Tag: montana
Wave of anti-trans laws strips human rights
Nearly half of the country’s state legislatures and state representatives have introduced bills in favor of anti-trans laws that negatively impact trans people in ridiculous ways and violate their ability to lead a normal life.
Budget cuts are hurting environment
The United States Senate approved the 2011 federal budget plan last week, an action that has been long overdue and wrought with problems. However, the approval came with one questionable addition.
Web news gives small towns big boost
Elizabeth Zwerling, associate professor of journalism and faculty adviser of the Campus Times, presented her research titled “Rural News Network” Monday as part of the faculty lecture series.
Montana trip planned for biology research
Dr. Robert T. Neher, chair of the natural science division and professor of biology, is organizing a trip to Drummond, Mont., to make major improvements on the University of La Verne Bearmouth Field Research Complex for six weeks this summer. Some faculty members are arranging to go with Dr. Neher, although the plans are not definite.
Increased speed limits raise questions
A law-abiding citizen, or the owner of a 1984 Datsun with a four cylinder engine, may already get enraged at speed demons flying past them at 75 or 80 mph or higher on the freeway, but they have not seen anything yet.