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Greet the Sun and Get Going

“Eight a.m. classes are my worst enemy, ” Mathematical Sciences PhD student Josha Mickelson said. “I’ve had one ofthese dreaded lectures almost every semester I’ve been astudent at MSU.” You all know what he’s talking about. The 8 a.m. lecture sticks out like a sore thumb

Head-to-Head: You Smell like Beef and Cheese, Not Santa

If you live in Bozeman and have visited Walmart or Costco at least once in the past month, you know that the seasonal sections of both stores have been packed with lights, fake trees, and inflatable snowmen since September. While I frequent both stores, one recent trip has been on

Nutrition Versus You

When you begin college, you become responsible for your own health and nutrition. The MSU campus makes this thrice-daily task seem easy. We have dining halls serving meals all day with a variety of meal plan options. We also have many opportunities for fast food (including the Union Market

Editor Soapbox: Well, It Could Be Worse

Imagine that you’re talking with a friend. Maybe you’re sitting at a cramped table in Miller Dining Hall, or perhaps you’re grabbing an espresso at Treeline Coffee Roasters. You’re venting to your friend about a particularly difficult class and how you’re worried that you might

Dear Expie: Office Obsession and Openly Overeating

Dear Expie, I’m struggling with motivation for my classes - and honestly, all of college. All I want to do is lie in bed, rewatch “The Office,” and eat junk food. It’s halfway through the semester, and I don’t know what to do. I’m starting to get

Editor's Soapbox

The year was 2016. Those living in Bozeman had never known life without a selection of large chain restaurants serving only the finest selection of Italian cuisine. With Johnny Carino’s offering an exquisite assortment of pizza and pasta and Olive Garden offering endless salad and the best breadsticks out

Head -to-Head: Gender-Neutral Homecoming Court Turns Heads

From the university’s inception in 1894 through the fall of 2017, MSU elected a homecoming court in the traditional way: one man wins the position of homecoming king and one woman wins homecoming queen. There were never two men or two women elected, even if they were the most