The latest Joe Pickett installment begins not long after the events of Endangered, which left Pickett and his best friend, Nate, separated, out of touch, and lucky to be alive. Nate is living off the grid entirely, relying on survival skills as an outdoorsman, and his ability hide his movements. ...
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Celebrate four centuries of Shakespeare!
April 23rd, 2016 marks the 400-year anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. In honor of the enduring legacy of his plays and poetry, the city of Bozeman will celebrate with Shakespeare Flash Mobs. On Saturday, April 23rd, the words of Shakespeare will erupt all over town: in coffee shops, bookstores, ...
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Come to fun ballroom dance on April 1
Ballroom Dance Bozeman is set to host an Informal Friday Ballroom Dance on Friday, April 1st at the Bozeman Senior Center.
There will be a fun and friendly dance lesson at 7pm, with open dancing beginning at 7:45. Experienced dancers are encouraged to come for the lesson as well...mix, mingle, and ...
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Women’s History events with MSU
The MSU Women's Center will present a number of programs in March to celebrate Women’s History Month. Their theme is “The Limits of Gender Roles.” Talking Back to Sexism and Other Forms of Oppression will take place on Wednesday, March 23rd at 6:30pm in the Procrastinator Theater of the SUB. Join ...
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Freeskiing World Tour returns March 23rd
Registration is now open as the Freeskiing World Tour returns to Big Sky Resort beginning Wednesday, March 23rd and running through Sunday the 27th.
The Freeskiing World Tour (FWT) is the oldest competitive big mountain freeskiing tour in the history of the sport, producing the world’s premier open ...
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OVERWHELMING SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE CONFIRMS HUMAN CAUSES OF GLOBAL WARMING
Dr. Steven W. Running, Regents Professor, Global Ecology, University of Montana, and
Sister Marya Grathwohl, OSF, Sisters of Saint Francis, Billings
A new study shows that many teachers aren't aware of the strong consensus on human-caused climate change and instead overstate material from a ...
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