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Artrageous Fridays close out their sixth season with a bang

Lauren Rutherford • October 12, 2012

Remember when MOVE gave you unique date ideas last week? Here's another one to add to your repertoire. This weekend marks the end of the sixth season of Artrageous Fridays: Fridays done the Artrageous...

Veterans memorial proposed under Memorial Union archway

Cassa Niedringhaus • October 12, 2012

The Alumni Association Student Board and the Missouri Students Association Secretary of Auxiliaries, Lauren Damico, have begun a joint initiative to install a physical memorial to be placed beneath the...

MOVE’s top 9 Mizzou twitter feeds

Alex Stewart • October 12, 2012

**@MizzouFratBoy** — The rambling thoughts of your quintessential frat daddy. Most tweets are about drinking and pledges doing embarrassing things. **@MizzouPassouts** — Tons of pictures of people...

Give your taste buds a foreign exchange at Bangkok Gardens

Mollie Barnes • October 12, 2012

If you're looking for a trendy, exotic getaway, look no further than Bangkok Gardens. Walking into the restaurant, you'll immediately transform into Blair Waldorf, Gossip Girl queen bee of the Upper East...

Black Men’s Initiative hosts fashion show, raises money for breast cancer awareness

Ymani Wince • October 12, 2012

The Mizzou Black Men’s Initiative hosted the “Model P!nk: Fashion for Ellis Fischel” event Thursday night at the Hampton Inn Suites. The event's purpose was to raise awareness for breast cancer...

Reel Reviews: ‘Taken 2’ steals weekend box offices

Josh Sipp • October 12, 2012

There’s a very simple rule in Hollywood: if it keeps making money, keep making more. Generally, this adage can be used to explain why “Paranormal Activity” movies keep being released, or why there...

“American Meat” premieres Thursday at Missouri Theatre

Taylor Irwin • October 12, 2012

The Missouri Students Association and Graduate Professional Council partnered with Intersection, a KBIA/91.3 FM program about mid-Missouri community affairs, to host a screening of the documentary “American...

MU researchers find outlook optimistic for print media

Andrew Beasley • October 12, 2012

Even with the loss of advertising revenue and subscriptions, newspaper publishers hold an optimistic view of the future of print journalism, a study conducted by MU researchers found. “It's kind of...

MOVE’s Favorite CoMo Eats

Delia Cai • October 12, 2012

We did the dirty work for you and taste-tested the nommiest spots in Columbia (it's all about that journalistic sacrifice), so now, whenever the occasion arises, you'll know exactly where to go for the...

LGBTQ, ally students gather for 17th annual Pride Photo

Sara Naatz • October 12, 2012

Members of the LGBTQ and ally community gathered together on the steps of Jesse Hall for the 17th annual Pride Photo on Oct. 11 as part of Coming Out Week. LGBTQ Resource Center coordinator Struby Struble...

More than just ‘that YouTube girl’

Heather Finn • October 12, 2012

When: 9:30 p.m. Saturday Where: Mojo's If, in the year 2012, you can get more than 1.6 million people to watch your cover of [Hall & Oates’ “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do)”](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJiCUdLBxuI&feature=player_embedded)...

Claire Lea named new Peace Corps campus rep

Megan Lewis • October 12, 2012

For students considering joining the Peace Corps, MU has an on-campus recruiter to point people in the right direction. Claire Lea, who filled this part-time position since August, spent time in Africa...