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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

Sacajawea, Carnegie, Disney and… Limbaugh?

Leah Forester March 13, 2012

The newest controversy surrounding the Missouri area is, as many have heard, the honoring of Rush Limbaugh at the State Capitol. Some of you might be just hearing about the controversy surrounding this...

Internet privacy and you

Kristen Powers March 13, 2012

The rise of technology has no doubt changed the way we live. Most of us grew up using a computer from a pretty early age, and it is increasingly shaping the way we interact with one another. People now...

Professor Steve is defeated by technology

Robert Langellier March 9, 2012

Professor Steve: Hello, class. Today’s lecture topic is a good one. Let me just show you this video here on the old projector. Me: Oh god. Professor Steve: Let me see, here. Let me just, uh … Okay...

Learning from our mistakes

Sean Nahlik March 9, 2012

Running across the MOVE column "Jane Eyre: Prude n' proud" by Claire Landsbaum really changed my week, mostly because I had to get angry about it. Connecting classic literary works to the present day,...

#FundMySexLife

A.J. Feather March 9, 2012

The controversy about contraceptives has continued for more than three weeks now with no end in sight.  The American people are so frustrated and annoyed with the situation that they have started agreeing...

Libertarianism, losing friends and alienating people

Michael DeCrescenzo March 9, 2012

Sometimes I feel I’m part of a very small club of people who’ve actually set aside time to ask whether American libertarianism is ridiculous after all. You don’t have to remind me how cool and self-affirming...

Birth control and the Republican candidates

Leah Forester March 6, 2012

The time has come to discuss birth control and the clusterfuck surrounding it. Every Republican candidate opposes abortion and many types of birth control. Ron Paul and Mitt Romney both oppose Roe v....

Change is necessary in music

Ian Servantes March 6, 2012

Scott Mescudi released his newest album last week and it was… different. To begin with, the eponymous album was released under the name WZRD – the band formed by Mescudi and longtime friend and producer...

Repetitive successes stifle discovery

Kristen Powers March 6, 2012

The current [federal grant funding system](http://www.niaid.nih.gov/researchfunding/grant/strategy/pages/innovative.aspx) is hurting innovation. The price of operating a working laboratory, with need...

Lies, damned lies and chain emails

Bo Mahr March 6, 2012

Many conservatives are being fooled into thinking Barack “Mohammad” Hussein Obama is a radical, covert Muslim who was sworn in to the Senate and White House on the Quran. Chain emails are an interesting...

Meta-rhetorical politics

Michael DeCrescenzo March 2, 2012

I’ve briefly mentioned rhetoric and values in past columns, but columns are short, and I couldn’t spread the context thick enough. Here’s what I wanted to say but couldn’t. Most voters lack higher...

Conversations with Steve

Robert Langellier March 2, 2012

Me: (Wow, that’s the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen.) Steve the Hot Girl: (Walks up) Me: You’re the most gorgeous, elegant, enchanting manifestation of beauty I’ve ever borne witness to. I...