November Edition 2022 Archives - Page 2 of 2

OPINION: There’s nothing ‘pro-life’ about the anti-abortion messages in Speakers Circle

Savvy Sleevar • November 13, 2022

An open letter to Mizzou Students For Life: Abortion care is already illegal in Missouri. Stop twisting the knife with insensitive propaganda.

MU community rallies around Hacky Sack Man

Finnegan Belleau and Benjamin Miller • November 13, 2022

The School of Law and Derrick “Hacky Sack Man” Fogle have resolved the issue surrounding sound amplification at Speaker Circle.

November Crossword: Coffee Shop

Ever Cole • November 11, 2022

The Maneater’s monthly crossword, coffee themed!

Missouri Volleyball swept for third time, falls to Georgia

Matt Guzman • November 10, 2022

Errors proved costly for the Tigers, who allowed the Bulldogs to capitalize and win all three sets in game two. This completed the sweep, keeping the Tigers at the bottom of the SEC. MU, Volleyball, Tigers, Bulldogs, Matt Guzman

Ray-dio Waves: from the BBC reporter to leader of nonprofit foundation

Sophia Anderson • November 10, 2022

Radio journalist Jane Ray shares about her numerous career variations and how they impact her family life

Female student business owners make an impact on Columbia

Izabelle Cool • November 10, 2022

Five female student business owners are trying to influence other students to ‘Go for it’ and start their own businesses.

The Maneater’s November Horoscope

Bri Davis • November 10, 2022

Another month and another horoscope! The love lives of some signs will be heavily affected around this time. Want to know more? Read on to see what November has in store for you.

Recognized trumpet player Terell Stafford performed Sunday night at Murry’s.

Sterling Sewell • November 8, 2022

Terell Stafford — named “one of the great players of our time” by famed pianist McCoy Tyner — played two sets as part of the “We Always Swing” Jazz Series’ yearly lineup.

Missouri women’s basketball welcomes three new faces

Matt Guzman • November 7, 2022

The Tigers hope to find their rhythm early in the season — starting with Missouri State — to earn their way to an NCAA tournament berth through the leadership from returning players, as well as skills from newcomers.