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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

MSU: The Superior Institution

As the Brawl of the Wild game approaches, we must once more confront that all-encompassing question: which university is better, MSU or the University of Montana? Of course, the answer is MSU. We Bobcats are lucky to attend the best university in Montana, and I’m here to tell

Are we smart enough in using smartphones?

Everyone seems to have one. You may be reading this on yours right now. Smartphones seem to be everywhere you look. Rather than just contributing to society, smartphones have taken over. Sometimes I sit at the back of a lecture hall to look at what other students are doing on

Daylight Struggling Time

I won’t deny that I’m sensitive to changes in my routine; however, when I’m still waking up an hour earlier than necessary a week into daylight savings time (DST), I admit I’m a little cranky. My animals, also resisting the new sleep schedule, wake me up

Language Logistics and Leaps Forward

Imagine working in international business trades with a foreign country while being fluent in the language of the corporation you’re conducting business with. Now imagine that you are completely confident in this language because you’ve been learning it since elementary school. According to the Pew Research Center, “77%

I’ll Sleep When I’m Old

How much sleep do you really need? I’ve been averaging 5 hours a night since the eighth grade, and I’m thriving. I really don’t need sleep, or maybe I’ve just built up a tolerance. I believe that doing as much as humanly possible in a day

Head-to-Head: Keep Christmas Consecrated

Let me preface this article by saying that I love Christmas. I love decorating the tree with sparkling tinsel and lights, buying presents in crowded malls, cooking enormous meals, and belting out Christmas carols. I’m certainly no Grinch, and Christmas music is an integral part of the holiday season.