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Astro Weekly: The AI Function

Right now, as you read this, there are hundreds of brilliant human minds working tirelessly in an attempt to create artificial intelligence (AI). Even more individuals are working on creating technology that will assist in achieving this goal. As computing power doubles every two years (Google “Moore’s Law”), we

Editor's Soapbox: Spellcheck Is Not a Joke

It was 6th grade, and I had just proudly placed 3rd in my school’s spelling bee. That moment probably represented the peak of my spelling ability. With today’s technological advances, I no longer feel the need to remember the trivial, irrelevant spelling of every word in my lexicon.

Our Library and Its Resources

The MSU library is committed to providing an excellent service to MSU students and the Bozeman community through their community lending process. Recently, I had the opportunity to look at the library usage of MSU students and thought it would be useful to share it with the community. The diverse

Books, Bye: Level Two Upgrade

Day two of classes rolled around, and I headed to the place where more hours of my life have been lost than any other: the library. On my way to the third floor, I stopped at the second floor. Why is it so quiet? Is no one in there? Low

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

Evolution of Anonymity

Recently, the New York Times published an anonymous op-ed piece about a top official within the Trump government working to negate the more rash portions of the president’s agenda in order to preserve the administration. It discussed the need for Americans to “break free of the tribalism trap”

Gaming with a grain of salt: Bruncheons and Dragons

Gaming with a Grain of Salt is finally tackling the big one, the mother of all gaming stereotypes: Dungeons and Dragons. True fans of the game, you may want to stop reading here. It’s about to get really ridiculous. Our crew is called “Bruncheons and Dragons” because the right