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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Maneater mistakes slurs for humor

Sean Nahlik April 6, 2012

That awkward moment when you’re The Maneater’s campus issues columnist and your campus issue of the week is... The Maneater. Every year around April Fool’s Day, The Maneater staff craft a parody...

“Can you create commerce in order to regulate it?”

A.J. Feather April 6, 2012

What is the proper role of government? This question has plagued humanity for centuries, and still no one can provide an answer that can garner a small amount of consensus. Do we need a collective body...

Yes, it’s been a long primary. No, it’s not on par with 2008.

Michael DeCrescenzo April 6, 2012

I am falling asleep at the wheel. The Republican primary season has been bottomed out and banal for weeks. There have been no debates, few state primaries and few real, perceptible consequences. I am...

YOLO: You’re doing it wrong

Ian Servantes April 3, 2012

The Internet is awesome. Although this seems like an obvious statement, it’s not something to just gloss over. It’s important to sit back every once and a while and look at how great we have it....

The theory of negativity: rejecting science 101

Bo Mahr April 3, 2012

Margaret Thatcher once said, “Power is like being a lady ...if you have to tell people you are, you aren’t.” This makes it quite curious that Fox News’ slogan is, “The Most Powerful Name in News.” It’s...

Why is pornography an issue?

Leah Forester April 3, 2012

If elected president, Rick Santorum vows to ban pornography. Or at least, “hard core” pornography. Dub tee eff, Rick Santorum. No, just no. Santorum argues that porn apparently causes brain damage,...

Vote Hoppe for City Council

April 3, 2012

Tuesday is a municipal election for Columbia, a very important day for the city. Residents will cast votes for two City Council seats, two positions on Columbia’s Board of Education and two ballot proposals. Every...

Inaction doesn’t make Hinkson less polluted

Kristen Powers April 3, 2012

Hinkson Creek, the small, unassuming body of water that flows along the Katy Trail past MU is hiding a secret. Well, it's not a secret if you're familiar with local environmental issues. Hinkson Creek...

Rock block the vote

Bo Mahr March 20, 2012

Everyone misses the 1950s. It was a simpler time. Dad worked one job, mom cooked and cleaned while the kids went to their cute little segregated schools. Everyone loves the decade that brought us shows...

Staying in STEM

Kristen Powers March 20, 2012

Student retention in the science, technology, engineering and math fields has been the focus of plenty of media attention. At the elementary and high school level, there are initiatives aimed at increasing...

What happened to good sex music?

Ian Servantes March 20, 2012

Let’s go back to the night you were conceived. Your parents probably lit some candles and maybe a little incense too. There likely wasn’t any birth control, which would make Rick Santorum smile. If...

Romney vs. Limbaugh: Ridiculousness at its best

Leah Forester March 20, 2012

This week, I’d like to take the time to discuss the hilariousness that is Mitt Romney, with just a splash of Rush Limbaugh ridiculousness again. Romney has a knack for being wonderfully quotable in...