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Monday, May 1, 2017 It seems like the rain has gone away, but we’re looking at a chilly week. The high today will be 51 degrees, and the low will be 45.

New MU policies released in response to Fall 2015 protests Last Thursday, the Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Protests, Public Spaces, Free Speech and the Press released its approved, revised and new policies regarding free speech and protests on campus. The new policies ban camping on university grounds, the use of bullhorns and attaching signs to the interior or exterior of university buildings. Read more about the new policies here. Maneater file photo.

Column: Greek life pairings should not be gender-based Columnist Bizzy Emerson explains why dismantling the years-long tradition would be valuable, allowing chapters of the same gender bonding opportunities.

“I personally would love to work alongside another sorority during Homecoming. I feel it would aid in cultivating deeper relationships between PHA chapters, as well as promote unity among women working toward a common goal. While I’ve enjoyed working with fraternities in the past, this is would be an interesting and dynamic change that would make Homecoming and Greek Week totally unique and new experiences.” Read the rest here. Maneater file photo.

Recap: Tigers softball came away with one win but lost the series against No. 17 LSU in Baton Rouge this weekend. Cheyenne Baxter pitched two complete games and ended the Tigers’ five-game losing streak. Tigers baseball lost both games in a doubleheader against Texas A&M Friday, with scores of 11-1 and 7-1.

More sports news: The NFL draft took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from Thursday to Saturday. Mizzou Defensive End Charles Harris was taken at No. 22 in the first round by the Miami Dolphins. The Saint Louis Blues lost (3- 1) to fall behind 2-1 in their second-round matchup with the Nashville Predators Sunday.

What to watch: The St. Louis Cardinals play the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:15 p.m. on FSMW, FSWI.The Chicago Cubs take on the Philadelphia Phillies at 7:05 p.m. on CSPh, CSN+. The Kansas City Royals play the Chicago White Sox at 7:15 p.m. on FSKC, CSCh.

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MOVE's motivation guide will carry you through finals week Staying motivated to study for finals can be tough. Summer is practically here, and after what was probably a long and tiring semester, many students are struggling to find the motivation to keep at it long enough to ace their last exams. MOVE’s motivation guide has four tips and tricks that will help you stay focused and on track when it counts. Check it out here.

Russian National Ballet's "Swan Lake ," 7-10 p.m. @ Jesse Auditorium. Tickets are $25 at the Missouri Theatre box office. Compiled by Victoria Cheyne

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Tuesday, May 2, 2017 The sun returns today after days of rain. A high of 67 is expected in the afternoon, with a low near 50.

Oil pumps. Courtesy of Flickr.

Mizzou Energy Action Coalition calls for UM System to divest from fossil fuels Calling for a divestment from all fossil fuel stock by 2020, the MEAC resolution passed unanimously in a joint session of 11 student organizations. The UM System currently has $10 million invested in fossil fuel stock and companies; MEAC president Frankie Hawkins said calling for divestment means the university would sell its stock in those companies. With the support of the joint session, MEAC will present its resolution to President Mun Choi on May 3.

Board of Curators discusses possible tuition and fee increases A plan proposed at the April 27 Board of Curators meeting calls for a 2.1 percent increase in both resident and nonresident tuition. Trulaske College of Business and College of Engineering students could see a 9.5 percent and 6 percent increase in supplemental fees, respectively. These fees do not appear on tuition cost estimates. A decision about tuition structure changes could come at a September meeting.

Recap: The St. Louis Cardinals lost to the Milwaukee Brewers 5-7. The Chicago Cubs lost to the Philadelphia Phillies 2-10. The Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 6-1.

What to Watch: The St. Louis Cardinals play the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:15 p.m. on FSMW. The Kansas City Royals take on the White Sox again at 7:15 p.m. on FSKC. The St. Louis Blues play the Nashville Predators at 8:30 p.m. in game four of the series on NBCSN. Carrie Fisher. Courtesy of Flickr.

Carrie Fisher shares her spotlighted life through her writing Star Wars icon Carrie Fisher died on Dec. 27, 2016, but her life lives on in the books she wrote. In The Princess Diarist, which is a compilation of journals she kept while filming Star Wars, she writes about her weed-and-sex-filled affair with Harrison Ford. Fisher struggled publicly with bipolar disorder and drug addiction, and that comes out in her books, too. “No topic is off limits,” MOVE senior staff writer Nat Kaemmerer writes. “It’s like she’s reliving all this for the first time and breaking it down for both her audience and herself.” Read the rest of the review here.

LANY, 8 p.m. @ The Blue Note University Band concert, 7-8:30 p.m. @ Missouri Theatre Compiled by Katherine Stevenson

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Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Today, expect it to get up to about 49 degrees with a low of 42. There is a high chance of rain as well. Might as well stay inside and study for those finals.

Curators stall in naming new residence hall after black journalist Lucile Bluford Despite a request from the Residence Halls Association to name the newest residence hall after black journalist Lucile Bluford, the UM System Board of Curators has not moved on the issue. This would be the first building on MU’s campus named after a black woman. Interim Chancellor Garnett Stokes (Maneater file photo)

Garnett Stokes appointed interim chancellor, Gary Ward appointed interim vice chancellor for student affairs UM System President Mun Choi announced the appointments in an email to students, staff and faculty Tuesday morning. Stokes will replace interim chancellor Hank Foley and begin her term May 3.

Recap: Yesterday the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 2-1, the Kansas City Royals lost to the Chicago White Sox 6-0 and the St. Louis Blues lost to the Nashville Predators 2-1 in the fourth game of the series, falling to 3- 1 overall. Kirsten Mack (Maneater file photo)

Feature story: Senior catcher Kirsten Mack is more than just an accomplished athlete; she is a friend, coach and leader to her team.

“You can tell that she has a lot of experience behind the plate, which is definitely what we need,” redshirt sophomore pitcher Madi Norman said. “We need someone to step up and show leadership, and she is the perfect person to really control the field and help our team to success.” Read the full story here.

What to Watch: The St. Louis Cardinals play the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:15 p.m. on FSMW. The Kansas City Royals take on the White Sox at 7:15 p.m. on FSKC. Millennial Manners: The appropriate "goodbye" for a handful of situations Columnist Ben Jarzombek signs off for the school year and offers advice on keeping your goodbyes—from breakups to jobs to friendships—classy. Read the full column here.

Bass Wars, 9 p.m. @ Rose Music Hall Free Wednesday Film: Split, 8-10 p.m. @ Jesse Wrench Auditorium, Memorial Union South

Compiled by Victoria Cheyne

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Thursday, May 4, 2017 Don’t chuck those umbrellas just yet—the high today will be 62 degrees, and the low will be 48, with a slight chance of rain showers in the afternoon.

Mark McDaniel (photo by Jessi Dodge)

The Missouri Students Association Senate speaker, Mark McDaniel, has been known his entire life for being loud. As another school year draws to a close, McDaniel looks back on his time as the 48th speaker of MSA senate and leaves some parting advice for younger students. Read more about it here.

Editorial: The UM Board of Curators should vote on a new hall name

The Residence Hall Association has already voted on and submitted a request to name the new residence hall after Lucile Bluford, an african-american woman repeatedly denied admission to MU due to her skin color. The board has claimed that it has not decided to vote due to vacancies on the board, despite voting on other measures without a full board.

Read the rest here.

Recap:

The St. Louis Blues lost 2-1 to the Nashville Predators last night in Nashville.

The Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox last night in KC 6-1.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is getting back into the game...the golf game, that is. Find out more about the process here.

(Maneater file photo) Mizzou in Review: Mizzou Baseball beat Murray State 11-0 last Tuesday. Here’s the recap.

The Mizzou Softball vs. Wichita State double-header was cancelled yesterday due to inclement weather in Wichita

This was a crazy year for Mizzou sports. From J’Den Cox’s medal winning performance at the Olympics, to the Women’s Basketball team’s stunning upset over South Carolina, read about the top 5 sports moments at Mizzou this year here.

What to Watch: The Kansas City Royals play the Chicago White Sox at today at 1:15 p.m. on FSKC.

While final projects can let you escape a final exam, preparing them can be just as much work, if not more.

If you are one of those people who dreads teamwork, don’t worry, MOVE’s got you covered with a complete guide to the personalities you might encounter working on a group project, and how to collaborate with others to get that perfect grade.

Check it out here.

Campus Farmers Market 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. @ Lowry Mall Mizzou-a-Palooza Carnival 4 to 7 p.m. @ Brewer Courts in MizzouRec. Free for all students. Mizzou-a-Palooza Concert: Jidenna from 9 to 11 p.m. @ Jesse Auditorium. Free for all students.

Compiled by Sarah Hallam

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In theater: The Tony award nominations were released! Nominees for the theatrical awards include Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, Oslo and Sweat. The award show takes place on June 11.

In fandoms: Star Wars day was celebrated on May 4. As a belated celebration, check out columnist Nat Kaemmerer’s recent review of Carrie Fisher’s “The Princess Diarist”.

In social media trends: Instagram feeds were populated by pictures of a woman in a red swimsuit after SunnyCo. clothing offered swimsuits in exchange for posting the image. It’s unclear whether the company will actually follow through on their promises for free suits, which typically run $64.99. After overwhelming demand, the company posted a statement reserving the right to cap the promotion when they deemed it necessary.

If you're feeling festive: International Tap House is hosting a Stop Day Cinco de Mayo Fiesta. Drink specials will be announced the day of, and free Taco Bell is rumored to be involved as well. The party kicks off at 4 p.m. on May 5.

If you like art galleries: First Fridays will be going on from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. This event is a free art crawl featuring music, snacks, drinks and art demonstrations. In addition, this month’s event will be Cinco de Mayo themed. Rose Music Hall will feature The Fried Crawdaddies as live music. Astrono Beads and Native Alignment will be selling crafts, and local artist Matt Hall will have a pop-up exhibit at the Dogwoods Artist Workspace.

If you’re into documentaries: Head to a free documentary film festival! This event will highlight the work of the Jonathan B. Murray Center for Documentary Journalism’s first graduating class. Each student created a documentary film as a final project, and topics range from Broadway dancers to nuclear bunkers. Check it out May 10th from 10 am to 9 pm at the Missouri Theater.

If you like to bake: Keep it simple with Buzzfeed’s five ingredient baking projects. Try something new like mini chocolate cheesecakes or an orange chocolate almond tart.

If you'd rather drink: Celebrate the end of classes with ice cream cocktails! Mixing two delicious treats can only lead to good things. Combine champagne and raspberry sherbet, or prosecco with pineapple sorbet. Buzzfeed gives you 16 options to consider!

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