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The Maneater

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The Maneater

MU Medical school leads research project for combat medic training

Amanda Svoboda November 4, 2011

The MU School of Medicine has received a $5.3 million federal grant from the United States Department of Defense to research the most effective methods of combat medic training, according to a news release. To...

5 songs that transform movies into works of art

Christine Cauthen November 4, 2011

Sometimes a song sounds like it's illustrating your life. Oftentimes, a song really does illustrate a movie scene. It's incredible how different movies would play out if they didn't have the words and...

The gems of Netflix

Cat Geissler November 4, 2011

TV shows nowadays are prolonged films of similar and, at times, superior quality whose ultimate challenge is to keep people watching. A great and extensive list of shows is offered for viewing sans commercials...

Women, men still unequal in sports despite Title IX attempts

Women, men still unequal in sports despite Title IX attempts

Anthony Barranco, Lindsey Davison November 4, 2011

The MU tennis team was forced to play its home matches away from its home courts for the past two seasons due to a glitch in the Green Tennis Center's drainage system. The team has instead been playing...

MSA slates take part in second presidential debate

MSA slates take part in second presidential debate

Savannah Kannberg November 4, 2011

The Board of Elections Commissioners hosted the second debate of the Missouri Students Association election season Thursday in the MU Student Center. All three slates were present to discuss One Mizzou,...

500 pounds of pills collected in Sheriff Department drug take back program

Ian Servantes November 4, 2011

The Boone County Sheriff’s Department collected more than 500 pounds of pills as part of its Prescription Drug Take Back program. Using eight sites across the county Oct. 28 to 29, the program saw a...

Hate Wall event encourages tolerance, unity

Hate Wall event encourages tolerance, unity

Hunter Woodall November 4, 2011

Twelve boxes covered in racial slurs and gender epitaphs and other derogatory comments stood in the back room of The Shack on Thursday night. The boxes formed the Hate Wall, an annual project encouraging...

NASA officer mitigates risk with MBA teams

Aamer Trambu November 3, 2011

NASA officer David Lengyel was invited Tuesday to MU to simulate a risk management scenario with MBA students in the Trulaske College of Business. Lengyel, an MU graduate, is the Risk and Knowledge Management...

Students participate in ability forum

Tom Leonard November 2, 2011

Students came together at Memorial Student Union South on Tuesday evening to hold an open forum about topics regarding students at MU living with all types of physical and mental disabilities. MU Student...

Schurz receives the wireless treatment

Schurz receives the wireless treatment

Alex Stewart November 1, 2011

Residential Life and the Division of Information Technology have collaborated to try to install wireless Internet in residence halls. Using Schurz as its guinea pig, DoIT wants to determine if Wi-Fi is...

Museum of Art & Archaeology hosts annual Halloween event

Alex Stewart November 1, 2011

The Museum of Art and Archaeology in Pickard Hall hosted its eighth annual Haunted Museum event Saturday. The tour featured artwork and historical figures come to life, such as Pablo Picasso and Medusa. To...

Police Blotter

Ally McEntire, Adam Aton November 1, 2011

1. Walmart thief punches officer in rib cage Dustin Odale Deacon, 19, turned himself in Thursday evening after stealing window tinting materials from the Walmart Supercenter at 1201 Grindstone Parkway....