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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Government shutdown will not impact current financial aid

Elizabeth Wilson October 6, 2013

The federal government’s Oct. 1 shutdown should have limited effects on MU students’ federal financial aid. Students who were scheduled to receive financial aid for the 2013-14 year will still receive...

Maneater Student Section coming to Sprint Center

Nick Ehrhard October 3, 2013

KANSAS CITY — MU students can purchase student discount tickets Thursday for this year’s matchup against the University of Hawaii at the Sprint Center in Kansas City on Nov. 16. A limited number of...

McCaskill leads the charge against military sexual assaults in U.S. Senate

Pranav Shastry October 3, 2013

Senator Claire McCaskill released a statement on Thursday about her plans to curb the number of sexual assaults in the military. Based on the most recent report by the Pentagon’s Sexual Assault Prevention...

Sustainapalooza promotes green habits through games

Tom Heagney October 3, 2013

The Office of Sustainability held its second annual “Sustainapalooza” on Thursday at Kuhlman Court behind the MU Student Center. The event included games, food, prizes and a live performance from...

Capitol wrap-up: Week of Sept. 29

Daniel Henderson October 3, 2013

####Missouri Attorney general warns of possible scams associated with Affordable Care Act Attorney General Chris Koster has teamed up with the Missouri Hospital Association to educate Missourians about...

Album review: Blue Sky Black Death’s ‘Glaciers’

Album review: Blue Sky Black Death’s ‘Glaciers’

William Schmitt October 3, 2013

Blue Sky Black Death is Kingston and Young God, two producers on the West Coast who make instrumental arrangements that resist definition. Their latest release contains five tracks, each with a corresponding...

Women’s Center hosts Love Your Body Day

Sarah Wynn October 3, 2013

“Happy Love Your Body Day!” people shouted to bystanders at Lowry Mall on Wednesday. Love Your Body Day is an annual tradition that provides information about body positivity. “We want to let everyone...

Faculty Council discusses its role in university affairs

Crystal Duan October 3, 2013

Faculty Council discussed the importance of making the search for the new provost open, led by both the council and the new chancellor. In the council’s meeting Oct. 2, council member Dennis Miller...

Police blotter

Pranav Shastry October 2, 2013

The following investigations are in progress, and the following people were arrested or issued summons, according to police reports. ####Minor in possession of alcohol arrested Freshman Steven Kusnierz,...

Ellis Fischel Cancer Center to offer patients after-hours breast cancer screening

Covey Eonyak Son October 2, 2013

University Hospital’s oncologists, mammogram technicians and staff members will work after hours from 6 p.m. - midnight Oct. 4, and 7 a.m. - noon Oct. 5 to service patients at a special breast cancer...

MU parking to become more difficult

Jacob Kornhauser October 2, 2013

With the completion of a new residence hall, Virginia Avenue South, slated for fall 2015, campus parking could become harder to come by. With no plans for new campus parking lots or expanded ones, and...

Annual Safety Walk highlights issues with lighting, Greektown

Steven Chaffin, Jr. October 2, 2013

The Missouri Students Association-sponsored Safety Walk, aimed at identifying safety problems across MU, took place Sept. 18. “This was the 40th Safety Walk that we’ve held at Mizzou, and they’re...