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Keep Maskin' Up, Montana

Keep Maskin' Up, Montana

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new COVID-19 guidelines on Saturday, Feb. 13, in which it introduced the recommendation of “double masking”—a strategy where an individual layers a reusable cloth mask on top of a disposable surgical mask. The idea of more masks, less contact

Of Dinosaurs and Chickens

The chances are that you’ve seen the film “Jurassic Park,” where an eccentric billionaire from Scotland builds a theme park that promptly fails after sabotage releases the main attraction: real-life dinosaurs. What you might not know, however, is that the paleontologist consultant for the films and former curator

[Not] Leaving it up to Montanans

Over 100 days ago, the citizens of Montana voted to pass the Marijuana Legalization Initiative (I-90), but businesses across Montana are still unable to grow and market recreational cannabis. “Recreational Cannabis Implementation hit its first bump in the road Wednesday [Dec. 30, 2020] as lawmakers turned down the revenue

Support Your Museums

As we grow closer to the one year mark since the initial COVID-19 lockdowns, it has become apparent just how much our lives have been changed. Many businesses that aren’t considered “essential” have struggled, and there is no better example than museums. It is imperative that we give

What Trump Did Well

Recently, the United States experienced another transfer of power between presidents. Although this change of leadership dissipated some of my tension and heartache, I know many people feel apprehension and fear regarding the next four years. I want to take this opportunity to address those people and form a bridge

The COVID-19 Crisis; Are Students Entitled to a Tuition Discount?

The COVID-19 Crisis; Are Students Entitled to a Tuition Discount?

The pandemic has changed our world considerably with less person-to-person contact, more distancing and fewer social opportunities. The realities of a global health crisis have completely altered the life of college students. Previously, the student population of MSU had access to in-person educational aids such as the

An album of confidence and clarity

Just after 2020 ended, the year that many young people felt was the hardest of their lives, Kota the Friend gifted us with a new project full of cautious hope and gentle advice. “Lyrics to GO, Vol. 2” is something different, something new and fresh to start the year that