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The Maneater

13 tips for maximum penny-pinching at Mizzou

Abigail Fisher September 4, 2013

Now that we’ve all gotten over the initial first few weeks’ excitement and seen our tuition bills, college doesn’t seem as fun anymore. But, as they say, education is invaluable. Everything else...

One Mizzou’s purpose and ambition should not be forgotten

Rivu Dasgupta September 4, 2013

One Mizzou: You see the slogan on T-shirts, banners, posters, flags, you name it. But what is it, exactly? I'd suggest that most students are well aware of what it is: a diversity and inclusion initiative...

US decision on Syria involves risks, relations and responsibilities

Sarah Suerig September 4, 2013

The Arab Spring arrived in Syria in 2011, but unlike the protests in other Middle Eastern countries, the Syrian uprising has only gotten worse. As it has progressed, the government has used increasing...

Tales of an awkward sophomore: a Recruitment Week wardrobe malfunction

Taylor Wanbaugh September 4, 2013

Oh, public humiliation. Most likely, if you are a human being and live on the planet Earth, you share this common experience with pretty much everyone: You will completely embarrass yourself in front...

Texas voter ID law reverses civil rights movement accomplishments

Daniela Sirtori Cortina September 4, 2013

The 50th anniversary celebration of the March on Washington last week brought thousands of Americans to the nation’s capital to remember the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech....

Clarification: Third-wheeling in your own dorm room

Taylor Wanbaugh August 30, 2013

For those of you who read [my latest column](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2013/8/28/tales-awkward-sophomore-third-wheeling-your-own-do/), I would just like to take some time to clarify my intentions...

Blaming victims of sexual violence wrongly absolves abusers

Daniela Sirtori Cortina August 28, 2013

Andrea Parhamovich, an activist with the National Democratic Institute, was killed in Iraq in January 2007 when her convoy traveled through one of Baghdad’s most dangerous neighborhoods. She had been...

‘Same Love’ continues to bring gay rights to forefront of public discourse

Rivu Dasgupta August 28, 2013

Perhaps Macklemore himself [says it best](https://myspace.com/crwn/video/crwn-x-macklemore-ep.-1-the-hits/109417150): “The fact that ‘Same Love’ is played on mainstream radio in America means that...

Approaching criticisms of US culture, diplomacy requires an open mind

Sarah Suerig August 28, 2013

I recently read an article in Foreign Affairs magazine by Akbar Ganji, titled [“Who is Ali Khamenei?”](http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/139643/akbar-ganji/who-is-ali-khamenei). This article gave...

Tales of an awkward sophomore: Third-wheeling in your own dorm room

Taylor Wanbaugh August 28, 2013

Roommates: can’t live with ‘em, can’t live… actually, you could probably do without them. Everyone has a different roommate experience. I’ve heard the good, the bad and the just plain ugly. But...

Pope Francis’ air of change may not solidify

Daniela Sirtori Cortina August 21, 2013

Habemus changeam? On March 13, after two days of deliberation, the Rome papal conclave released white smoke from the Sistine Chapel, signaling the election of a new pope. The words “habemus papam”...

Are we blinding ourselves with too much media?

Sarah Suerig August 21, 2013

This past weekend, I was able to catch a replay of a speech given by Nicholas Burns. Yes, I spend my weekends watching C-SPAN. All glimpses into my future aside, I learned a great deal about American...