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DIY or Die: Throw away your photo frames

Lizzie Tontz • October 29, 2013

I adore wall art. Every time I walk into a home décor store, I immediately search for pictures. During my last trip to California, I fell in love with a canvas photo of the Seal Beach Pier at sunset...

MOVE’s 2013 Halloween costume guide

Katie Connor • October 29, 2013

Every year, students attend Halloween parties only to see each other dressed in generic, sexy costumes or wearing scary masks with the jeans-and-a-T-shirt combo. Why not stand out from the rest and dress...

Channel Changer: It’s raining zombies

Sarah Kloepple • October 29, 2013

I always find it difficult to look away from anything that scares me. When I view horror films, skittishly balled up on the edge of my couch, I find myself reopening my eyes at the exact moment something...

Five frightening films to watch this Halloween

Alex Leininger • October 29, 2013

So Halloween is coming up, and you’ve already watched “Hocus Pocus” 14 times, right? Maybe you’ve also already picked the perfect costume, “accidentally” eaten your weight in Reese’s Peanut...

Album review: Best Coast’s ‘Fade Away’

Joe Cristo • October 28, 2013

The real problem with the current state of indie music is that it’s dishonest: the vintage, low fidelity recording techniques of yesteryear coupled with a Spectoresque approach to songwriting leave an...

Album Review: Katy Perry’s ‘PRISM’

Claudia Guthrie • October 28, 2013

It’s been more than two months since Katy Perry set fire to her “Teenage Dream”-era blue wig and buried her “California Gurls” lollipop costume, promising a new, dark sound. Her new album, _PRISM_,...

Schara-Haberberger slate focuses on “Connecting Mizzou Stripes”

Steven Chaffin, Jr. • October 28, 2013

Juniors Mason Schara, former MSA chief of staff, and Kelsey Haberberger, Summer Welcome student coordinator, are running for Missouri Students Association president and vice president, building their campaign...

Victim found on I-70 not yet IDed

Mara Somlo • October 28, 2013

Multiple complaints were made to the Columbia Police Department and Missouri State Highway Patrol regarding clothing and a large amount of blood near the 130 mile marker of westbound Interstate 70 on Saturday...

CAFNR displays student, faculty work in art show

Ruth Serven • October 28, 2013

Friends, family and students gathered in the second story of the Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources building to attend the School of Natural Resources’ first annual Homecoming Art Show. The show benefited...

MSO hosts Islam Awareness Week keynote speaker

Reagan Payne • October 26, 2013

The Muslim Students Organization hosted Waheedah Bilal as the keynote speaker for the 2013 Islam Awareness Week on Oct. 25. Students gathered in the Reynolds Journalism Institute on Thursday to learn more...

Major-Paterson slate emphasizes student involvement in creating A Better Mizzou

Steven Chaffin, Jr. • October 26, 2013

There is no easy way to describe the Major-Paterson slate, and that is exactly how they like it. Former Missouri Students Association Sen. Taylor Major and Sen. Dan Paterson have centered their campaign...

College of Business to launch new program in celebration of 100th anniversary

Covey Eonyak Son • October 26, 2013

A new risk management and insurance program will become available to students. “This is an area that is near and dear to my heart,” said Joan Gabel, Trulaske College of Business dean. “Insurance...