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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

Woman brings feather fashion to MU

Woman brings feather fashion to MU

Ashley Carman February 22, 2011

It isn’t an easy feat making feathers — let alone rooster feathers — sexy. Somehow, though, Colleen Liebig manages. Liebig is a yoga instructor by day and feathering-queen by night. She feathers...

Man arrested after threatening store clerk at Tiger Stop

Tony Puricelli February 22, 2011

Marcus Kelly, 37, is charged with driving while intoxicated, resisting or interfering with arrest, possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana and disturbing the peace after a car chase that led to his...

Students ring in Chinese New Year

Kate Grumke February 22, 2011

The Friendship Association of Chinese Students and Scholars celebrated the Chinese New Year on Sunday in Jesse Hall with music, dance and fashion. China Night 2011 was the fifth annual event organized...

Suspect reportedly threatened ex before shooting at house

Teddy Nykiel February 22, 2011

Jermell Burnett, who was arrested on suspicion of firing several shots at a home in the 1,000 block of Jefferson Street, will be arraigned Tuesday, according to a Boone County Jail spokesman. Columbia...

When less government became ‘draconian’

Nick Calcaterra February 21, 2011

The Republicans successfully pushed a $61 billion budget cut proposal through the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday. Although the proposed federal budget reduction is relatively small, it has seen...

Marijuana packaged for sale found during Stadium traffic stop

Steve Cassidy February 21, 2011

A Boone County Sheriff’s Department officer found a Fulton man in possession of a large amount of marijuana prepared for sale, a sheriff’s department news release stated. A traffic enforcement officer...

O Giant Man looks for breakthrough

Pierce Courchaine February 18, 2011

There is a certain moment in a band’s life that signifies its big break. For the Kansas City indie rock band O Giant Man, that moment might be its recent stop at Rock Island, Ill.’s legendary Daytrotter...

On Campus, Across the Nation (2-18-11)

Lauren Bale February 18, 2011

**An interview with (now former) NYU fellow Nir Rosen** NEW YORK UNIVERSITY — Wednesday, Nir Rosen, a fellow at NYU’s Center on Law and Security, resigned his position after making a series of offensive...

Spring into a serious wardrobe

Abby Spudich February 18, 2011

Until recently, I shopped like a raven drawn to shiny things, picking up random pieces of clothing that caught my eye. But this left me with a disproportionate wardrobe. I had countless shirts made out...

Faculty debate diversity course requirement

Faculty debate diversity course requirement

Stephanie Ebbs February 18, 2011

Faculty Council's overhaul of the general education curriculum culminated in a debate over a diversity course requirement Thursday. The proposed course requirement has caught the public's attention in...

Laura Jansen makes a play for the states

Robert Langellier February 18, 2011

Laura Jansen’s affectionate pop music has just gone platinum in Holland. In America, she’s still squeezing onto the opening bill. “In the states I feel like I’m going to war,” Jansen said. “(Everywhere...

RAMS campaign prepares for strong finish

RAMS campaign prepares for strong finish

Sally French February 18, 2011

Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis hosted the second round of Rock-It preliminary competitions to a sold-out crowd Wednesday evening at The Blue Note. RAMS is a month-long philanthropy project that...