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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

Legislation submitted in response to The Maneater’s MSA editorial

March 1, 2013

It's not often that I agree with The Maneater's take on Missouri Students Association. Except for a big chunk of their editorial in last Friday's issue. You guys are right, we aren't really representative...

Only the voice of the people can end our new gilded age

Anthony Agbabiaka March 1, 2013

Money and politics. These two institutions have been intertwined for years, to the benefit of the richest citizens among us, leaving countless numbers of citizens feeling disenfranchised and forgotten. But...

GOP should apply limited-government approach to marriage equality

Shannon Greenwood March 1, 2013

“We are at a crossroads,” former Gov. Jon Huntsman (R-Utah) said in [an article he wrote](http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/marriage-equality-is-a-conservative-cause485/) for “The American...

Basic lobbying skills can help create political action

Grace Hase March 1, 2013

Whenever our society looks to create political change, the first thought that usually comes to mind is to protest the issue. But is this always the most effective way to go about creating change? Think...

Pharmaceutical ads and the risk of overmedication

Megan Pearl March 1, 2013

Anyone who watches television, whether on Hulu or on cable, has seen it before: the foggy, black and white commercials with a pained-looking actor. “Depression hurts.” Then they start talking to you....

Rigid partisanship on Medicaid hurts Missourians

March 1, 2013

The health and well-being of tens of thousands of Missouri’s most vulnerable citizens were jeopardized this week by five people in order for those people to keep up appearances. This truth is alarming...

The Maneater endorses RHA slate James Jordan and Tom Bourneuf

February 26, 2013

The challenge of the Residence Halls Association is often the very demographics of the organization and the students it serves. Increasingly, with enrollment over-capacity and more attractive options luring...

In ‘Argo’ and others, Hollywood misrepresents Islam

Elise Schmelzer February 26, 2013

I’ve always loved Oscar season. Don’t get me wrong — I understand how frivolous it may seem to some: Rich, famous people giving little gold statues to other rich, famous people. But to me, I see...

Sexual bias and stigma solidify differences in others

Alex Pesek February 26, 2013

Last fall, I randomly bought a book of collected essays on queer sex and dating, because I’m horribly inept at both. Queer narratives aren’t usually included in the mainstream, and even when they are,...

Learning to live with ‘first world problems’

Jamie Ras February 26, 2013

The recent snowstorms in Columbia are enough to make me jealous of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s life on the prairie. I had two classes on Thursday before campus got shut down, and during that time I just cried...

Nation deserves a filibuster-free Hagel confirmation

Sarah Suerig February 26, 2013

This week, the Senate will again be talking about former Sen. Chuck Hagel's nomination to President Obama's cabinet as Secretary of Defense to replace Leon Panetta. These discussions have a chance to prove...

Human trafficking is in our own backyard

Grace Hase February 22, 2013

Imagine being taken from your home, moved halfway across the world and sold into slavery. To many, this sounds like a moment from the past. But to 27 million men, women and children, this situation is...