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Standing in the San Diego heat, Jimmy Wilson reflects on a game ball he was awarded at Montana when he was a nineteen-year-old sophomore. (Peter Landsiedel)

Gladiator School

Roman Stubbs July 14, 2010

After being acquitted in his second murder trial, former UM football star Jimmy Wilson is still fighting for a new start in life and another chance at the game he loves. This article was originally published on February 19, 2010. On July 13, the University of Montana announced that the NCAA cleared Jimmy Wilson to play the upcoming season of Griz football.

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7,305 Days: The legacy of George Dennison

Justin Franz April 30, 2010

Jogging up the middle of the street before dawn, just as he does every morning, George Dennison treads with the caution of a man not wanting to raise any more dust. His short, quick steps reflect how he’s living his professional life right now. With just 15 weeks left in his tenure as president of the University of Montana, Dennison, 74, isn’t about to do anything drastic.



OUTDOORS >>

Mount St. Helens eruption still a vivid memory years later

Justin Franz April 28, 2010

Driedger and a colleague had a perfect view of the mountain as they headed toward it shortly after 8:30 a.m. on May 18, 1980. Suddenly, a dark cloud began to rise from the mountain — obviously out of the ordinary on that clear morning.

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UM track team ready to face Cats

Tyson Alger April 30, 2010

As the outdoor track and field season gains traction toward the Big Sky Conference Championships in Ogden, Utah, in two weeks, looking past a lowly weekend dual meet and ahead to the final landing point would seem probable for the Montana team.

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