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Holy cow, that's a lot of sand

I’ve written about a lot of poorly made movies in the past couple of weeks, so you may be surprised to hear me say that I found one I might’ve actually enjoyed (in my defense, I enjoy a lot of movies, it’s just far more fun to

Emerson exhibit provides intimate experience

Since Sept. 10, 2021, the Weaver Room at the Emerson Center for Arts & Culture has been displaying an exhibit titled “Liminal Strangeness” by Jade Lowder. Liminality relates to a space or moment of transition. A liminal “space” may be seen in a hallway, corridor or the time between being

Maleeya Knows Him Gun becomes new Miss Indian MSU

In the past few weeks, the Native American Studies Department, American Indian Council and the American Indian/Alaska Native Student Success Center have been overwhelmingly busy, planning events for Indigenous People’s Day, American Indian Heritage Day, MSU Homecoming and the grand opening of the American Indian Hall. A special

Books & Beans: coffee shops for studying this fall

Books & Beans: coffee shops for studying this fall

With midterms already upon us, and finals week closer than we’d like to think, the need for a study sanctuary looms larger every day. There are so many factors that go into finding the perfect spot, and it can be difficult to find the time to pick out your

Calling "action" on a major strike

The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States, Its Territories and Canada, better known as IATSE if you want to avoid the mouthful, has announced that it will be striking on Monday, Oct. 18. As a film major, this means

A return to the local scene

Two springs ago when the world shut down, the irreplaceable experience of a sweaty bar with live music went with it. Small independent music venues across the country experienced hardships beyond the typical thin margins of independent venues, and Bozeman was no different. Local venues such as The Haufbrau, El

The roots of a new view

The roots of a new view

It’s currently 9:53 p.m. and I’ve just returned from my trip to The Elm, the recently opened venue for live entertainment near downtown Bozeman. I was partly at a loss for words when deciding how to write this article, as Logjam Presents advertises the venue as