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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

Upcoming sobriety checkpoints focus on youth drivers

Dee Silney-Bah May 5, 2012

The Boone County Sheriff’s Department and Columbia Police Department plan to conduct a sobriety checkpoint and saturation patrol between May 1 and 13. This is part of an effort by the state to detect...

Caution over repeat (release) offenders

Lucia Lee May 4, 2012

A recently snapped [photo of a Target preorder card](http://ps3.ign.com/articles/122/1223929p1.html) has confirmed the next “Call of Duty” game as “Call of Duty: Black Ops 2” for a release date...

Notes you don’t have to take

Julia Bush May 4, 2012

After parents’ minivans, packed tight with a year’s worth of stuff, pull away, Columbia will be a different place entirely. Students will close their textbooks for a final (or, if you’re like me,...

Columbia summer bucket list

Caitlyn Gallip May 4, 2012

It's summertime, and the living is easy. However, if you are stuck in Columbia, you might be looking for something a bit different than relaxing by the Columns or staying cooped up in an apartment. Warning:...

Off the beaten path

Off the beaten path

Lauren Steele May 4, 2012

As students here at Mizzou, we are constantly being prodded to get creative and think outside the box. So where is a student to go? The great outdoors. That’s where Isaac Newton discovered gravity, right?...

Taking off the training wheels

Emma Woodhouse May 4, 2012

My name is Emma, and it has been one week since I kissed a boy. Right after the kiss, it felt like I had just learned to ride a bike. When you finally get the training wheels off, all you want to do is...

“Workaholics” ready for Season 3

Megan Lewis May 4, 2012

With graduation quickly approaching, seniors across the country are probably asking themselves the same question: What the hell do we do now? Is not showering for three days now considered socially unacceptable?...

Police Blotter

May 4, 2012

1. Man brings dog into hospital, refuses to leave A man was arrested on multiple charges Monday afternoon at University Hospital, 1 Hospital Drive. Hospital security contacted the MU Police Department...

Papers, prom, and “The Great Gatsby”

Claire Landsbaum May 4, 2012

It’s 8 p.m. on a Thursday, and that enormous paper, the one you’ve been putting off all week, is due tomorrow. You sit down at your desk and hunch over your computer with every intention of completing...

Catalyst Awards honor activists of the LGBTQ community

Catalyst Awards honor activists of the LGBTQ community

Riley Simpson May 4, 2012

The LGBTQ Resource Center sponsored the 14th annual Catalyst Awards on Wednesday in Stotler Lounge, honoring individuals who speak up for MU’s LGBTQ community. The ceremony presented 14 Catalyst Awards...

Believers prepare for album release show

Believers prepare for album release show

Hunter Woodall May 4, 2012

From playing the True/False Film Fest for the past two years to traveling to Midwestern college towns for shows, local band Believers said it has its share of stories about its musical career. The family...

Fifth case of E. coli case confirmed in Boone County

Nassim Benchaabane May 4, 2012

A City of Columbia news release confirmed the fifth case of E. coli 0157.H7 in Boone County on Tuesday. The outbreak occurred in an adult older than 18 who did not require hospitalization. Boone County...