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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

Sanders should concede Democratic nomination to Clinton

Tess Vrbin June 14, 2016

The 2016 presidential race began last year with 23 candidates: 17 Republicans and six Democrats. Now there are three candidates, but the field is about to narrow down to the final two. The Associated...

Trump’s nomination leaves the GOP with a tough choice

Tess Vrbin May 9, 2016

T.S. Eliot once wrote, “This is the way the world ends. / Not with a bang but a whimper.” That’s what just happened to the Republican Party and, on a larger scale, America. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas,...

Technology is the god of the modern day

Hunter Bassler May 4, 2016

There has been an emergence of a new religion across the U.S. and the world. Billions have taken this religion along with their already-held beliefs, practicing both side by side. Most people spend hours...

Three possible Republican nominees who aren’t Cruz or Trump

Tess Vrbin April 20, 2016

The Republican Party is facing a serious dilemma. Donald Trump’s sizable delegate lead in the GOP presidential nomination race has led party leaders to mount an anti-Trump campaign, practically begging...

Cruz might be more dangerous than Trump

Tess Vrbin April 13, 2016

Ted Cruz [might not be the Zodiac Killer](http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/mar/09/ted-cruz-zodiac-killer-meme), but he is dangerous. The Republican senator and presidential candidate from Texas...

Missouri must watch what is happening to Mississippi

Hunter Bassler April 13, 2016

Ever since the legalization of same-sex marriage, some states have been trying to find a way to oppress the LGBT population. Most recently, many state legislators, including in Missouri, have been pushing...

Sex education is failing the youth

Elane Edwards April 6, 2016

Sex education across the United States is in crisis. Only 22 of the 50 states require any sex education, and only 19 states require that if the sex education is provided that it be “medically, factually...

Missouri amendment promotes bigotry

Hunter Bassler March 16, 2016

Kim Davis was pretty popular late last year. As a reminder, Kim Davis is the county clerk for Rowan County, Kentucky, who gained international attention after defying an order from the federal court to...

Atmosphere matters at political campaign rallies

Tess Vrbin March 16, 2016

The only time I’ve ever been inside Missouri State University’s basketball stadium was probably the only time it wasn’t full of maroon and white. Instead, it was teeming with blue. Supporters...

House budget cuts are unprincipled

Elane Edwards March 16, 2016

Last Thursday, 108 yays conquered the 45 nays in the Missouri House of Representatives’ vote to cut $8.6 million from the UM System budget. The UM System will lose the brunt of it, $7.6 million, while...

Religious liberty bills protect bigotry, not freedom

Nancy Coleman March 16, 2016

When I heard about a bill allowing for discrimination of LGBTQ individuals floating around the state legislature in Georgia, I wasn’t surprised. Revolted, sure. Disappointed? Definitely. But after living...

How to have a pious party

Hunter Bassler March 9, 2016

Religious rituals and traditions are, for the most part, pretty bland. While rituals such as meditation, scripture readings and prayer are both fulfilling and important for those who take part, they are...