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“Food Zoo” Gets Served

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Some of the Exponent’s weekly readers may remember our story about Dylan Vogel, our Commanding Chief Executive Investigative Field Reporter (respect the title)

Doggone It

I remember the autumnal breeze seeping through my jacket as I walked my dog last year around my neighborhood. Though it was a populous area, we rarely came across other walkers. However, today as my dog and I rounded a bend, another dog came charging up to us without a

Got the horses in the back

Got the horses in the back

In the world of college rodeo, no event in the region comes close to the excitement and preparation behind the MSU Spring Rodeo. Preparation begins the Monday before the event, when dump trucks loaded with dirt make their way to the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse to begin the process of burying

Bobcats, stay bear aware

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers. Well… spring is here, and the bears are officially out. Whether you’re a newbie to the Montana wilderness scene or a grizzled backcountry wanderer veritably baptized in the eternal stinging

True tale of a backpacking scare (and how to avoid it)

Mother nature is often a peaceful space, filled with fresh air and quietly beautiful scenery. But once in a while, she can provide something else — a genuine fear for your life. This lesson was made abundantly clear to me on a recent backpacking trip with a friend. We hiked two

True tale of a backpacking scare (and how to avoid it)

Mother nature is often a peaceful space, filled with fresh air and quietly beautiful scenery. But once in a while, she can provide something else — a genuine fear for your life. This lesson was made abundantly clear to me on a recent backpacking trip with a friend. We hiked two