News

Bozeman or bust: Fraternity runs to the big game for charity

Sigma Phi Epsilon members run 201 miles to the Brawl of the Wild.

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Opinion

Caught in the Act: Nobody hates to masturbate

I love when people give me topics for this column. So last week, when fellow columnist Steve Miller claimed that 99 percent of people masturbate and the other 1 percent lie about not masturbating, I knew I had something to write about. 

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Sports

Opinion: A Cat-Griz litany

I have a confession to make. I’m harboring a dark secret.

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Arts

Cultural taboo keeps popular didjeridu club silent

The once well-attended Didjeridu Club, more correctly known as Yidaki Club, had a large following in its short lifetime — nearly 260 members were on the group’s e-mail list — but its gatherings ceased a year after its conception.

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Outdoors

Local veggies to be showcased in campus cook-off

Three teams will mash, chop and stew concoctions using Missoula-grown squash in the second annual Squash-Off. Chefs from Harvest Hoes, PEAS Farm and UM Climate Action Now! will duke it out with their stirring spoons today in the University Center Atrium.

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