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Solving the mid-semester blues

The middle of the semester can be an extremely strenuous time for many university students. With assignments and stress quickly piling up, it can be a time of very little laughter and even less time for fun. Not to mention, the overcast and gloomy autumn weather adds to the dismal

Intramural Champions

Each semester MSU students compete in various intramural sports, seeking the highly-coveted intramural champion t-shirts and bragging rights for years to come. In a one-day flag football tournament held at Bobcat Stadium on Thursday, April 11 one team rose to the top. Additionally, the women’s intramural

The Importance of Being Well-Rounded

Registration is a terrifying time for all but the most seasoned of students. DegreeWorks is disorienting, CatCourse is confusing and the pair turn late March and early April into weeks filled with stress and pressure. Not only do students worry about properly completing the registration process, but they also fumble

A semester abroad: Studying in Spain

“I want a balcony with a view of the sea,” I thought as I gawked at website after website looking for living arrangements, preparing to spend the best days of my life in sunny Valencia, Spain. Sunbathing between classes, beach volleyball until sunset, devouring fine cheeses and meats for only

Planning your way to a healthier semester

Okay: so you didn’t do too hot last semester. Maybe you spent a lot of time cramming at the library up to the very last second before every test, or writing papers, printing them off and handing them in with no editing. You might have done okay grade-wise,

MSU Debut for spring semester

With the beginning of each new semester, MSU hosts a plethora of activities and events for students returning to Bozeman as well as for students entering their first semester of college — the biggest of which is the MSU Debut. This is a collection of events that spans from Jan. 7-

A look at simplistic art

A look at simplistic art

The Exit Gallery is dedicating its first exhibition of the fall semester to woodworking. Currently, it features the work of artist and curator Sam Gathje, a graduate student of MSU. His exhibit entitled, “Watch One, Do One, Teach One,” offers a look at the simplistic nature of life. Gathje says