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Coal Free Mizzou presents case at Curators' meeting

Coal Free Mizzou presents case at Curators’ meeting

Jack Howland September 13, 2012

MU junior Sarah Johnson led the chanting outside Memorial Union. Standing in the back of a group of about 30, Johnson clasped her hands together and shouted “M-I-Z!” to the masses. Just like on any...

Bits and Bytes: ‘Borderlands 2,’ ‘Halo 4’ brighten new season’s calendar

Brendan Wray September 13, 2012

The other day, I walked outside, and it hit me that fall was upon us. I mean, I’m assuming it's fall because I come from Texas where there’s only two seasons: heat and less heat. But, never mind the...

Imagine Dragons — ‘Night Visions’: 4 out of 5 stars

Josh Matejka September 11, 2012

The saying goes, “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” but Imagine Dragons is out to prove this horribly wrong. With the release of its debut album, _Night Visions_, on Sep. 6, the quartet from...

‘Lawless’: 4 out of 5 stars

Alyssa McKee September 11, 2012

“When the law becomes corrupt, outlaws become heroes.” This quote sums up the plotline for the characters in John Hillcoat’s new movie, "Lawless." Set in Depression-era Franklin County, Va., "Lawless"...

Police seek credit union robber

Lakshna Mehta September 11, 2012

Academic Employee Credit Union was robbed at 2:20 p.m. Monday. The suspect took an undisclosed amount of money, according to a Columbia Police Department news release.   Investigations revealed the...

Novelty Boutique opens in MU Student Center

Megan Lewis September 11, 2012

The newest addition to the MU Student Center this year, Novelty Boutique, is packed to the brim with all things salient and unique. The boutique’s lineup of merchandise includes coffee mugs, jewelry...

MU Storm Chase Team pursues severe weather

Sarah Darby September 11, 2012

It took three days and a total of 2,755 miles for senior Christine Rapp to see her first “textbook tornado." A textbook tornado is a term Rapp uses to define a stereotypical tornado seen in movies or...

University of Georgia professor lectures on civil service

Elise Schmelzer September 11, 2012

Students crowded Jesse Wrench Auditorium on Friday afternoon to hear professor Hal G. Rainey present his lecture on the modern challenges of the civil service. Rainey, an Alumni Foundation Distinguished...

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks to honor Sept. 11

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks to honor Sept. 11

Rachel Brooks September 11, 2012

In commemoration of the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks will hold a candlelight vigil at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in front of the Boone County Courthouse. The first...

MU researchers develop powerful cancer treatment

Andrew Beasley September 11, 2012

A team of MU researchers is fueling the fight against cancer with a new treatment, which is currently stronger than anything on the market. “While we improved the activity of the structure tenfold,...

Multiple shots fired in Waffle House parking lot

Lakshna Mehta September 11, 2012

Multiple shots were fired outside a local Waffle House early Sunday after a large group gathered outside in the parking lot. The store manager of Waffle House, located at 904 Range Line St., called the...

Game day arrests down from last year

Game day arrests down from last year

Matt Muenzberg September 11, 2012

Fears of increased tailgate rowdiness subsided after Saturday's game against the University of Georgia. Fewer arrests were reported at Missouri's first Southeastern Conference game than at last season's...