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Boone County puts flood preparations in place in case of emergency

Taylor Fox • July 6, 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...

Larger, more up-to-date house under construction for Beta Theta Pi

Elise Moser • July 6, 2011

The Beta Theta Pi fraternity began a $12 to 13 million reconstruction project on the chapter’s house. The reconstruction will replace a 47-year-old building as well as expand the chapter’s real estate....

Keep it cool with these summer essentials

Madeline Kuennen • July 6, 2011

You’re all probably aware of the runway’s hottest trends for summer: maxi dresses, crochet and massive tribal patterns. You’ve seen the movement toward retro, lady-like styles and natural hues. Maybe...

Women’s and Gender Studies Department creates targeted teaching opportunities

Grace Lyden • July 6, 2011

A growing student interest in Women's and Gender Studies has caused the department turn to nontraditional teaching positions in recent semesters. Women's and Gender Studies is one of the fastest growing...

The three people you’re sure to see in downtown CoMo

Cassie Tipping • July 6, 2011

Let’s make this clear from the get-go: Columbia is a city of many people of many backgrounds, subcultures and interests. It’s impossible to group the folks who walk the streets of downtown CoMo, or...

MU discusses possible athletic scholarship increase

Hunter Woodall • July 6, 2011

Before making her college decision, sophomore Molly Kreklow weighed her options. In high school, she played volleyball and was selected as an Under Armour High School All-American and was a representative...

Beyonce’s 4 doesn’t live up to its epic title

Alex Smith • July 6, 2011

Is it just me, or are there way too many examples of why the pop cliché of having one hip-hop verse is just a terrible idea? It's rare for it to be pulled off in a convincing fashion without ruining the...

A guide to going Greek

Kelly Olejnik • July 6, 2011

More than 22 percent of students on campus participate in Greek Life, and an average of 2,000 students participate in recruitment every year, Greek Life Coordinator Julie Drury said. According to the...

What to know about your new home, sweet home

Teresa Klassen • July 6, 2011

Welcome to Columbia, Mo., a moderately-sized town with the amenities of a much larger one, meaning there is an abundance of activities. So, get to exploring! To help out, here’s a list of the best Columbia...

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...