Colin McLean, president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, takes off on the first leg of the "Run to Bozeman" fundraiser. The fraternity is raising money for Watson’s Children Center. Members will run in shifts and should arrive in Bozeman at 11 a.m. on Saturday. (Drew Vetere/Montana Kaimin)
 
Kimball Bennion | November 20, 2009
Sigma Phi Epsilon members run 201 miles to the Brawl of the Wild.
Shanda Bradshaw | November 20, 2009
UM students are saving some cash this Thanksgiving break by hitching rides with strangers and splitting the gas money.
Jayme Fraser | November 20, 2009
Board of Regents discussed squeezing quarters out of dimes Thursday at their meeting in Bozeman.

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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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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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Opinion: A Cat-Griz litany

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

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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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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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