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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

New partnership brings faster internet to MU, Columbia

New partnership brings faster internet to MU, Columbia

Turner Johnson July 27, 2011

MU and the city of Columbia announced a new partnership Wednesday with Gig.U. The partnership is meant to create an ultra high-speed internet network on campus and throughout Columbia. In a press conference...

Campus Dining to begin composting food from dining halls

Molly Duffy July 25, 2011

This fall, MU will be one step closer to having a smaller carbon footprint with the implementation of a plan that will compost discarded dining hall food. Campus Dining Services and the Bradford Extension...

MU Health Care named a 'Most Wired' hospital

MU Health Care named a ‘Most Wired’ hospital

Kia Farhang July 25, 2011

According to [a survey in the July issue of Hospitals & Health Networks magazine](http://digital.hhnmostwired.com/DigitalAnywhere/viewer.aspx?id=1&pageId=1), MU Health Care is one of the top 100 “Most...

Menu Courey’s parents determined not to let their daughter’s death go in vain

Jimmy Hibsch July 22, 2011

MU swimmer Sasha Menu Courey’s parents have committed themselves to using her story to make waves for borderline personality disorder awareness. “To give me peace, I want to make a difference,”...

Board of Curators approve two appropriation requests for 2013

Caitlin Holland July 22, 2011

The UM Board of Curators is requesting more than $1 billion in state funds for the 2013 fiscal year. At the board’s July 22 teleconference, an operating request and state capital request were approved....

Jesse Auditorium undergoes renovation, maintains original architecture

Caitlin Holland July 21, 2011

Renovations to Jesse Auditorium, including freshly painted walls, LED lighting and new carpet and chairs, will conclude before classes begin Aug. 22. John Murray, assistant director of building services...

MU swimmer’s life revolved around swimming, friends

MU swimmer’s life revolved around swimming, friends

Jimmy Hibsch July 21, 2011

MU swimmer Sasha Menu Courey was all about water – whether it be the water she “lived” in or the water she brings to her parents’ eyes as they recall their daughter’s life. “I really believe...

New look of IFC Formal Recruitment receives mixed reviews

Lindsey Davison July 18, 2011

The Interfraternity Council Formal Recruitment has looked a little different this summer. Held June 24 to 25, the once three-day event was cut to just two days this year, but the process remained the...

FACSS collects donations for visiting families of deceased scholars

Katie Yaeger July 18, 2011

The Friendship Association of Chinese Students and Scholars is raising money for the families of MU researchers Meng Fanjun and Zhang Chunyang. The couple drowned in a Branson hotel pool on July 5. FACSS...

Man arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct in Ellis Library

Dani Kass July 18, 2011

A man who exposed himself at Ellis Library on Friday was arrested Monday. MU Police Department arrested Willy Wray Wood, 53, on suspicion of sexual misconduct in the second degree at 3:17 p.m. “This...

Deaton receives positive evaluation from faculty

Deaton receives positive evaluation from faculty

Elise Moser July 13, 2011

Chancellor Brady Deaton received a positive evaluation last month from MU faculty. More than 400 faculty members responded to a survey about Deaton’s performance over the last seven years. Deaton received...

Boone County puts flood preparations in place in case of emergency

Taylor Fox July 12, 2011

As water levels continue to rise along the Missouri River, Boone County towns prepare for potential flood damage due to the release of water along multiple Missouri dams. The Boone County Public Works...