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Mizzou Dashboard competition coming to a close

Liz Stratman • April 22, 2011

Nine residence halls are participating in this year’s “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” Mizzou Dashboard competition, which lasts until Saturday. Buildingdashboard.net/MU shows current updates in the...

Police blotter (4/22/2011)

Ally McEntire, Kelsey Maffett • April 22, 2011

**Dispute results in assault, child endangerment charges** A woman called Columbia Police Department officers at about 9 p.m. Monday concerning a disturbance at 5506 Hunley Court, CPD spokeswoman Latisha...

Sustain Mizzou elects new executive board members

Liz Stratman • April 22, 2011

Sustain Mizzou members gathered Wednesday over homemade vegan goods to elect a new president, vice president of programming and spokesperson. Elections started with nominations for Sustain Mizzou president....

McCaskill on the move in Missouri

Steven Dickherber, Kari Paul • April 22, 2011

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., met with MU Law Democrats on Wednesday to discuss her coming campaign and the problems that face the United States. The senator said she believes the country has come to a...

White House condemns GOP plan as bad for students

Grace Lyden • April 22, 2011

The White House continued its efforts to stimulate conversation among young Americans regarding President Barack Obama’s plan for deficit reduction in a conference call Thursday. The Maneater and other...

Greek Week focuses on ‘Pillars for Purpose’

Sarah Clancey • April 22, 2011

The 2011 Greek Week festivities conclude Monday night when the winners of the Greek Life competition will be announced. The preliminary rounds of Fling, the annual skit competition were held Monday, Tuesday...

Spring brings new set of outdoor events

Dani Kass • April 22, 2011

With spring in the air, groups across MU are trying to make the campus a little greener. With events such as the MU Farmer’s Market in Lowry Mall, free flowers at Tiger Garden and Pot a Plant Day at...

LBC elections close Saturday

Kelly Olejnik • April 22, 2011

The Legion of Black Collegians will elect three new executive board members for the 2011-2012 academic year Saturday. Current Political Chairwoman Whitney Williams, Activities Chairwoman Kristen Andrews...

Faculty votes to move Reading Day back to Friday

Stephanie Ebbs • April 21, 2011

Faculty Council voted to move Reading Day back to Friday, as opposed to Thursday, for future academic calendars at its regular meeting Thursday. The change to move Reading Day to a Thursday was put in...

Suspect in weekend homicide turns himself in

Jimmy Hibsch • April 20, 2011

Following a weekend homicide, Deangelo T. Grant turned himself into the U.S. Marshals Service late Tuesday in Jefferson City. The 26-year-old who resides at 2221 Primrose Drive is charged in with the...

J school mulls over new mobile technology requirement

Casey Purcella • April 19, 2011

A faculty committee in the School of Journalism is reviewing the school's mobile device requirement, which requires students to own a handheld multimedia player with Internet connectivity, to decide whether...

Police investigate convenience store robbery

Sally French • April 19, 2011

Police are still investigating an armed robbery Monday morning involving four suspects at the Phillips 66 Convenience Store on Ash Street. Four unidentified suspects, one of whom was armed with a handgun,...