If you’re worried that Missouri’s SEC travels will leave the tailgating fun behind in Columbia, check out what the Mizzou Alumni Association has planned for the South Carolina, Central Florida, Florida and Tennessee games.
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It’s a sad truth that most book-based movies fall short of fans’ expectations. But they’re not all bad. Here are five flicks that good reads and good sees.
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Throwing things together to make a meal; That’s the way I do it. Here you can find my first Vox Talk blog post as the “College Culinaire Extraordinaire.” I’m not that extraordinary, but these Baked Oatmeal Muffins are pretty good.
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Mizzou’s first SEC game is right around the corner — are you geared up yet? Look beyond bookstore because the four other game gear stores in town that we recommend might surprise you!
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Get to know the new Books Department editors by seeing what we’ve been reading.
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VoxTalk brings you a learner’s guide to surviving in Hitt Street Garage, MU’s parking complex situated closest to the District.
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This new restaurant offers a wide menu variety such as chef Trey Quinlan’s artisanal pizza and CoMo’s freshest steamed mussels.
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Shot, Shot, Shot, Shot — Staying alive! Staying alive! Here are some pointers to keep your 21st birthday classy and safe.
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Owl City’s newest album has its perks, but lacks the magic of the project’s previous ventures.
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With Labor Day and the first Mizzou football weekend approaching, here are three activities, such as an art exhibit, musical and theater show to look forward to this weekend.
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Berkley Hudson, Jonathan Gottschall and Michael Porter will be talking about the beauty, art and science of storytelling at KBIA 91. FM at 2 p.m. today.
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It’s been more than two weeks since the torch went out in London, but I’m still lost without four-plus hours of Olympic coverage. Here are a few things that might help to make the Olympic-free time go faster.
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2012 is already boasting a pretty impressive year in music, but some releases in fall are vying to be the year’s best album. Here are six albums that shouldn’t fall off your musical radar.
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“The Day the Music Died” the world lost a rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, but Buddy Holly’s legacy and music live on. With a small jaunt down I-70, you can take a trip back in time to relive Buddy’s revolutionary career.
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Feeling stiff? Upset stomach? Sweaty palms? Here are a few tips that might help you breathe a little easier.
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In light of U.S. Senate Candidate Todd Akin’s recent comments on “legitimate rape,” a huge pink bus is coming to Columbia tonight, courtesy of the Planned Parenthood “Truth Tour.”
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Whether you’re back in Columbia for another year, have lived here all of your life or are just looking to explore places outside of the city, there are plenty of things to do in a weekend or even in an afternoon.
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The SEC extravaganza has yet to begin. But if you think the new conference events are not enough to satisfy your need for competition, here are more sporting activities for you to look out for in CoMo.
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With two burgeoning film festivals in Columbia, it’s no secret that CoMo is becoming a hotbed for filmmaking. Get the scoop on the what-and-where of this showcase.
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The Olympic Games have come and gone and so has the spirit and pride that existed only one week ago.
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