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"Grindadrap": A Barbaric Tradition at the Faroe Islands

"Grindadrap": A Barbaric Tradition at the Faroe Islands

Imagine this: you and your family are innocently going about your business, in your home, when big, loud, powerful machines come out of nowhere and forcefully move you. You are not provided any context or reasoning behind what is happening, and are suddenly laying on the ground, unable to breath,

The Tasmanian tiger gets a new breath of life

The Tasmanian tiger gets a new breath of life

There are multiple videos and pictures of Benjamin in his final years in the Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, but after watching the new colorized version of multiple clips of Benjamin walking, laying down, and yawning, it is hard not to feel slightly emotional. This past Tuesday, Sept. 7, marked the

A bear-y nice hike

Gorgeous views, a flowing creek and a lightly trafficked hiking trail are a dream come true for many hikers, including myself. Bear Canyon trail has all three of these magnificent things. Bear Canyon is roughly an 8.1-mile out-and-back-hike if you take the turnaround before hiking

Welcome to Corgi Country

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. Last week in a Montana University System (MUS) Board of Regents meeting, MSU President Crawded Coolzado proposed a movement to officially change MSU’s

Ecology students present spring seminar series

This spring, the MSU Department of Ecology will be holding a weekly seminar series stretching from Thursday, Feb. 25 to Thursday, April 22. The series is part of BIOE 555, a graduate ecology class. I was a fly-on-the-virtual-wall for the two stellar presentations from Sean Hoy-

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