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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

Breaking the taboo of unconventional birth control

Lyndsey Garza March 11, 2011

I knew as I slid my feet into the stirrups and writhed and wiggled in anticipation of the cold speculum that I was embarking on a new sexual journey. I would even venture to say that I am now a connoisseur...

Missouri Abroad Project launches website

Megan Hager March 11, 2011

On Monday, the Missouri Abroad Project launched a new website to help catalogue international experiences and open up students’ eyes to the world around them. Ideas for a website such as this had been...

Student Conduct office reviews RJI altercation

Kelsey Maffett March 11, 2011

The student arrested on charges of assaulting a professor in the Reynolds Journalism Institute on Tuesday went through an academic disciplinary hearing Thursday. Although the Office of Student Conduct...

Playing with guns in ‘Battle: LA’

Brandon Foster March 11, 2011

While filming Jonathan Liebesman’s latest film “Battle: Los Angeles,” actors Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez and actor and musician Ne-Yo had to endure arduous, military-level training. There was...

On Campus, Around the Nation (3/11/2011)

Lauren Bale March 11, 2011

**Professors indicted for fraud in Georgia** UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA — Georgia prosecutors have charged two University of Minnesota professors of fraud for being on two universities payrolls simultaneously. Francois...

True/False Festival Fete brings Columbia, film together

Joel Samson Berntsen March 11, 2011

Local volunteers, artists from across the country and directors imported from Poland — an all-around smorgasbord of people who love movies — gathered at PS: Gallery on Saturday to celebrate True/False’s...

Police review board debates closed sessions

Police review board debates closed sessions

Kelsey Maffett March 11, 2011

The Citizens Police Review Board debated whether to hear complaints against police officers in meetings closed to the public during its Wednesday meeting. The Missouri Sunshine Law allows a public governing...

MU’s professors break national salary trends

Abigail Geiger March 11, 2011

A study published in the Chronicle of Higher Education on Monday demonstrated the inequality between professor’s salaries based on the subject they teach. Nationally, law professors are paid higher than...

Suspect drives through checkpoint, flees on foot

Sally French March 11, 2011

A driver reportedly fled his vehicle and evaded one of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department’s periodic sobriety checkpoints before being arrested Sunday night. The driver, identified as Lucas Wren,...

Jesse Hall’s dome sports colorful traditions

Jimmy Hibsch March 11, 2011

For the next week, Jesse Hall’s dome will sport a new color: green. In the spirit of Engineering Week, which begins next week, the spotlights shining upon Jesse Hall’s dome will be filtered with a...

UM System presidential search firm named

UM System presidential search firm named

Jimmy Hibsch March 8, 2011

The committee tasked with finding the next UM System president selected a search firm Monday to aid in the hunt for the university's next chief executive. The UM System presidential search committee,...

Woman arrested, released on bond on charges for possession of child pornography

Sally French March 8, 2011

A Columbia woman turned herself in to court on child pornography charges, and was arrested on charges of possession of child pornography on Friday. The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Kristen Lamb,...