HC UM NEWS
Sunday, May 6, 2012
April 20-21, 2012 was the 44th Annual Kyi-Yo Pow-wow held at the Adam’s Center on the UM campus. Kyi-Yo is the Blackfoot word for “bear”. Every year, dancers, drummers, students, faculty, and large families travel to be a part of the student run pow-wow.
The Kyi-Yo Club has been fundraising, advertising, and planning since autumn semester, and all their hard work was last...
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
As his alarm clock goes off, Chase Björnson had better not hit the snooze button.
He hops into the shower, fixes himself up and heads out the door. After breakfast with the headlining artists of tonight’s show his company is putting on, Björnson serves as a tour guide. Him and his staff work to get them meals and show them around Missoula then take them back to their...
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Spring Break 2012: It’s About Time!
Midterms have come and gone, Spring Break is less than a week away, and before we know it, finals will consume our lives. Spring Break is the perfect time to relax, spend time with friends, family, and forget about school for a week.
Lately, Missoula’s crazy weather has made students consider traveling either back home or to hot-spot resorts to...
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Men Can Stop Rape
When I first heard that Men Can Stop Rape was coming to campus, I was really glad to hear that UM (SARC, specifically) was taking steps to prevent sexual assault and directly address the social problem through prevention. I was pleased that something like this was happening, yet I didn’t really plan on attending any of the meetings or workshops. When my...
Monday, January 30, 2012
As hard working, paying, studying college students who are invested in our university and our education, we all deserve to know what is going on inside Main Hall. On Wednesday January 25, President Engstrom gave his annual midterm update to address the concerns of the community, both on and off campus, that is so solidly invested in the University of Montana.
The President began the update with a...
Monday, January 30, 2012
It’s that time of year again…the snow fell, the sidewalks froze, and yet another semester of school started. For many, these are common themes of late winter in Montana…not necessarily things that are awful, but these are some of the things I’d rather forget. Fortunately, not long before winter struck Missoula, I came across the album Days.
Real Estate threw...
Friday, December 9, 2011
You’re overwhelmed by deadlines, study guides, note cards, friends on Facebook who are currently taking their finals, their horror stories, and the simple fact the semester has flown by so fast! Here are a few reminders and tips:
You aren’t alone, so grab a study buddy.
No one likes a grouchy college student, so make sure you take snack breaks.
Depending on your study...
Friday, December 9, 2011
Hello winter! Snow has officially started to stick and the ski hills have opened up. Ate to much turkey and don’t feel quite ready to strap in to your skis or snowboard? Don’t worry, with this great advice on toning up you will be ready to hit the slopes in no time! Weather you’re a first timer or you’ve been hoping on the lift ever since you can remember, there...
Sunday, November 20, 2011
The trees are bare.The snowfall has begun now it is time we all begin to pull out the UGGS and pea coat. Winter has arrived.
The beauty of winter is a whole new wardrobe. Every year, the style changes and then in the spring, we head back to heels and dresses..
This year on the rise in the fashion world are boot socks and coats. Boots have hit the shelves in every store and...
Saturday, November 12, 2011
The first few snowflakes are hitting the ground. So it’s time to prepare yourself for a long Montana winter. They are cold, windy and gloomy. Winters in Missoula can test anyone’s patience, but follow a few tips and you are sure to make it through to summer.
Buy good winter clothes. No, UGG boots and miniskirts are not proper winter attire. I am talking mittens, scarves and...
