Kaimin

In 1908, UM's Quill and Dagger Society was “revived” with the production of “Tulu,” to be followed by “two other light productions, ‘The Box of Monkees' and 'Mr. Bob.' " Soon after, the Quill and Dagger Society became known as the “Montana Masquers” student group, and in 1918 “the group became the Masquer Theatre Organization, then later the Montana Masquers.”

Most folks are familiar with The University of Montana’s student newspaper, the Kaimin. But did you know there was another, albeit short-lived, student newspaper back in the early days of the campus – this one published by the Forestry School?

Camels, cookies, coaches and clairvoyance headlined the year on the University of Montana campus in the fall of 1937. Oh, and let’s not forget Sam Caras’ parrot! All that, and so much more, filled the columns of the Montana Kaimin.