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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

Missouri ranks in bottom 10 for energy efficient states

Caroline Bauman October 28, 2011

The state of Missouri scored 8.5 out of a total 50 points, receiving a ranking of 44, in the fifth edition scorecard released by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy last week. The State...

Proposed downtown sales tax heads to voters

Wes Duplantier October 28, 2011

Local shoppers might soon see a slight bump up in their sales tax if voters approve a new sales tax aimed at raising money for improvements in downtown Columbia. The Downtown Community Improvement District...

Federal grant will boost in-state health care training

Amanda Svoboda October 28, 2011

Thirteen Missouri colleges have received grants totaling $20 million as part of a statewide initiative led by Gov. Jay Nixon to educate 4,600 Missourians for jobs in health care, one of America’s fastest-growing...

Hillel-A-Thon raises money for free programming

Jaime Williams October 28, 2011

Mizzou Hillel held its annual fundraiser Hillel-A-Thon this past week. Students made phone calls to potential donors asking for pledges during Hillel-A-Thon, director Brian Mitchell said. “It is completely...

Sheriff’s Department teams up with MU to host drug take back event

Cait Campbell October 28, 2011

The Boone County Sheriff's Department, in partnership with the Youth Community Coalition and law enforcement agencies throughout Boone County, will be conducting a Prescription Drug Take Back event from...

FBI proposes new broader definition of rape, includes both genders

Dani Kass October 28, 2011

An FBI subcommittee agreed to pass a motion to broaden the definition of rape. According to a proposed definition by the Uniform Crime Reporting Subcommittee of the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information...

International business professor flies in from Italy

Aamer Trambu October 26, 2011

Although Jean-Pierre Paelinck is a guest professor of international business at the University of Bergamo in Bergamo, Italy, he made a visit to MU on Tuesday. He is an authority on European and international...

Trend Report: Keep warm and stay chic this fall in velvet

Madeline Kuennen October 26, 2011

This fall, velvet is a staple look for your wardrobe. Play around with textures such as crushed velvet or fun patterns such as floral. From black to jewel tones, anything velvet is bound to turn heads...

Columbia resident saves money, teaches classes about extreme couponing

Columbia resident saves money, teaches classes about extreme couponing

Caroline Bauman October 25, 2011

Driving a gray Honda minivan with “thecoupongirlz.com” sprawled across the side in bright pink letters, extreme couponer and Columbia resident Michelle Waggoner makes a statement from the moment she...

Organization continues to campaign for a coal-free campus

Ciera Velarde October 25, 2011

In order to raise awareness about health-related issues caused by the coal-fired power plant on MU’s campus, Coal Free Mizzou set up an 18-foot inflatable inhaler on Carnahan Quadrangle on Tuesday to...

School of Health Professions to offer degree in athletic training

Caitlin Swieca October 25, 2011

The School of Health Professions will offer a degree in athletic training beginning fall 2013. The UM System Board of Curators approved the proposal at its meeting Thursday in Kansas City. The state’s...

MSA presidential candidates continue to campaign

This is the third part in a series looking at the Missouri Students Association presidential slates and their platform positions. This article focuses on each slate's progress in the election so far. **Billingsley-Kooi** MSA...