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The Maneater

Picking up the slack and the socks: Living on my own

Abigail Fisher October 16, 2013

Just this past weekend, I returned to the city from whence I came. This year’s living situation has been different both from my first 18 years of living at home and my freshman year in a dorm. To say...

MU’s social rift evident at blood drive

October 16, 2013

I donated blood today. It was great. I felt great. Everything was great. For the 26 minutes during which I reclined and gave my blood to an ALYX machine, all was hunky-dory. After the procedure, I headed...

For safety in residence halls, take small steps and remember support system

October 14, 2013

Recently, the Residence Halls have been dealing with some unfortunate and unforeseen events, including a sexual assault in Rollins and [a death in Dogwood.](https://www.themaneater.com/blogs/crime/2013/10/13/18-year-old-male-found-dead-pershing-residence-hal/)...

Obamacare works for me

October 10, 2013

October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and thanks to the newly implemented Obamacare, young women like me have access to preventive care and health exams that can help identify abnormalities...

Citizen Jane Film Festival addresses complexities of ‘female empowerment’

Daniela Sirtori Cortina October 9, 2013

Listen up, Columbia, for Citizen Jane has something to say: We may not be that many, but we deserve to be heard. Women directed only 9 percent of the top 250 grossing films in 2012. Proud, intimate...

One Mizzou still has strong foundation to shape MU’s future

October 9, 2013

My name is Ahad Hosseini, chairman of the One Mizzou Steering Committee. This letter is being written on behalf of the One Mizzou Council as a response to the Sept. 18 editorial titled “Is One Mizzou...

By eradicating food insecurity, let’s enable possibility

October 9, 2013

At the heart of what is usually termed the “American Dream” lies the idea of mobility. The potential in people, it is thought, can be realized through hard work in the right kind of conditions. Hardships...

US must shake off dimwitted paranoia and ratify arms treaty

Sarah Suerig October 9, 2013

For the past few weeks, I have been praising the diplomatic headway made by the United States with regards to Syria and Iran. Our leaders and ambassadors, however, may have made one huge oversight with...

Stress naps and cat GIFs: Dealing with the stress of college

Abigail Fisher October 9, 2013

Classes are hard. College is hard. Let’s cut to the chase; _life_ is hard. That shitty old adage does not do justice here. Stuck between a rock and a hard place? I am practically sealed in cement. Homework...

Flu shots and the myth of “magic numbing stuff”

Taylor Wanbaugh October 9, 2013

If you haven’t noticed, it’s flu season. For most people, it’s pretty evident that it’s the season for sickness by the constant sniffling and hacking that they hear in all of their classes. For...

War on poverty is an ‘American Nightmare’

Rivu Dasgupta October 9, 2013

For most, the “American Dream” is a familiar credo that promises status, personal fulfillment and social escape. To go further, I'd suggest it's a gilded notion that implies any given individual, regardless...

Maneater columnist should do more homework on UN

October 3, 2013

So, I have to admit it, I finally have been appalled at the depths the editorial staff has allowed The Maneater to sink to. My relationship with the publication has always been one of understanding that...