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On Campus, Around the Nation

Caroline Bauman • March 9, 2012

**Hungry students help with hunger cleanup** FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY — Twenty pounds of Garden Catering chicken nuggets, six containers of sauce and a 24—pack of water were placed in the Mezzanine for...

Columbia natives complete a stylistic hat trick with latest release

Miles Dobis • March 9, 2012

Over the course of a short and impressive career, White Rabbits have made their name by challenging expectations. Columbia natives based in Brooklyn, they’ve surprisingly shifted their sound through...

Fifteen thefts reported at MizzouRec

Lizzie Johnson • March 9, 2012

Three thefts were reported Monday at the Student Recreation Complex, edging the number of reported larcenies in the building to 15 in 2012. In 2011, there were 48 reports of larceny, MU Police Department...

CPR certification could become mandatory for Missouri high schools

Molly Duffy • March 9, 2012

In addition to earning credits in subjects like English and science, Missouri high school students could be required to be proficient in CPR. House Bill 1337, sponsored by Rep. Rick Stream, R-District...

Bill could change law for Missouri driving permit holders

Margaret Gallagher • March 9, 2012

A new bill, which would be put into effect Aug. 28, could loosen the current restrictions on who is allowed to accompany a driving permit holder. The law currently states permit holders can only drive...

Supreme Court could reverse affirmative action

Lizzie Johnson • March 9, 2012

A Supreme Court revision might reverse a University of Michigan case and eliminate the use of race as a factor in admissions decisions, according to an article in the New York Times. Affirmative action...

Kemper lecturer discusses mentoring and teaching

Savannah Kannberg • March 9, 2012

Dr. Deborah Hanuscin, an associate professor of science education at MU, did not intend to become a science teacher. Yet now, a 2011 recipient of the William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching promotes...

$6.2 million in HIV/AIDS relief awarded to St. Louis

Crystal Thomas • March 6, 2012

Through the Ryan White Care Act, the city of St. Louis was granted $6.2 million to benefit those living with HIV or AIDS. During the 2013 fiscal year, the money will be administered to patients in St....

Time to get serious

Emma Woodhouse • March 6, 2012

This is unprecedented, I know, but I’m starting this one off on a solemn note. I’d like to sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by the content of [my last column](http://move.themaneater.com/stories/2012/3/2/grindr-lovin-had-me-aghast/)....

MU hosts variety of events honoring Black History Month

JoVona Taylor • March 6, 2012

Throughout the month of February, people in the MU community organized several events in honor of Black History Month. Many of the events connected to this year’s theme of Black Women in History & Culture,...

‘Joan and Melissa: Joan Knows Best?’: 5 out of 5 stars

Stephanie Bray • March 6, 2012

What do you get when you pair Joan and Melissa Rivers with television cameras? The result is "Joan and Melissa: Joan Knows Best?" a comedy of epic proportions. In its second season, the show documents...

Folk and Weber newly elected RHA president, vice president

Alex Stewart • March 6, 2012

Candidates Zack Folk and Lindsay Weber were announced the winners of the 2012 Residence Halls Association presidential election Friday at the RHA Ball. A record 748 residents cast their votes Thursday,...