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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

State legislators vote to override insurance bill veto

Zach Foor September 14, 2012

On Wednesday, Missouri legislators voted in favor to override Gov. Jay Nixon's veto and approve Senate Bill 749, which will allow insurance companies the option of not covering contraception, abortion...

Comedy hypnosis, courtesy of The Sandman

Sara Higginbotham September 14, 2012

He’s traveled across the country, astonishing crowds with his hypnotic skills and bringing to many an experience they literally won't remember. Comedic hypnotist Jesse Conner, dubbed on his website as...

Citizens Police Review Board to join police department's Blue Team

Citizens Police Review Board to join police department’s Blue Team

Laurien Rose September 14, 2012

The Citizens Police Review Board will soon have access to all use of force reports filed by Columbia police officers. Currently, the review board can only see appealed reviews of complaints against the...

Reel Reviews: Disappointing and terrible may be “The Words”

Josh Sipp September 14, 2012

It’s hard to decide which part of this movie-going experience was more infuriating. Currently it’s a toss-up between Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal’s “The Words” itself and the stupid mobile...

Divorced parents’ relationship impacted by communication technology

Andrew Beasley September 14, 2012

As new forms of communication develop, the ability to exchange information without interacting continues to grow. Though this might decrease the amount of face-to-face communication, researchers at MU...

MSA creates Tiger Line bus system for students’ convenience

Jill Deutsch September 14, 2012

The Missouri Students Association, through Columbia Transit, has created Tiger Line, an updated bus system expected to make transportation more catered to students. “We wanted to make the bus system...

Gov. Nixon, Department of Agriculture aid farmers with drought relief

Claire Boston September 14, 2012

Gov. Jay Nixon extended the state of emergency for Missouri for an additional 45 days, until Nov. 15, in response to the prolonged drought. Nixon also extended the deadline for farmers to complete state-subsidized...

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder speaks to Mizzou College Republicans

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder speaks to Mizzou College Republicans

Sam Rourke September 14, 2012

With the election looming, groups across campus from both sides of the political spectrum are getting students fired up to help their side secure victory in November. Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder spoke...

Columbia Fire Department’s efforts recognized by national association

Daniela Sirtori Cortina September 14, 2012

The Columbia Fire Department received the Life Safety Achievement Award on Wednesday for for its work in fire prevention. There were zero fire deaths under the department’s watch in 2011. The U.S....

Curators hear health care updates, talk from Arizona State’s president

Savannah Kannberg, Jack Howland September 14, 2012

On Sept. 14, the second day of the UM System Board of Curators' meetings in Columbia, the curators discussed what changes in health care mean for the UM Health System. UM Health System Vice Chancellor...

City, MU hospitals prepare for flu season

Joyce Peng September 14, 2012

The Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services is now offering flu vaccinations at its clinic at 1005 W. Worley St. No appointment is needed. The seasonal flu vaccines are available...

The cookies are back in town

The cookies are back in town

Daniel Shapiro September 14, 2012

You may have had a rough summer trying to satisfy your sweet tooth, at least when it came to getting Hot Box Cookies. The popular cookie shop closed down over the summer as it moved to its new location...