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Matisyahu pleases the CoMo crowd … and surfs it, too

Lauren Steele • November 16, 2012

If you have followed Matisyahu’s career until this point, you know the previously self-described “Chassidic reggae superstar” has undergone some major changes. One clean-shaven face, a dive into...

Separate yet cohesive: ‘THIRST’ united by variety

Claire Landsbaum • November 16, 2012

One of these things is not like the other. Classic “Sesame Street,” right? This childhood jingle perfectly describes Missouri Contemporary Ballet’s "THIRST," which premiered this weekend at the...

Soundgarden – ‘King Animal’: 4 out of 5 stars

Pete Colman • November 13, 2012

Ladies and gentlemen, the kings of grunge are back and, it’s safe to say, better than ever. Soundgarden released Tuesday its sixth studio album, _King Animal_, a long and at times bitter 16-year hiatus...

‘The Glass Menagerie’ shines at Rhynsburger Theatre

Alyssa McKee • November 13, 2012

Tennessee Williams’ play, “The Glass Menagerie,” hit the stage at Rhynsburger Theatre and left the audience in a state of shock as the lights went out at the end. The play centers on the Wingfield...

Suspect in 1999 Gillett Hall rape arrested on felony charges

Claire Boston • November 13, 2012

The MU Police Department arrested 47-year-old Columbia resident Marvin Leslie Jones in connection to a rape that occurred in Gillett Hall in 1999. Jones entered Gillett Hall between 5 and 5:30 a.m Oct....

Eat of the Week: Easy Breezy Banana Bread

Pete Colman • November 13, 2012

Banana bread was a childhood favorite of mine. Its sweet, cinnamony smell woke me early in the morning when my mom would take it out of the oven. Unfortunately for college students, an oven isn’t always...

Eat of the Week: S’more Sandwich

Griffin Matis • November 13, 2012

For the past week, I’ve had an immense desire for s’mores. Because residence halls tend to frown upon campfires, I decided to settle for a dining hall s’more, but I decided to make it into an entire...

Students’ safety threatened by unwanted visitors in Lathrop Hall

Kyle Lock • November 13, 2012

There have been four cases of first-degree trespassing reported at Lathrop Hall since Oct. 27. Two cases of stealing and one case of burglary have also been reported. The most recent report occurred Friday. Many...

Tiger Pantry names Paul Haluszczak as new director

Jill Deutsch • November 13, 2012

With Nick Droege elected as the next Missouri Students Association president, Tiger Pantry needed a new director. Droege chose Paul Haluszczak, Tiger Pantry’s current assessment coordinator, as his successor. There...

Defendant’s decision to appeal still not made in Hobson trial

Laurien Rose • November 13, 2012

Daron M. Peal, the shooter in the 2010 murder of Aaron Hobson, has not yet heard a verdict on his appeal after a closed-door case Friday. Judge Gary M. Oxenhandler listened to 24-year-old Peal's appeal...

Police Blotter

Ally McEntire, Tess Catlett • November 13, 2012

####Police arrest man on trespassing charge at Ellis Library Police arrested a 20-year-old man at Ellis Library early Thursday morning. In 2011, Brandin Bell received a trespassing warning stating he...

One Mizzou Week facilitates diversity education

Cassa Niedringhaus • November 13, 2012

The first annual One Mizzou Week began Sunday. This week is a student-led initiative to educate students and other members of the MU community about the importance of diversity, Missouri Students Association...