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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
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Summer campus changes leave students voiceless

Julia Williams • August 21, 2022
MU’s lack of consideration for students in its summer campus changes reveals its low respect for student voice.
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Greek Life must change for MU students’ safety this fall

Abigail Ramirez • August 21, 2022
After countless druggings, hazings and sexual assault allegations last school year, it’s time to make a change. MU students, faculty and staff must work against the institutional failures plaguing administration and Greek Life.
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COLUMN: Overturning Roe v. Wade is an undemocratic act of subjugation against American women

Abigail Ramirez • May 3, 2022
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s leaked initial draft majority opinion overruling the landmark abortion rights case was published by Politico May 2. This marks a new stage in the fierce fight for women’s rights.
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Letter from an international student — we need a support system

Mara Dumitru • April 26, 2022
Letter from an international student: we need you to create a stronger support system.
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Victim blaming should not save Fiji from being sued for their negligent actions

Abigail Ramirez • April 18, 2022
In response to being sued for putting Daniel Santulli in an unresponsive state, the national group and MU in-house director of Phi Gamma Delta blamed the pledge member for consuming too much alcohol. Despite the intention, their comments only further reveal the toxic environment cultivated in fraternity houses.
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Pressures in school lead to gifted kid burnout

Hailey Peck • March 23, 2022
Schools are placing ever-increasing amounts of pressure on young students with higher IQs to achieve expectations. The problem is the toll it takes later on.
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Therapists on campus need to provide long-term solutions for their patients 

Julia Williams • March 20, 2022
MU counseling, while appearing accessible, creates added anxieties for students attempting to improve their mental health. The solution for students to see results is long-term sessions.
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Suicide rates among LGBTQ+ people are staggeringly high. Religion may have more to do with those numbers than you think.

Stephanie Meininger • March 18, 2022
I dedicate this article to any LGBTQ+ people who had to face discrimination from a church.
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Inaccessible COVID-19 testing enhances MU’s lack of transparency regarding the pandemic

Olivia Mizelle • March 13, 2022
MU students deserve accessible and easy COVID-19 testing, as well as open and transparent discussion from administrators regarding the pandemic.
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Show Me Mizzou is a voice for the students

Grace Miller • March 7, 2022
Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller proved their commitment to leading MU during Sunday’s MSA presidential debate.
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Equality of Black girls in higher education needs to be changed, not just preached

Tia Laury • March 6, 2022
Black females adjust how they are at white institutions because they may have to, not because they want to.
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MSA campaigns might be just as confused as we are

Grace Miller • March 6, 2022
MU’s student government candidates might not have real plans for success.
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