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Student Bill of Rights nears adoption

ASMSU’s new Student Bill of Rights faces one last hurdle before its formal incorporation into the student Code of Conduct. The bill was written to inform students of their rights on campus, according to ASMSU Chief Justice Amanda Haab. “[Say] the vibe is off with a faculty member. A

Alcohol Policy Should be Enforced Consistently

Alcohol Policy Should be Enforced Consistently

The Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) recently hosted the Prohibition Drag Show, which now stands as an example of how shifting university ideologies can hamper the expression of students. Putting on a drag show is a challenge, but QSA, in the creation of its last two shows, also had to consider

Candidate Questionnaire: MT Supreme Court Seat 1

Candidate Questionnaire: MT Supreme Court Seat 1

Bill D’Alton- MT Supreme Court Seat One Jim Rice- MT Supreme Court Seat One Why are you running for a seat on the Supreme Court? D’Alton: I started my legal career as a public defender in Yellowstone County, representing Montanans charged with minor to very serious offenses. Since

Candidate Questionnaire: MT Supreme Court Seat 2

Candidate Questionnaire: MT Supreme Court Seat 2

Ingrid Gustafson -Montana Supreme Court Seat Two James Brown-Montana Supreme Court Seat Two Why are you running for a seat on the Supreme Court? Gustafson: Montanans learned long ago during the time of the Copper Kings what it meant to have a judiciary bought and controlled by partisan politicians.

Candidate Questionnaire: Gallatin County Attorney

Candidate Questionnaire: Gallatin County Attorney

Audrey Cromwell (D) — County Attorney Marty Lambert (R) — County Attorney What is your long-term vision for the Gallatin County judicial system? What steps would you take as attorney to help the county get there? Cromwell: The County Attorney leads the County’s team of criminal and civil lawyers, provides

Spring Has Sprung: It’s Time to Protect Public Lands

Spring Has Sprung: It’s Time to Protect Public Lands

With the coming of spring and warmer weather, Bozeman residents and outdoor lovers are looking forward to their favorite activities once again. The activities that Montanans love, including fishing, boating, camping, mountain biking and hiking, are only made possible by access to public lands across the state. So, now that

It's Time to Ditch Daylight Savings

Daylight savings time has always seemingly been a rather pointless event on the calendar. Set your clock back an hour in the fall and move it forward one in the spring. According to Time magazine, the concept was originally implemented in Germany during World War I as a means to