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MU Health Care reopens two clinic facilities

Caitlin Swieca • February 15, 2011

Two MU Health Care facilities re-opened this month after closing temporarily to make repairs or move facilities. The outpatient clinic of the George David Peak Memorial Burn and Wound Center resumed operation...

Greek Life Councils attend St. Louis conference

Madeline O’Leary • February 15, 2011

Executive members from the Office of Greek Life attended the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values four-day conference over the weekend in St. Louis. The goals of the conference were to educate...

New website makes criminal history checks available within seconds

Jimmy Hibsch • February 15, 2011

The Missouri State Highway Patrol unveiled a new website granting the public access to criminal history checks in a matter of seconds. “This is another example of the patrol using technology to more...

College Republicans visit Washington, D.C. for national conference

Allison Prang • February 15, 2011

Six members of the Mizzou College Republicans traveled to Washington D.C. last week for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. The conference was held over the weekend at the Washington...

MUPD investigates racially-charged graffiti message

Jimmy Hibsch • February 12, 2011

MU Police Department Capt. Brian Weimer said the department has begun its investigation into the offensive language painted outside Hatch Hall in graffiti Saturday. Weimer said the department is unable...

MU plays cupid: Valentine’s Day events span weekend

Tony Puricelli • February 11, 2011

As the layers of snow and ice slowly melt away, students prepare for the one of the warmest weekends of the winter season. However, the weather might not be the only thing keeping people warm this weekend. Valentine’s...

Pink Out gymnastics meet raises money for breast cancer research

Nicole Krasavage • February 11, 2011

The Missouri gymnastics team will team up with the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center on Friday to raise money for breast cancer research. This event will not mark first time the Department of Athletics has...

School of Law calls Frankenstein to the stand

Abigail Geiger • February 11, 2011

On Thursday, the School of Law gave students, faculty and the community the chance to see the fabled Dr. Victor Frankenstein in a mock trial in Jesse Auditorium. With their production of “Creating Life...

The pennies, nickels and dimes of love

Lyndsey Garza • February 11, 2011

The national economy is facing a bleak unemployment rate, and the college student’s budget is smaller than ever. So what items are on the axing board this Valentine's Day? Lavish dining and fine jewelry,...

RHA fails to reach quorum for vote on judicial branch

Ana Stock • February 11, 2011

The addition of a judicial branch to the Residence Halls Association has been in the works with the Policy and Rules Committee since early October. The idea was formally presented as an act to representatives...

Back to basics this Valentine’s Day

Clare Ngai • February 11, 2011

**To all the lovers:** If you are on your first date or have just started dating, the number one rule is to wear something you know you look good and comfortable in. Do not spend hours agonizing over what...

MSA supports Good Samaritan policy

Kelly Olejnik • February 11, 2011

The Missouri Students Association supported adopting a Good Samaritan Policy at MU during full Senate on Wednesday night. According to the legislation, MU currently punishes students with drugs or alcohol...