“By Tanja Staben” On the weekend before school started, Rocky Mountain College welcomed their new students and offered them a broad program to help them get settled in. Tracy Mouser and Tim Lohrenz, with the help of many other faculty members and students, scheduled events so that new students could get to know each other,[…]
“By Sydney Weaver” Rocky Mountain College celebrated Homecoming weekend with a series of events, including a Powderpuff football game, the Clara Klindt Hall of Fame Room ceremony, tailgating, and the football game. The Powderpuff football game kicked off RMC’s Homecoming week on Wednesday, Sept. 18, where the freshman and sophomore women went up against the[…]
“By Jocelyn Anderson” Every year, Rocky Mountain College celebrates a sobriety challenge called Sober October. As the name suggests, the participants remain sober throughout the month of October. This challenge was created for social drinkers. It is designed to change their drinking habits for a month and promote a healthy lifestyle. Although social drinking is[…]
“By Megan Logan” “Number 3, Max Gray up the middle,” was heard time and time again from the announcer’s box with an occasional “Max Gray all day” being called out from the crowd. Times change though, and the 2019 graduate of Rocky Mountain College has hung up the Battlin’ Bear jersey and in its place,[…]
“By Megan Logan” If you know me, you know that I’m not a fan of change. Like really not a fan, I get used to something and find out that it works for me and then I try to stick to it. So imagine my dissatisfaction when talk of the new schedule started last year,[…]
“By Kajlea Richards” Lowell Jaeger, a Montana poet and professor of journalism and creative writing at Flathead Valley Community College will be delivering the 2019 Common Read Keynote Address at First Presbyterian Church, on October 3. Jaeger has been part of the FVCC faculty since 1984 and has worked diligently to create opportunities for his[…]
“By Jocelyn Anderson & Megan Logan” Q: What is the best way to manage time? How do you balance classes, homework, social events, personal time, etc.? Green Says: I’ll be the first to admit that before college I never had to worry about managing my time. I had a set schedule all four years[…]