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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

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...

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...

Recent shootings highlight need for gun control

Grace Hase January 28, 2014

Last year, I [wrote a column for The Maneater](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2013/5/3/gun-control-propositions-arent-perfect-progress-ne/) on gun control and a lobbyist organization, Moms Demand Action...

Why ‘feminism’ shouldn’t be the F-word we’re still afraid to use

Elise Moser January 28, 2014

Feminism: The F-word a lot of people are still really afraid to use. I remember the moment it really sunk in for me. This word I use to describe myself is not one others relate to. I was in my Freshman...

Stalking should not be trivialized through absent-minded rhetoric

Rivu Dasgupta January 28, 2014

It’s fairly common knowledge that colloquial language reinforces biases, stereotypes or similar systemic constructions that influence people in negative ways. For example, take childish comments like...

From one Columbia to another, gun violence hits close to home

Jacob Bogage January 28, 2014

My father is a lover. It’s what he does. He pours his heart out into his family, into his children. When my twin brother and I were born, he elbowed past nurses who wouldn’t let him into the delivery...

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...

Flushing my mental toilet

Abigail Fisher January 27, 2014

Like many other students here at MU, I was encouraged (forced) to take multiple general education courses. Also, like many other students here at MU, I somewhat resent that requirement. Now that my fourth...

Lack of heat in Arts and Science building is troubling

January 23, 2014

To Whom It May Concern: I am a senior English major and have had many courses in multiple buildings across campus. I have seen the great resources in the Journalism School and have seen the deplorable...

The Seahawks, Sherman and stereotypes

Martenzie Johnson January 22, 2014

Racial code words are about as American as apple pie. A black person is considered “well-spoken” by those who don’t expect a black person to be intelligent. President Barack Obama was called the...