News Archives - Page 632 of 900

MU professors partner with RJI in Twitter analysis

Claire Boston • October 19, 2012

Among the 65.6 million Americans who tuned into the second presidential debate Tuesday night were a team of MU researchers who were as glued to their laptops as they were to the TV. The researchers, who...

Police Blotter

Veronike Collazo • October 19, 2012

1. Three arrested with pellet gun in government building Christopher Davis, Devanti Pittman and Jerry Faust were observed running around the Missouri Department of Conservation building at 1110 S. College...

MSA Senate resolutions support CPD programs

Cassa Niedringhaus • October 19, 2012

The Missouri Students Association Senate passed two resolutions Wednesday in support of the Columbia Police Department’s Crime Free Program. Resolution 52-22, authored by MSA senator Derek Chung, is...

Artful Bra Contest benefits Ellis Fischel Cancer Center

Alaina Lancaster • October 19, 2012

The Missouri Theatre stage lit up Tuesday night with a colorful show. The performers donned elaborate costumes ranging from mosaicked glass designs to arrangements of freshly cooked bacon. The stars of...

Man admits involvement in three robberies

Ian Servantes • October 19, 2012

An 18 year-old man has been arrested after admitting his involvement in three September robberies in Columbia. The suspect, Jeremy Burnett, turned himself into the Columbia Police Department on Thursday...

Suspect involved in shooting, robberies arrested by Fulton police

Daniela Sirtori Cortina • October 19, 2012

A man was arrested Wednesday in Fulton after being linked to three separate assaults in the Columbia area on the same day. Fulton police stopped the suspect vehicle at 4 p.m. Wednesday and took Justin...

Columbia citizens continue fight against roll carts

Elise Schmelzer • October 19, 2012

Citizens in opposition to the proposed roll-cart program mailed letters to Columbia City Council members and Mayor Bob McDavid in their latest effort to question the plan. In a proposal released in April,...

We Live In Public sheds light on new genre of rock

Victoria Ross • October 19, 2012

Two years ago, Jaeson Day, Matt Olson, Devin Burrow and Zach Denison formed the local band [We Live In Public](https://www.facebook.com/weliveinpublictheband). A melting pot of funk, indie, blues and...

Intersex Awareness Luncheon addresses gender binary issues

Sara Naatz • October 19, 2012

Students, faculty and staff gathered Friday in the LGBTQ Resource Center for the Intersex Awareness Luncheon, the concluding event of Coming Out Week. Associate professor Miriam Golomb spoke at the event...

Bookeater: My kind of princess

Jennifer Bennett • October 19, 2012

In ["Dealing with Dragons,"](http://www.amazon.com/Dealing-Dragons-Enchanted-Forest-Chronicles/dp/015204566X) Princess Cimorene prefers fencing and Latin to lounging around and learning about “how loudly...

Citizen Jane Review: Don’t Stop Believin’

Lauren Rutherford • October 18, 2012

_Playing Friday 7:30 p.m. at the Missouri Theatre_ It's the song that plays at all high school dances and can cause any crowd to break into chorus: Journey's worldwide hit, "Don’t Stop Believin'." However,...

Deftones create fine-tuned, aggressive sound in latest album

Danielle Filippone • October 18, 2012

“Leathers,” the first single released off of Deftones' new album, _Koi No Yokan_, is an aggressive call to move forward and show your true self. This song is full of power as frontman Chino Moreno...