Udo Fluck, director of Multicultural Learning Solutions at the University of Montana, poses in the Missoula Club. Fluck, originally from Germany, was at the burger joint in 1989 shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall. “The Mo Club is still a constant after 20 years of change,” he said. (Drew Vetere/Montana Kaimin)
 
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It was Nov. 9, 1989, and the Berlin Wall was coming down.
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Professor recalls fall of the Berlin Wall

Udo Fluck’s roommate passed him in the hallway and told him to turn on the TV when he got back to their room in Aber Hall. He said something was happening in Germany, Fluck’s native country.

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Opinion

Caught in the Act: This is awkward…

If you were to examine every sexual experience I’ve had in my life, you’d most likely find that roughly 60 percent of them have come along with some sort of awkward moment, maybe even two.

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Sports

Struggling Bengals still looking for first win

Everyone has that car on his or her street. The one that hasn’t moved in six months, its tires are flat, the exhaust is falling off, local animals have begun to take refuge under it, and the city has marked it as ready to be taken off to the scrap yard.

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Arts

Select student art on display at UM Gallery of Visual Arts

In its 15th year, the Annual Student Juried Exhibition illustrated the creative energy that’s commonplace in college art. The gallery opened last night with nearly 90 works of art in the University of Montana’s Gallery of Visual Arts.

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Outdoors

Watching the hunt

Whether wrenching the jaws of a freshly killed animal apart with a pair of two-handed pliers or interviewing hunters in their trucks, students at the hunter check-in station on Highway 200 near Bonner do whatever it takes to gather valuable data for Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

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