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- News: Porter named interim education dean — She is the outgoing Sinclair School of Nursing dean.
- News: Textbook transparency law takes effect in August — Due to a law Gov. Matt Blunt signed on June 25 to make textbook providers more transparent to consumers, significant ...
- Arts: Coldplay changes (but just a little) — Kid A this is not. As far as radical reinventions go, Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends ...
- Forum: Immigration law prompts more problems than it solves — Gov. Matt Blunt has signed an omnibus immigration bill that will dramatically cut down on the results of illegal immigration ...
- Forum: MU achieving its goals — These days, it seems that MU administrators and faculty alike have a dim view about the near and mid-term future ...
- Forum: Tasers are necessary for officer safety, but with limits — Members of Grass Roots Organizing met before the Columbia City Council to ask the council to revoke their decision to ...
- News: Gas prices in Missouri lower than elsewhere — Ninth district candidates agree that ethanol is not a long-term solution.
- News: The life of a Summer Welcome leader — In a garden of freshmen, MU junior Jeff Luker has a green thumb. A native of Eden Prairie, Minn., Luker ...
- News: ¡Adelante! looks to the radio — ¡Adelante!, the bilingual newsmagazine published by the Columbia Missourian, will not be returning from its summer hiatus as usual, but ...
- Outlook: Council approves senior living facility — After over an hour of debate, the Columbia City Council approved a controversial rezoning plan for the Silver Oak Senior ...
- Sports: Askren qualifies for 2008 Olympics — Former MU wrestler will compete in Bejing in August
- Sports: Rays are in first — Apparently, Joe Maddon never passed first grade math. Or he’s just a genius. The manager of the first place — ...
- Sports: Sports Shorts — Lawrence leaves basketball team MU junior guard Keon Lawrence seemed to step up as a premier player on the Tiger ...
- Arts: Girl Talk good, simple mash-up — Liking— forget even defending— Girl Talk has become an unenviable and treacherous proposition. Ever since his delirious, and let’s face ...
- Arts: Hold Steady struggle with consistency — The Hold Steady have always toed a thin line between poetry and novelty. Craig Finn’s perpetually buzzed Hemingway-meets-Joyce-in-a-drunken-brawl persona and ...
- Arts: ‘Speed Racer,’ an undeserving flop — Went, “Speed Racer,” went, and I almost can’t blame the people who saw “What Happens in Vegas” instead — almost. ...
- Arts: “MGS4” ties up loose ends — This moment has been 20 years in the making. The characters of “Metal Gear” hold a certain place in most ...
- Forum: It's MU's new pasttime, baby — Along with tailgating, beer pong, Shakespeare’s, the Student Recreation Complex and Chipotle, the Chinese buffet is rapidly gaining momentum in ...
- Forum: Not quite a 'badass marathoner' — In general, I like to think of myself as a reasonably fit person. I pump some serious iron with my ...
- Forum: Summer 'slavecation' lacks spontaneity — Summer vacation. When I was young, these two words would titillate my senses. The thought of having two and a ...
- News: MU stops taking applications for Fall — The cut off was initiated because of the class’ size.
- News: New health science degree approved — The School of Health Professions will add a new degree, the Bachelor of Health Sciences, to give students new paths ...
- News: New School of Nursing dean appointed, will begin August 1 — Miller says MU is "on the cusp of greatness."
- Outlook: Advocacy group testifies against tasers — Members of a local advocacy group appeared before the Columbia City Council Monday to ask the council to rescind its ...
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- News: Blunt vetoes 'student curator bill' — ASUM board chairman said the organization wants the General Assembly to overturn the veto.
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