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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater

Word 4 Word

Clare Ngai March 2, 2012

"V/H/S" “I really like scary movies and this one is a thriller, so I think it’ll be interesting. I also heard a lot of good things about it. This is my first year going to True/False, so I’m looking...

Iron Chef competition challenges chefs’ creativity

Iron Chef competition challenges chefs’ creativity

Alex Stewart March 2, 2012

The Residence Halls Association, in collaboration with Campus Dining Services, hosted an Iron Chef competition in the MU Student Center on Wednesday night. The competition was one of the many events occurring...

Grindr lovin’, had me aghast

Emma Woodhouse March 2, 2012

There are wonderful things that come with having too many gay friends, like extremely blunt fashion advice, guy-dishing and a workout buddy less capable of figuring out the machines than you are (it makes...

CDS moves forward with Mizzou Market changes

Michele Robotham-Smith March 2, 2012

Mizzou Market-Hitt Street will remain open until spring break, through the ongoing construction of Pershing Commons. “While Pershing Commons undergoes construction from January through December 2012,...

Sleigh Bells crackle and pop on latest release

Miles Dobis March 2, 2012

Sleigh Bells certainly made a lot of noise back in 2010 — both literally and figuratively. Darlings of the indie world, with the release of _Treats_, the group made its mark with a distinct blend of...

MSA co-programming creates over shadowing, more funding

Molly Duffy March 2, 2012

For student governments on campus, partnering with the Missouri Students Association often means being overshadowed. But it also means more funding, manpower and resources. “I think that MSA has a tendency...

Bringing in the dough: life as a Shakespeare's pizza maker

Bringing in the dough: life as a Shakespeare’s pizza maker

Daniel Shapiro March 2, 2012

An old soldier with plenty of battle wounds, she’s been called “Pebbles," because when she started working at her current job, she had short red hair tied up in a ponytail. Kayla Miller has a much...

After accident, senior directs psychology research

Batul Hassan March 2, 2012

After surviving a debilitating car accident, MU senior Jerry Mitchell found himself on an unexpected path. Guided by an interest in understanding the changes he experienced in his own brain after the...

Missouri Senate bill means to give tenants not paying rent misdemeanor charges

Missouri Senate bill means to give tenants not paying rent misdemeanor charges

Molly Duffy March 2, 2012

A bill introduced in the Missouri Senate could make not paying rent a Class B misdemeanor. “(There are) very few places that you can tell me where somebody is stealing from somebody, and you’d permit...

MU Mental Health works to reduce stress, anxiety

Hanna Jacunski March 2, 2012

College can be a socially stimulating and intellectually challenging experience. This quaint balance can turn sour quickly when overly ambitious students stretch themselves too thin. The Student Health...

Bill pushes random drug testing for legislators

Jeremy Truitt March 2, 2012

Rep. Rick Brattin, R-District 124, has proposed a new house bill that would require all members of the Missouri General Assembly to submit to random drug testing during each legislative session. The bill,...

On Campus, Around the Nation

Caroline Bauman March 2, 2012

**Kasich recognizes victims of Chardon High School shooting** OHIO UNIVERSITY — After the announcement of a second death following Monday morning's Chardon High School shooting, Ohio Gov. John Kasich...