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'Super Size Me' hits you in the gut

By Amy Wright

These days it is common knowledge that McDonald's isn't the healthiest of choices. The only question is if we are doing anything about it. Last Wednesday, the Activity and Program Council (APC) sponsored a showing of "Super Size Me" in the Oak Street Courtyard.

Bloch School welcomes back students with barbecue

By Jesus Butler

Maybe because they are business students they realize a good deal when they see it. Students showed up in droves to eat free food and socialize at the Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration's first ever "Welcome Back Barbecue" on Aug.

Help for the mind and body

By Sam Kribbs

Mental and physical health are important to success in college. During weekly "Tuesday Tune-ups," different volunteers at MindBody Connection each week present topics in holistic health to help students learn more about their bodies. MindBody, jointly run by the UMKC Counseling Center and UMKC Student Health and Wellness Center, hosts the Tuesday sessions from 12.

Food Review

YJ's Snack Bar is just OK

By Derek Campbell

While it may not be the best dietary practice, let's face it: sometimes, a late-night feast is just necessary. In the Kansas City metropolitan area, however, 24-hour dining establishments are somewhat scarce. After searching online for all-night restaurants, I came across a small, hole-in-the-wall place called YJ's Snack Bar, located at 128 W.

Play it by Ear

'LAX' Taylor gives us his end-Game

By Will Harris

"LAX" marks the supposed end of an era and final album for rapper Jayceon Taylor, better known as The Game. The artist has repeatedly said that, after "LAX," he will move on to an executive role overseeing his record label, Black Wall Street.

Dear Christian,

By Christian Drew Rose

So dear readers, I will begin with the confession that I am not a doctor … yet. I am however a self confessed expert on the heart. Having said that, I will not attempt to diagnose your existing case of mitrovalve prolapse or prescribe drugs to alleviate congestion of any sort.

Rocking the cafeteria

By Heather Sprigler

MAKING NOISE - Last Wednesday evening, in the Union Cafeteria you may have been unable to hear your friends - even if they were sitting right next to you. The Activities and Programs Council (APC) hosted local band Making Movies as part of its coffeehouse series, and the group successfully rocked out the entire building with its awesome sound.

Save the Date

By Heather Sprigler

Tuesday, Sept. 2 Dance in the Park: Performance art starts at 6 p.m., Loose Park. KC Zoo: If you have time to burn and you love animals, you should take a trip to the Kansas City Zoo, 63rd Street and Swope Parkway. Admission is only $8 per person today.

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