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UM students study wildfire impacts on Montana lakes
UM students study wildfire impacts on Montana lakes
UM students study wildfire impacts on Montana lakes
Following hundreds of years of intentional fire use by Indigenous people, parts of Glacier National Park have burned nearly every year since it was established, making it the perfect place to investigate fire impacts on lake systems.
Harmon’s Histories: Pranksters beware! Stay away from Main Hall clock tower!
Harmon’s Histories: Pranksters beware! Stay away from Main Hall clock tower!
Harmon’s Histories: Pranksters beware! Stay away from Main Hall clock tower!
The skalliwags stole the hands off the clock tower on the University of Montana's Main Hall! According to the University of Montana campus newspaper, “One night in April 1907, six boys crept to the University clock tower at Main Hall” and stole the clock’s hands, even though a student by the name of Winninghoff (a track athlete and featherweight boxer) was assigned to sleep in the tower to prevent such hanky panky."

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