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Tongue in Chic: Perfecting personal style

Madison Feller • May 2, 2013

As a junior at my high school, I was required to complete a project in order to graduate. Being the fashion-obsessed person that I am, I chose to do mine on how historical events influenced the clothing...

Funk and fiddles hit The Blue Note on May 10

Lauren Rutherford • May 2, 2013

When: 9:30 p.m., May 10 Where: The Blue Note Tickets: $5 The pre-finals blues: brought on by stress and the thought of cramming more knowledge into one’s brain. The cure: some funky grooves courtesy...

The Viewing Room: The semester in review

Hannah Bedenkop • May 2, 2013

Well it’s been fun, kids. Writing a column for MOVE has been an absolute dream, and I have enjoyed every minute of it. I’ve laughed, I’ve cried (actually, no) and I’ve seen some really terrific,...

‘Angels in America’ runs at Rhynsburger Theatre until Sunday

Colette Rector • April 30, 2013

An angel, a Valium-addicted Mormon and a big shot New York lawyer crippled with AIDS: audience members experienced it all the MU Theatre Department’s performance of "Angels in America: Millennium Approaches,"...

Adderall, Vyvanse sales increase as finals approach

Thom Carter • April 30, 2013

Cramming, especially when finals week is sitting on the doorstep of many students’ minds, is a necessary evil for some. Many will seize any opportunity to push through a sleepless night with textbooks...

Rescue Squad, emergency vehicles responded to extrication accident

Jennifer Beatty • April 30, 2013

An extrication accident occurred at the intersection of Rothwell and Wappel drives Friday. No passengers had life-threatening injuries. The Columbia Fire Department was dispatched to the accident at...

Richardson, Tigers score big in NFL draft

Jacob Bogage • April 30, 2013

Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel signs all his tweets on the @mizzoufootball handle with “GP” to make completely certain the author of the 140 characters blasted to cyberspace. On April 25, the...

AEPi raises $123,000 for Rock-A-Thon

Jill Deutsch • April 30, 2013

The biennial Rock-A-Thon — already the largest single-chapter philanthropy in the U.S. — became a lot larger this year. The 130 members of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity were positioned on the streets...

ASB announces plans for 2013-14 academic year

Joyce Peng • April 30, 2013

Alternative Spring Break is planning to expand for the 2013-14 academic year. ASB is growing the number of winter groups from two to 10 and is adding four new trips. The trips include a Thanksgiving international...

FarmHouse reports dead cat, suspicious behavior

Jill Deutsch • April 30, 2013

FarmHouse fraternity reported a suspicious incident Wednesday. A dead black cat with the message “Fuck Blake” was put on the porch of FarmHouse, according to a Facebook post from Brenden Lowe, community...

Student, staff and faculty member awarded for international engagement

Katie Pohlman • April 30, 2013

An associate professor, senior information specialist and doctoral candidate received the International Engagement Award on Friday. The International Center gives the award hoping to encourage more international...

AEDs to be installed in every residence hall

Paul Albani-Burgio • April 30, 2013

The Residence Halls Association reached an agreement with the Department of Residential Life earlier this semester to outfit all residence halls with an automated external defibrillator, a device that...