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2024年10月13日 · Political tactics that originated from a Gen Z-fueled TikTok are now disengaging first-time voters
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The Maneater’s 2024 Election Coverage
2024年11月4日 · As the 2024 presidential election drew closer, social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram saw increases in misleading and fake information.
Part one: Missouri football’s 2024 senior spotlight
November 30, 2024. By Brady Shanahan. Stock photo by Haydn Gambardella. Revisit the careers of several Tigers who near the end of the road with Missouri in part one of the Maneater’s Senior Spotlight
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2024年11月26日 · City of Columbia Sewer Utility proposes a $9.2 million sewer rehabilitation plan. Featured Home News, News, . Posted: November 26, 2024. Brooke Jurczyk. The City of Columbia Sewer Utility has proposed a...
Maneater on the Street: 2024 Election Edition - The Maneater
2024年11月5日 · As tigers took to the polls, there was a lot on their minds. For many students, 2024 is their first opportunity to vote in an election. Issues of identity and autonomy were key for many voters as they made ballot decisions, including Missouri’s Amendment 3.
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The 2022-23 and 2023-24 Editorial Boards of The Maneater see the recent emergency rule restricting access to gender affirming care as an unacceptable attack on the rights of transgender people in Missouri.
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2023年5月1日 · As of 2023, The Maneater has transitioned to a fully digital publication. Previous print editions are accessible in the digital archive. May 2023 -
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The 2023-24 Editorial Board stands with students impacted by the recent SCOTUS decisions on affirmative action and student debt relief, which unjustly restrict access to higher education for marginalized students.