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May 12, 2008 (Volume 74, Online Update)
Curators formalize opposition to student curator bill
By Allie Blood
Some curators had spoken against the bill, but the board hadn’t adopted an official position.
May 9, 2008 (Volume 74, Issue 56)
Compete Missouri debated
By Erica Zucco
Professors and administrators engaged in a heated discussion on Thursday concerning current faculty dissatisfaction with salaries, university culture and changes that could result from the implementation of the Compete Missouri ...
Four Front meets with campus administrators
By Anna Koeppel
Student groups brought concerns about a variety of issues to administrators during Chancellor Brady Deaton’s semi-annual visit to Four Front, a coalition of campus minority groups. Vice Chancellor for Student ...
Record enrollment alters housing plan
By Michelle Hagopian
The Department of Residential Life has decided Cramer Hall will house students instead of offices next year. Due to an increase in incoming freshmen and the number of current students ...
MSA reviews election
By Jenna Youngs
Before it began, no one expected the spring Missouri Students Association Senate election to last longer than the three days for which it was scheduled. Eight weeks later, members of ...
Phishing e-mail sent to Mark Twain residents
By Abby Rogers
On Tuesday, Mark Twain residents received a phishing e-mail in their MU e-mail accounts. Phishing occurs when a person obtains other people’s e-mail addresses and their personal information in order ...
Senators see action in final meeting of year
By Jenna Youngs
The Missouri Students Association Senate certainly did not slack off at its final meeting of the year. The meeting lasted longer than any other this year and was the only ...
MSA to give MUTV computers, camera
By Erica Zucco
After its request for funds from the Student Fee Capital Improvement Committee was denied, MUTV got some help from MSA to buy equipment that leaders say will make the station ...
Catalyst Awards recognize LGBTQ community
By Rae Nudson
Photos were encouraged, laughter was prevalent and tears seemed inevitable at the 10th annual Catalyst Awards Tuesday night. The awards were given to honor those who speak up, out and ...
Tiger Treasures will sell donated items May 31
By Gwen Daniels
As students move out for the summer, they can disregard the dumpster and donate their discarded belongings for a good cause. The Tiger Treasures rummage sale will sell students’ discarded ...
Campus blotter
By Sarah Scully
Monday, May 5 John C. Foley, 25, of 105 Edgewood Ave., on suspicion of driving while intoxicated Chelsey M. Stackhouse, 19, of Erie, Colo., on suspicion of theft and felony ...
Columbia blotter
By Ben Paul
Monday, May 5 Jessica M. Bennett, 22, of Hannibal, on suspicion of disturbing the peace Jasmond A. Hughley, 19, of 2709 N. Willowbrook Road, on suspicion of third-degree domestic assault ...
Two students served narcotics warrants
By Kathleen Pointer
The Columbia Police Department arrested two MU students Wednesday while serving a narcotics warrant at the 3900 block of Buttonwood Drive. At about 3 p.m. that afternoon, police arrested sophomore ...
Buksteins give $1.1 million to School of Medicine
By Michelle Hagopian
MU graduate Michael Bukstein and his wife Sharon donated $1.1 million last weekend for an endowed professorship at the School of Medicine. The professorship will benefit cancer patients by advancing ...
New Web site breaks down tuition bills
By Anna Koeppel
The Web site will help students see where their money is going.
Tigergen I utilizes hydrogen fuel cells
By John Henry
A hydrogen fuel cell car built by MU students will drive across the continent in an effort to promote greater understanding of alternative fuel use technology. The Mizzou Hydrogen Car ...
May 6, 2008 (Volume 74, Issue 55)
MoCRI initiative misses ballot
By Michael Sewall
The Missouri Civil Rights Initiative, a ballot initiative that would ban most forms of affirmative action, did not receive enough petition signatures to reach the ballot for the Nov. 4 ...
Faculty to address budget shortage
By Gwen Daniels
As MU faces a significant budget shortage, members of the university’s faculty plan to address the problem head on. Faculty members will come together at a general faculty meeting Thursday ...
Proposal threatens student curator vote
By Elliot Njus
Student leaders from the UM system campuses sent statements to Jefferson City to save a bill that would put a voting student on the system’s governing board. Craig Stevenson, Associated ...
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