

Steven Chaffin, Jr. • November 13, 2013

The month-long Missouri Students Association election has come to an end. ####MSA PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Juniors Mason Schara and Kelsey Haberberger won the presidential election with the slogan "Connecting...

Deaton retires after 24 years of service

Katie Pohlman • November 13, 2013

McDermott becomes third Tiger Pantry director

Steven Chaffin, Jr. • November 13, 2013

Sophomore Lauren McDermott is taking Tiger Pantry in a new direction. McDermott will lead the pantry after senior Paul Haluszczak’s term ends in January 2014. She will be the pantry’s third director,...

Fretboard Coffee combines owner Dave Elman’s two main loves, coffee and music

MacKenzie Reagan • November 13, 2013

A good cup o’ Joe is all Dave Elman ever needed. “I’ve always loved coffee,” says Elman, a former IT salesman and owner of North Village’s new Fretboard Coffee. But he’s also passionate about...

Channel Changer: I miss you, ‘Happy Endings’

Sarah Kloepple • November 13, 2013

It’s safe to say that “Happy Endings” did not — much to my outrageous disdain — get its happy ending. When the show was canceled in May, I went through the typical five stages of grief that...

Anything but Ramen: It’s 2013, stop hating

Aaron Pellish • November 13, 2013

I’m not a man of very much principle. I don’t enjoy following rules. I jaywalk chronically. I litter if I don’t see a garbage can within a reasonable distance. I don’t have a lengthy ethical...

People of Columbia

MacKenzie Reagan, Daniela Vidal • November 13, 2013

**Abigail English** _Comedy queen_ Live from Bengal Lair, it’s Wednesday night! After seeing a sign promoting the MU’s Comedy Wars her freshman year, sophomore Abigail English decided to audition...

Catch Radin and his soothing sound at The Blue Note

Madison Feller • November 13, 2013

Singer-songwriter Joshua Radin is bringing his acoustic sound to The Blue Note, where he’ll open for Matt Nathanson, next Tuesday. Even if you've missed hearing Radin's tunes on television shows like...

Kip Kendrick set to run for 45th District House seat in 2014

Hannah Tinnin • November 12, 2013

Kip Kendrick announced Wednesday he will be running for the 45th house district seat in 2014. Kendrick received the support of the district’s current legislator, Rep. Chris Kelly, D-Columbia. As Kelly’s...

Housing in Columbia expands; many factors affect the development of city

Maggie Stanwood • November 12, 2013

Two new student housing complexes will come to Columbia in the next year, built by Park 7 Group and American Campus Communities. Park 7 Group, a New York-based company, is looking at the property where...