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Out of all the students, faculty and staff at the University of Montana, only six students entered a Martin Luther King Jr. Day writing contest. And all of them were white.
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Grease covers Emily Jensen’s hands as she lifts an old and dusty — but new to her — bike onto a stand and gets to work.
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A University of Montana men’s basketball graduate assistant coach pleaded not guilty Jan. 22 to charges of aggravated driving while under the influence of alcohol. Jordan Gregory was arrested Jan. 19 after a police officer pulled over his vehicle and smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage…
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UM’s Seeking Sustainability Lecture Series kicked off last week, commencing a 14 week-long discussion on sustainability efforts in the Missoula community.
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The Corner Store is reopening Thursday, Jan. 23, after nearly two months of construction, said a UM Campus Dining (UMCD) official. New features will include lighting, a stage and extended closing hours.
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EVELYN WALL WALKS OVER TO A TABLE at Butterfly Herbs, sits, removes her Patagonia bag and orders a drip coffee. This is only after being greeted by each barista, with whom she’s on a first-name basis. She started frequenting the coffee shop, which she says is the closest thing Missoula has t…
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You hear it before you step into the darkly-lit shop that sells bike parts and as you buy a ticket from a smiling girl blocking off a hallway. You try to communicate over the pounding music, but it’s almost impossible, so you just smile and point toward the back.
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For nearly two years, Jane Doe’s days routinely included gathering documents and filing reports with police, lawyers, prosecutors and University of Montana officials about an alleged rape at a house rented by fraternity members.
In this week's cover story, the Kaimin explores up-in-coming band The Fertile Crescent.
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At the end of December, Twitter − and no, not Native Twitter − was buzzing about a tweet fro…
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