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Day of DialougeBy November 12, 2012 - 4:38pm Not just one day of dialogue Thursday, October 25th, 2012, University of Montana’s University Center held its annual “Day of Dialogue”. This day features talks throughout the day that raise important questions and conflicts. Talks cover race, violence, communication, and different cultures. READ MORE |
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Somewhere Between Desperate and DetachedBy November 11, 2012 - 9:42pm Blog readers: I want to share a story with you, before I talk about what’s been eating away at me this week: ____________________________________________________________________________________ READ MORE |
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East Glacier, MT RainbowBy November 11, 2012 - 6:19pm READ MORE |
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Staying Healthy: Mind, Body, & SpiritBy November 11, 2012 - 6:07pm Students are so focused on academics and of course their weekend festivities which sometimes takes a whole week to recover from. Most students think that “unwinding” and “de-stressing” includes beer pong, drinking all weekend, hangovers at football games, and recreational drugs. Now, of course students are in college to experiment and to party, but there comes a time where we should “unwind” and “de-stress” in a healthy way. Taking care of our mind, body, and spirit really allows for overall better health. As midterms have passed and finals approach, take advantage of the snow and cold weather to stay inside. Snuggle up to a good movie while you work on homework with a hot cup of apple cider. READ... |
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Jacqueline PettusBy November 11, 2012 - 4:32pm Major: Dance – Choreography/Performance and Teaching Year: Junior Hometown: Littleton, CO Why Missoula: It was the only school that gave me a scholarship and I have never been to Montana so it was a completely new place. READ MORE |
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It Was Red's FaultBy October 22, 2012 - 12:50am In the spirit of Halloween, I had a classic October day with a couple of my friends. We carved pumpkins, ate dinner, and watched a couple movies. One of the movies we watched, Red Riding Hood, got me thinking about a couple of things, especially since the fairy tale has been appearing frequently in my life lately: READ MORE |
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University District SceneryBy October 21, 2012 - 12:07am Fall is Almost Over--Winter is On it's Way! READ MORE |
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A New Semester, a New Adventure: Making the Most of Advising for Spring 2013By October 20, 2012 - 10:59pm We’ve nearly made it through midterm season, Halloween is rapidly approaching, and Missoula is in full fall color. As we feel the first breezes of winter’s chill and long for the sweet, sweet release of November (Election Day, Veterans Day, and Thanksgiving—the inspirational thought of the amount of time spent not in school next month is what’s getting me through October), there’s one major consideration (pun very much intended) that has students lifting their heads from this semester’s textbooks and considering their lives’ big pictures—at least, as far as those pictures extend to next spring. New classes mean new adventures, and figuring out what those new adventures might be begins now... |
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Flathead LakeBy October 14, 2012 - 6:25pm READ MORE |
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Be Stress Free!By October 14, 2012 - 6:05pm If you’re like me, you love being in school, but you hate what it does to you. Getting coffee, going to class, and being completely enveloped in college life is exciting, but the inevitability of tests, papers, and projects can turn you into a raging…excuse my French…bitch. There’s no way to completely avoid stress; stress is something that everyone has to deal with and we all cope differently. Some binge eat (I’m notorious for midnight food adventures right in the middle of homework…), others take it out at the gym, and some (like my incredibly tidy roommate) clean. READ MORE |
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