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Ramadan

Celebrating alone

The double doors of the Food Zoo were firmly shut at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Inside, the last of the straggling diners deposited their empty dishes and departed, with freshly satiated stomachs. But for Muslim students observing Ramadan, it would be 16 more minutes before they could break their day long fast. Full story

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Sustainability

‘Eco-Reps’ aim to save energy

If students so choose, they can help change the world without even leaving their dorm rooms. Full story

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Tax

New tax would affect UM homeowners

University of Montana student and faculty homeowners may see an increase in their property taxes this year. Full story

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ASUM

ASUM devoted to diversity

Ashleen Williams has lofty goals for the ASUM senate this year, and at the top of the president's list is promoting diversity. Full story

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Soccer at Nevada

Griz soccer heads south in search of first win

After a winless home tournament, the Montana Grizzly soccer team heads south to Reno, Nev. seeking the team’s first win of the season. Full story

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Provost Engstrom may replace Dennison

Board of Regents Chairman Clayton Christian announced Tuesday night that Engstrom is one of three finalists in the search to replace President George Dennison by Jan. 1. Full story

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Volleyball Sept 2

Work for no credit

As players for the Montana volleyball team trickled into practice during the first week of classes, a message shone like a beacon from a whiteboard next to the court. “It is amazing how much can be accomplished when no one cares who gets credit,” the board read triumphantly. Full story

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Roots/9_01

Roots Fresh

A gamut of local artists, musicians, brewers and foodies closed down Main Street in downtown Missoula this weekend for the fifth annual River City Roots Festival. Full story

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Five, five dollar, five dollar rip off

Only an 18-inch sanitation glass sits between me and 1-foot of warm, delicious meatballs, topped with jalapenos and pepper jack cheese. My mouth is already watering when I realize that I don’t have that $5 that went to MontPIRG in the “optional” fee that students voted for last year. Full story

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Mount St. Helens

Mount St. Helens eruption still a vivid memory years later

Carolyn Driedger remembered May 18, 1980, as a rare, crystal-clear spring day in the Pacific Northwest. Driedger had just arrived the day before at Mount St. Helens, about 50 miles northwest of Portland, Ore., to study the effect of elevated volcanic activity on the summit glaciers. Full story