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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

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

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...

McCaskill, Blunt seek to reform military sexual assault proceeding law

McCaskill, Blunt seek to reform military sexual assault proceeding law

Covey Eonyak Son November 12, 2013

Sens. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., and Roy Blunt, R-Mo., introduced new bipartisan legislation that seeks to reform current code for sexual assault proceedings in the U.S. military. The _Article 32 Reform...

Illinois to legalize same-sex marriage

Joe Clougher November 12, 2013

Illinois is on the path to officially recognizing same-sex marriages this week. After its failure to approve an identical Senate bill in May, the Illinois House passed the measure 61-54 on Nov. 5. Gov....

Convictions overturned after almost a decade in prison

Convictions overturned after almost a decade in prison

Kayla Goldfarb November 12, 2013

Nearly 10 years after his arrest and imprisonment for the murder of Columbia Tribune sports editor Kent Heitholt, Ryan Ferguson entered the Tiger Hotel on Tuesday night as a free man. At a press conference...

Veteran transformed after four years of service

Katherine Knott November 11, 2013

It took some burnt applesauce to show sophomore John Quade how much the Marines had changed him. Quade was home in Springfield, Mo. after serving in the Marine Corps. He went over to his parents to make...

More than just Main Squeeze: Columbia’s vegetarian options

MacKenzie Reagan November 11, 2013

Whether you’re a dyed in the (imitation) wool vegan or just trying the “Meatless Mondays” trend, Columbia’s got you covered. ----- For local herbivores, Main Squeeze Natural Foods Cafe and Juice...

Brothers share bond of service

Aaron Reiss November 11, 2013

After finishing high school in Ferguson, senior Sean McLafferty didn’t want to go to college. He went to Georgia instead, followed by North Carolina and then New Orleans. Then he went a little bit further:...

How to: eat your veggies in the winter

Christine Jackson November 11, 2013

When it comes to fall and winter produce, pumpkins get all the attention. But if you’re looking for more variety, head to Columbia Farmers Market in Parkade Plaza. The market might have moved inside...

Life Music Series celebrates Black Culture Awareness Week

Elizabeth Loutfi November 11, 2013

The Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center’s Black Culture Awareness Week wrapped up Friday night in The Shack with its Life Music Series. Life Music Series events always feature one artist and other student...

Columbia has many food trucks to offer hungry customers

Tess Hart November 11, 2013

When you’re on the run and in the mood for something just a little bit out of the ordinary, a normal sit-down restaurant is not always the place you want to go. One of Columbia’s food trucks might...

Fanatic Cinematic: More than just a rom-com, “Enough Said”

Alex Leininger November 11, 2013

If I haven’t already given you all enough of a reason to judge me already, I’ve got quite the confession for you: I thoroughly enjoy romantic comedies. Oops. No, I don’t mean “The Notebook,”...

Café Berlin brings an eclectic vibe to downtown Columbia

Madison Lee November 11, 2013

_Location:_ 220 N. Tenth St. _Hours:_ 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. every day If you’re looking for hipsters in their prime and to indulge your taste buds, Café Berlin is the place for you. Located in downtown Columbia,...