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The Maneater

Capitol wrap-up: Week of Oct. 20

Daniel Henderson October 23, 2013

####Lt. Governor calls for more action from Missouri Attorney General in rape case. Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder demanded Attorney General Chris Koster take further action in the controversial rape...

Ankur Singh premieres documentary, “Listen”

Ankur Singh premieres documentary, “Listen”

Jessica Sherwin October 23, 2013

After traveling across the country during the summer to work on his documentary, [“Listen,”](http://move.themaneater.com/stories/2012/11/29/singh-speaks-out-against-standardized-testing-docu/) freshman...

2013 Homecoming parade map

David Freyermuth October 23, 2013

At 9 a.m. Saturday, about 150 campus organizations and marching bands will walk the parade route, which begins on campus and ends downtown. It takes approximately 20 minutes for each entry to go through...

Curators approve new form of funding for system projects

Covey Eonyak Son October 23, 2013

The UM System will use revenue bonds to finance projects on all four member campuses. A resolution to authorize this action was passed by the Board of Curators at its Oct. 23 teleconference. Projects...

2013 Homecoming campus decorations map

David Freyermuth October 23, 2013

####Campus Decorations 1. Kappa Delta/Pi Kappa Phi 2. Pi Beta Phi/Lambda Chi Alpha/ Phi Delta Theta 3. Gamma Phi Beta/Kappa Alpha 4. Delta Gamme/Alpha Epsilon Pi 5. Kappa Kappa Gamma/Farmhouse/Theta...

MSA debates Truman’s Closet becoming auxiliary

Steven Chaffin, Jr. October 23, 2013

As Truman’s Closet enters its third week of operation, the Missouri Students Association Senate is debating whether the program should be an auxiliary. The debate raised contention among senators concerning...

PHA and IFC explain diversity in MU Greek chapters

Stephen Daw October 23, 2013

At the University of Alabama earlier in September, a controversy sparked when an article from the school’s newspaper, “The Crimson White,” revealed that some sororities on campus were being discriminatory...

Breaking records unit by unit

Breaking records unit by unit

Stephen Daw October 23, 2013

MU held its 28th annual blood drive at Hearnes Center from Oct. 14-17. The blood drive, which is the largest in the country, brought in 6,237 units of blood, including all satellite drives conducted by...

The celebration beyond the campus

Liz Henderson October 23, 2013

With students, family and alumni coming from around the country for Homecoming weekend, MU is not the only entity affected by Homecoming. Local businesses along the parade route and downtown Columbia...

Anything but Ramen: Exploring 2 Chainz’s new cookbook, ‘Meal Time’

Aaron Pellish October 22, 2013

Tauheed Epps was born in Atlanta in 1977, but he didn’t become one of my favorite people alive until 2011, when he started rapping under the name “2 Chainz” and became one of the most popular rappers...

Overdressed: The pleasure of pleather

Morgan Young October 22, 2013

As you well know, I have practically been clicking my heels together (my hypothetical, but obviously still fabulous fire hydrant red, sparkly stilettos) wishing for fall weather. Not because I’m particularly...

‘The Summer in Gossensass’ comes to the Corner Playhouse

‘The Summer in Gossensass’ comes to the Corner Playhouse

Shannon Murff October 22, 2013

On Thursday, the Corner Playhouse opens its doors to present a different type of theater experience. “The Summer in Gossensass,” written by Cuban playwright María Irene Fornés, follows two American...