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The Maneater

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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

‘Call Me Maybe’ is musical herpes

Ian Servantes May 1, 2012

When it comes to music, I try to keep an open mind. I’m not one of those pretentious fans who discredits any and every song found on the radio or even a fan that sticks to one genre in particular. I...

Using your major altruistically

Kristen Powers May 1, 2012

I don’t know how many people make semester goals for themselves. This past fall, my goal for the year was to get involved in as many major-related organizations as possible to learn things related to...

Down to Romney vs. Paul

Leah Forester May 1, 2012

Newt Gingrich has finally made the decision to back out of the GOP race. Though he has not officially dropped yet, he has made the announcement that he will be announcing his resignation on Wednesday....

Conversations with Steve: The public relations of squirrels

Robert Langellier April 27, 2012

Me: Hey, Steve the Squirrel. Steve the Squirrel: Hey, do you mind if I just get it on with this other squirrel right now? Me: Right here? Steve the Squirrel: Right here. Me: I don’t know, man. That...

Mizzou Students for Life mistakes propaganda for activism

Sean Nahlik April 27, 2012

Yes, I want to talk about what transpired on Lowry Mall this week. No, not the freedom people. No, not Sustain Mizzou’s non-threatening educational events. You know what I’m talking about. Preface:...

“This isn’t politics, this is math.”

A.J. Feather April 27, 2012

Ideology aside, let’s talk taxation. President Obama recently presented “The Buffett Rule,” which he claims will equalize taxation and result in more revenue. So ignoring the fact this is a direct...

Job hunting with the Romney’s

Leah Forester April 24, 2012

Last week, democratic strategist Hilary Rosen interviewed with CNN about Mitt Romney’s campaign and stated Ann Romney "has actually never worked a day in her life" and “couldn't relate to women.” OK,...

Instructors should look beyond PowerPoint

Kristen Powers April 24, 2012

We've all seen it in some classes. On the first day of the semester, every seat is filled with students, and then it slowly gets emptier until it reaches a steady state of about one-third of class attendance...

To Internet commenters, sorry I’m not sorry

Ian Servantes April 24, 2012

If you read my columns online — or last week’s at the very least — you’ve likely seen the backlash “If I did it: academics and Adderall” received. Within a day, there were already 10 comments,...

Earth Day, the EPA and the Conservatives in the Way

Bo Mahr April 24, 2012

April 22, 1970, celebrated the first Earth Day. The brainchild of Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wisc., Earth Day was said to have marked the beginning of the environmental movement in North America. Soon after...

Over-programmed and over-organized

Sean Nahlik April 20, 2012

Last week I expressed my excitement for this campus’ commitment to condemning those who do things that are unacceptable, such as utilizing homophobic slurs in widely circulated publications. I was concerned...

Dependence isn’t the solution — it’s the problem

A.J. Feather April 20, 2012

Earlier this month, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed strict [limits on greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants](http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303404704577307524051798192.html?mod=WSJ_hp_LEFTWhatsNewsCollection)....