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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

Some pay to sleep behind bars at new Cole County Jail

Andrew Gibson July 12, 2011

Committing a crime is not always a requirement to spend the night in jail. For a fee, people can now spend a night behind bars at the new Cole County Jail in Jefferson City. as part of their new Bed, Breakfast...

Search begins for Honors College director replacement

Katie Yaeger July 12, 2011

A committee of four MU administrators began reviewing applications June 30 for the Honors College Director position. Former Director Stuart Palonsky announced in September he would resign from his post...

Law school’s LL.M. Program changing leadership

Law school’s LL.M. Program changing leadership

Tony Puricelli July 12, 2011

After 10 years of spearheading the School of Law’s masters program in dispute resolution, professor John Lande is stepping down as director. The LL.M. Program, which began in 1999, was the first in...

The next big thing: Obama speaks to America on Twitter

Abigail Geiger July 7, 2011

President Obama set a new precedent for communication between the government and its citizens in the first-ever hour-long Twitter “town hall” meeting Monday, where he answered burning questions about...

Campus and your car: Convenient or just a hassle?

Ally McEntire July 6, 2011

At the beginning of my freshman year, it was a large discussion between my parents and I on whether or not I would bring my beloved car to school with me. I was fairly set on bringing it, but there are...

End of the summer playlist

Christine Cauthen July 6, 2011

Whether we like it or not, summer is quickly coming to a close. Whether you’re picking up extra shifts to ensure rent will be paid in the fall or getting ready to cram for your summer finals, everyone...

How to pack for the big move

Tony Puricelli July 6, 2011

As you prepare to leave home and live on your own for the first time, it can be stressful trying to figure out what to pack. For those who live close to MU, it is easy to run home if you figure out you...

Radio killed the real music star

Brandon Foster July 6, 2011

I always thought my Uncle Steve had great taste in music. Be it discussions on The Beatles or Stevie Wonder, whenever our family would get together, he would always give me a glimpse into past musical...

Transitioning from high school: You’re not alone

Celia Ampel July 6, 2011

Don’t let Welcome Week deceive you: college life isn’t all rock-painting and free Shakespeare’s. At some point, you will face challenges mightier than collecting as many black-and-gold T-shirts as...

Culture shock: Getting to know CoMo

**Prepare for kindness** Last week, I approached the cashier at Berkeley Bowl grocery store in Berkeley, Calif., with my produce and a smile. As he rang me up, he avoided eye contact at all times, never...

Expect roommate awkwardness, but don’t fear it

Jimmy Hibsch July 6, 2011

Showing up late to a lecture and having 500 pairs of eyes turn and stare: awkward. Finding an acquaintance kneeling before a trash can in response to a rough Thirsty Thursday: awkward. College is full...

For filmmakers, nostalgia becomes the latest muse

Hunter Woodall July 6, 2011

As it stands, the summer of 2011 is becoming the summer of cinematic nostalgia. Ranging from “Midnight in Paris” to “X-Men First Class” and most recently “Super 8,” it seems that a greater...