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Word 4 Word: Columbia shares its iPod selections

Alex Zermeno January 20, 2012

Here at MOVE we've always got our headphones in. Be it the chart toppers, the classics or a mixtape from a friend down the hall, we're always listening to something — and we assume you are, too. So we...

SOPA blackout leaves MU students without Wikipedia for a day

SOPA blackout leaves MU students without Wikipedia for a day

Andrew Gibson January 20, 2012

**Correction appended** Amanda Macias was one of several MU students who learned the hard way Wednesday that Wikipedia, Craigslist and thousands of other websites had gone dark for the day to protest...

Application numbers on the rise for fall 2012

Hanna Jacunski January 20, 2012

At the 2011 Tiger Walk, the class of 2015 was congratulated on being the largest class MU has ever had. With the climbing application numbers for this year, the distinction might be passed on sooner than...

Missouri at the movies

Alex Stewart January 20, 2012

Guns allegedly belonging to the infamous bank-robbing pair Bonnie and Clyde will go to auction Saturday, according to the Columbia Missourian. The couple, notorious during the Great Depression for holding...

Police Blotter

January 20, 2012

1. Student arrested after assault A MU student was arrested Monday on suspicion of domestic assault and possession of controlled substances, among others. At 12:42 a.m., Columbia Police Department officers...

Mark Twain residents relocate due to renovations

Mark Twain residents relocate due to renovations

Megan Lewis January 20, 2012

The beginning of the spring semester has brought changes for all students on campus, and none are more aware of this than the former residents of Mark Twain Residence Hall. Beginning this semester, the...

Spring concerts to shower Columbia in 2012

Julia Bush January 20, 2012

The music scene in Columbia (and the surrounding area) brings a variety of talent, and this spring is no exception. From local folk quartet Mary & the Giant to Nickelodeon’s Drake Bell, 2012’s concert...

“We Always Swing” brings acclaimed Coltrane to Columbia

“We Always Swing” brings acclaimed Coltrane to Columbia

Matthew Flores January 20, 2012

Critically acclaimed jazz saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, son of legendary musician John Coltrane, will be performing in front of a sold-out crowd at Murry’s on Sunday, Jan. 22, as a part of the “We Always...

ASB crosses international borders for the first time

Lizzie Johnson January 20, 2012

Members of Alternative Spring Break forged new territories — literally — during winter break with the completion of the organization’s first international trip. The group of 11 students and ASB...

Beyoncé pulls name out of the Blue

Beyoncé pulls name out of the Blue

Kristin Torres January 20, 2012

The headline on US Weekly reads, "Why Did Beyoncé Name her Baby Blue Ivy?" It's quite simple, really. Because she can. It's a fact of life that at some point in your life, sometime after selling millions...

Rascal Flatts thaws out Mizzou Arena

Taylor Weatherby January 20, 2012

[_Check out an audio slideshow from the concert here._](http://move.themaneater.com/slideshows/2012/1/20/189/) Missouri residents made it obvious that Rascal Flatts was the main event Thursday night at...

McCaskill visits Columbia to discuss energy efficiency

McCaskill visits Columbia to discuss energy efficiency

Turner Johnson January 17, 2012

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., came to Columbia on Monday as part of her statewide energy tour to visit the Columbia Municipal Power Plant and hold a roundtable discussion with regional stakeholders and...