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Dylan Vogel

Copper will WHISK-you away

It goes without saying that downtown Bozeman is one of the main attractions of the town. Downtown is packed full of bars, shops and shows, making it easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle. Bozeman is also home to some amazing restaurants like Copper House Whiskey Bar and

Editor's Soapbox: Vibe Check on Wilson Hall = Subpar

MSU has many amazing attributes, but Wilson Hall is not one of them. Its overall unpleasantness is made evident by the ever-present smell of sweaty feet and week-old moldy vegetables. Reasons for this smell include bad plumbing and even worse personal hygiene (Old Spice exists folks, please make

What was Cat-Griz in the 70s?

The fierce rivalry between the Cat and Griz football teams has been a staple of Montana tradition for ages. With no professional sports teams in the area, Montanans live for the Cat-Griz rivalry, and it has been described as one of the best football rivalries in the country. In

See it while you Khan

Genghis Khan is one of the most recognizable emperors in recorded history. While people may know his name, not everyone knows his legacy. Luckily, the Museum of the Rockies (MOR) has introduced a new exhibit displaying everything that you could ever want to know about the great ruler. The exhibit

Not so NORMal Art Show

MSU is full of extremely talented students and staff and does a great job of providing an environment where this talent can be honed and displayed. On Thursday, Aug. 29, there was an art exhibit showing off the work of MSU art student Holden Roberts in Norm Asbjornson Hall. Roberts

The New Knife on the Block

Knife Bistro is a veteren owned, locally sourced breakfast and lunch establishment located in downtown Bozeman. Knife Bistro takes all the comfort food of home and turns it into elegant, high-quality dining. What stands out about Knife Bistro is the price. The breakfast sandwich is by far the best

I Hate the New 2nd Floor of the Library

The library was once a hub where students could work together without fear of disturbing others. It was a carefree zone that allowed people to work in a fun and inclusive environment. Now, it is a wide open space that has fewer group work stations and promotes an environment where