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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

Wu-Tang Clan’s bold move and even bolder message

Jack Flemming April 1, 2014

As a columnist, I can pour everything into the 600 words or so I’m allotted each week. I can toil endlessly, doing everything in my power to convey my passions and opinions about the importance of music....

One final drive on the straight line of life

Nate Atkins April 1, 2014

I told myself I wouldn’t do this again, but here I am, writing about the long road back to college, or the one thing that has been by my side forever. It’s done now. This was the last time I’d...

Kobe Bryant, #CancelColbert and hypersensitivity

Martenzie Johnson April 1, 2014

This past week, The New Yorker [ran a profile on NBA superstar Kobe Bryant](http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2014/03/31/140331fa_fact_mcgrath). The piece touches on Bryant’s 17 basketball seasons and...

MTV’s new show ‘Faking It’ has potential to be positive

Shannon Greenwood April 1, 2014

The rise of television and movies including plotlines centered around the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community is nothing new. “Modern Family” has been doing it for years, and it has won...

Kanye West vs. a culture of pride-shaming

Jack Flemming March 19, 2014

There comes a time in every music columnist’s journey when he or she has to discuss Kanye West. The industry’s most divisive, yet interesting, figure evokes strong opinions from just about anyone....

Unfortunately, this column is not about how pretty I am

Abigail Fisher March 19, 2014

This past week I witnessed yet another example of something I hate. And in the spirit of my own generally unpleasant demeanor, I’ve decided to dedicate this week’s 500-word ramble to just that. As...

Classes, like meals, are meant to be devoured

Nate Atkins March 19, 2014

There’s a line on my senior year bucket list I was never quite sure how I’d check off, but my friend guaranteed I would. It reads, “You’re about to discover that this is why you entered journalism,...

‘Having it all’ doesn’t have to start now

Elise Moser March 19, 2014

Planning for the future in college usually means choosing a major, thinking about potential careers and deciding whether or not to attend graduate school. But for many college women, it also means thinking...

Why I’m worried about the future of LGBTQ news coverage

Shannon Greenwood March 18, 2014

As the Sochi games have came to a close, the Olympic flame illuminating the faces of Russia’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community has already began to slowly extinguish. In a year’s...

The White Man March and why racism is still a ‘thing’

Martenzie Johnson March 16, 2014

In 2014, I shouldn’t have to write this. Hell, in the 21st century, this shouldn’t be a “thing.” Sure, I chuckled back in December when the GOP sent out that [dumb tweet](http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/01/gop-rosa-parks_n_4368211.html)...

Spring-cleaning brings out the worst in my apartment….literally

Abigail Fisher March 13, 2014

Ladies and gentlemen, last week I did something I haven’t been able to do in many long months: I turned the heat off in my apartment. All of a sudden, my skin no longer weeps when I step outside, I am...

Sexual assaults in the military deserve visibility

Rivu Dasgupta March 12, 2014

Sociology has often taken upon itself the task of empirically illustrating a certain point: that women are intentional, capable and strong, if they so choose to be. It might have saved quite a bit of grant...