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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Bronchitis is ruining my life

Abigail Fisher November 13, 2013

As I write this column, I currently have three old cups of tea, one empty box of Sudafed and a mountainous pile of lozenge wrappers surrounding me. That’s right: I, like most of campus at this moment,...

Horror on the Metro train

Taylor Wanbaugh November 13, 2013

As a journalism major, odds are I will probably end up living in a big city for work someday. You would think that after living in Chicago for four years, I would have become more street savvy and possess...

Feminism has a right to anger

Rivu Dasgupta November 13, 2013

Last week, I wrote [a column on some popular misconceptions of feminism](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2013/11/6/misunderstandings-feminism-impede-social-progress/), and in response to the piece,...

Drug education must be grounded in scientific facts, not scare tactics

Sarah Suerig November 13, 2013

U.S. media went crazy this week over Miley Cyrus smoking a joint on stage at the European Music Awards in Amsterdam. Never have I thought one of my columns would be inspired by Miley Cyrus, but I caught...

ENDA doesn’t threaten ‘religious freedoms’

Daniela Sirtori Cortina November 13, 2013

Two-hundred-eighteen votes. That’s how close, and yet how far, LGBT individuals are from having the same protections as the rest of the U.S. workforce. Last week, the U.S. Senate passed the Employment...

Spectators’ booing of National Guard ceremony overshadows MU victory

Sarah Suerig November 6, 2013

Saturday’s football game against Tennessee may have brought victory to Mizzou, but there was a disgusting spectacle that plagued the stadium and this campus during the game. During the National Guard...

Misunderstandings of feminism impede social progress

Rivu Dasgupta November 6, 2013

Recently, it's been brought to my attention that the social stigmas placed on feminism — and in turn, on my fellow feminists — aren't limited to the darker corners of our MU campus, but rather are...

Tackling cultural appropriation through true understanding of cultures

Daniela Sirtori Cortina November 6, 2013

Carved pumpkins helplessly find their way to the dumpsters. Ghosts return to their haunted mansions, with their license to roam expired. Unicorns, princesses and other fantastic creatures go back to their...

Beehive hair, French bread and denim cutoffs: A Halloweekend recap

Abigail Fisher November 6, 2013

As you may know, November has sprung upon us with all the force of a wind gust, similar to the one that nearly knocked me into a giant mud puddle this morning. And as November begins, we — or maybe just...

To improve society and protect citizens, focus on mental health

Sarah Suerig October 30, 2013

There is a severe epidemic in this country: fear of our mental health systems. I have addressed this issue before, as it goes hand-in-hand with gun control. However, there is more to the mental health...

An open letter to the ‘parking bitches’

Abigail Fisher October 30, 2013

I left my apartment last Thursday, traipsed down the staircase and approached my car only to find a lovely purple sticky note placed underneath my windshield wiper. This is what it read: “Get out of...

Reactions to Eminem’s ‘Rap God’ prove need for intersectional criticism

Rivu Dasgupta October 30, 2013

Recently, the hip-hop artist Eminem released a single from his upcoming album _The Marshall Mathers LP 2_ smugly titled “Rap God.” As is typically the case when Eminem releases new music, the media...