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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

U.S., Russia have long way to go in diversity race

Shannon Greenwood February 4, 2014

On Friday, 230 U.S. delegates will participate in the opening ceremonies in Sochi, Russia, when the 2014 Winter Olympics officially begin. Among them are the rookies, including 15-year-old freestyle skier...

What no one reported at the State of the Union address

Abigail Fisher February 4, 2014

_On Jan. 28, 2014, Barack Obama fulfilled one of his most important duties as president of the United States of America: delivering the annual State of the Union address. By now, ABC, Fox, CNN and multitudes...

Accusations of rape, sexual assault should be taken seriously

Martenzie Johnson February 4, 2014

We’re all taught that there are always three sides to a story: your side, their side and the truth. No matter the situation, it would appear that the truth is some shade of gray, combining truths, lies...

The “follow your dreams” philosophy’s effect on the music industry

Jack Flemming February 3, 2014

Year 1950: Meet Todd McKid. Todd was eight years old and lived in suburban America. When he grew up, Todd wanted to be in a rock band. When Todd was 10, his dad told him there was no money in music, and...

Littering needs to stop

January 31, 2014

Dear Maneater, I travel around campus and surrounding streets on foot on a daily basis. For quite a while now I've taken to carrying a couple of used bags about my person so that I can collect pieces...

Senate Bill 519 implies incapability

January 31, 2014

I recently attended my first Senate hearing regarding Senate Bill 519, which would extend the current mandatory waiting period for an abortion from 24 to 72 hours. People in favor and opposition of this...

Black History Month is still necessary

Martenzie Johnson January 31, 2014

Before he was known for spazzing out in interviews and becoming the latest “K” in the Kardashian clan, Kanye West made a simple rhyme about the state of racial history in America on a 2006 track called...

Mr. Warhover, tear down that wall

January 29, 2014

Here at the Missouri School of Journalism, we have this thing called [the Missouri Method](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2012/9/14/missourians-paywall-disgrace-missouri-method/). It’s essentially...

It’s too early for blame in Sasha’s story

January 29, 2014

Four letters: ESPN. You already know what we’re talking about. The mention of the sports network sparks discussion of the scandal involving former Missouri swimmer Sasha Menu Courey. Conversation on...

Let’s meet at the columns

Nate Atkins January 29, 2014

Three days before I started my final semester of college, I gave a tour of the place I will soon leave behind. I was showing it off to my uncle, Steve, and 15-year-old cousin, Alex, who were visiting...

Another disappointing Grammys

Jack Flemming January 28, 2014

“Same old, same old,” I told myself as I sighed and turned off the TV after 2014’s installment of the perennially disappointing Grammys. And in attempts to keep this column on one topic, I’m going...

Ducking out of tolerance

Shannon Greenwood January 28, 2014

Phil Robertson’s return to Duck Dynasty this week brought A&E a heavy dose of reality — a 21 percent decrease in ratings for its most popular show. The decrease can be chalked up to the controversy...