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The Maneater

Onshore drilling could be the answer

Taeler De Haes March 22, 2011

With the United States, being the leader in oil consumption at 20 million barrels per day, there needs to be more onshore drilling in case of emergencies to prevent economic scares. According to an article...

Racial profiling by MUPD unwarranted, appalling

March 18, 2011

_Editor's note: MU Police Department Capt. Brian Weimer responded to this letter in a letter titled "MUPD: Getting the facts. That letter can be found [here](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2011/3/23/mupd-getting-facts/)._ Two...

MU Info’s disregard to Japan crisis disinheriting

March 18, 2011

I was just wondering if anyone else has noticed that in today's (Wednesday's) MU Info announcement e-mail there is an ad for rebates on plastic surgery injections? It says it's sponsored by "Columbia...

Astronomy is fair pursuit, but we can’t lose focus on Earth

Cade Cleavelin March 18, 2011

There has always existed the question as to whether we are alone in the universe. To this day we aren't sure if life exists outside of our isolated little biosphere, but valiant attempts have always been...

How Disney World sent me into an OCD whirl

Lindsey Wehking March 18, 2011

Where the sidewalk ends. Where the sidewalk ends? Where the sidewalk ends! No, no, no, I knew of no such place. This could not be the case. There was always something, something to count, an infinite,...

American infrastructure should be priority

Nick Calcaterra March 18, 2011

As some of you may have figured out by now: I'm not a big fan of excessive government spending. I think the private sector does a better job than the government in most situations. I hope someday we can...

Diversity requirement is important step in right direction

March 18, 2011

Representing a positive step toward its potential implementation, a version of the diversity course requirement was approved by Faculty Council on Thursday. Although this is by no means a final effort...

NPR losing credibility

Taeler De Haes March 15, 2011

National Public Radio Chief Executive Vivian Schiller resigned early last week, after fundraising director Ron Schiller (no relation to Vivian Schiller) was caught on a hidden camera bashing both the Republican...

Porn past: Media coverage reveals moral double standards

Alex Pesek March 15, 2011

Maybe you heard about it from Facebook, or had a friend send you a link elsewhere, but odds are you heard about the St. Louis-area teacher who quit her position after revealing she had worked in the porn...

Walker signing does Republicans more harm than good

Brad Grim March 15, 2011

After a three-week stalemate, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker can finally rejoice as Republicans in the state found a procedural loophole in order to force Mr. Walker’s signature measure through the legislature,...

Keeping an open mind: Tiger sponsorship could be good move for MSA

March 15, 2011

If there’s anything that the Missouri Students Association learned from the absurd debate over purchasing a live tiger for the university in spring 2010, it’s that there’s no chance of an actual...

Eight strange but necessary travel essentials

Krystin Arneson March 15, 2011

There are eight things I have learned to never leave on a trip without. Ever. Granted, this is coming from a girl who’s the textbook definition of “overpacker.” My friend told me the night before...