Archive for October, 2012
UM News Maroon for October 25, 2012
This week on UM News, find out how one safety measure at the University of Montana is attracting students. Plus, get a look at the newest building on campus, and see how a local roller derby team is giving back to the community. Cody Proctor and Brittany Ratzlaff anchor this newscast, produced by Jonathon Ambarian.
UM News Silver for October 25, 2012
In this week’s edition of UM News find out how students travel campus after nightfall and preview what students have been preparing for Missoula’s Day of the Dead Parade. Also the graduating class of 2012 has left behind as a gift for current and future students, find out what it is. Anchoring from the UM News desk are Cody Proctor and Keele Smith, producer of this weeks show is Brin Merkley.
UM News for Silver October 18, 2012
Anchors Cody Proctor and Brittany Ratzlaff present this week’s edition of UM News. Find out how students are getting involved in November’s election campaigns. See how a new group called “Sunday Sweepers” is improving the look and feel of University District neighborhoods. Also find out how students are building new friendships through sword fighting. Producer of this weeks show is Brin Merkley.
UM News Maroon for October 18, 2012
This week on UM News, find out how students are getting involved in the November election. Plus, see how students are helping keep the University District clean and learn more about a unique sword-fighting group on campus. Jonathon Ambarian and Daniel Erusha anchor the newscast produced by Keele Smith.
UM News Silver for October 11, 2012
This week on UM News, find out how the Associated Students of the University of Montana are doing to improve University District relations. Also find out how Missoula College is helping veterans get back into school with Montana Veterans Upward Bound Program. Brin Merkly and Cody Proctor anchor this newscast, produced by Daniel Erusha.
UM News Maroon for October 11, 2012
This week on UM News, find out what the Missoula College is offering for veterans. See how the university is easing tensions between students and residents throught the Neighborhood Ambassador Program. Plus, learn more about the reasoning behind the new green Bike Lanes, and check out how U of M Dancers moved their latest production from inside to outdoors. Jonathon Ambarian and Keele Smith anchor this newscast, produced by Brittany Ratzlaff.
Bike Lanes Go Green
Bike Lanes have gone green in Missoula. Bicycle Pedestrian Program Manager, Brian Weiss says the city painted bike lanes in heavy traffic areas to improve awareness for bikers and drivers. Weiss says Missoula is one of a dozen communities chosen implement colored bicycle lanes. But he says there’s a tight paint budget and no plans to paint all streets. UM News Reporter Brin Merkley talked with community members to find out how Missoula is benefiting
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UM News Silver for October 4, 2012
This week on UM News, find out why you can’t find pepper spray at the University of Montana’s bookstore. Plus, see how the university is honoring Native American heritage and learn more about programs that are making Missoula greener. Daniel Erusha and Brin Merkley anchor this newscast, produced by Jonathon Ambarian.
UM News Maroon for October 4, 2012
This week on UM News, find out more on the Native American student enrollment increase, as well as why the University of Montana Bookstore doesn’t carry pepper spray. Plus learn more about ways to make UM green and how a giant heart helped raise money. Keele Smith and Brittany Ratzlaff anchor the newscast, produced by Cody Proctor
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