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University of Montana students walk around the Oval between classes.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Map of Missoula ............................3 Resources for life’s obstacles ........4 Recreation and fitness ..................6 Easy to eat healthy ........................8 Several firsts on campus ............10 Surrounded by entertainment ......11 Transportation is provided ..........14 Groups enhance experience ......16 Calendar of events ......................19 Griz football schedule ..................19 Cross country schedule ..............20

Indoor track schedule ..................21 Women’s golf schedule ..............24 Lady Griz basketball schedule ....26 Women’s soccer schedule ..........29 Men’s basketball schedule ..........30 Outdoor track and field schedule....33 Women’s softball schedule..........34 Men’s tennis schedule ................36 Women’s tennis schedule............39 Volleyball schedule ......................42

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By TOM BAUER of the Missoulian

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Freshman international students walk across campus at the University of Montana during the first day of orientation for international students.

Resources for life’s obstacles Missoulian

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ith roughly 15,000 students and a few thousand more faculty and staff, on any given day the University of Montana functions very much like a miniature city.

There are restaurants, campus police, places to get your hair cut and a wide variety of entertainment options to explore.

So big is the campus, sometimes it can be overwhelming when you need

advice or are wrestling with a big-life topic and don’t know where to turn.

The following are few helpful resources to turn to:

n Rhondie Voorhees, dean of students, 022 Main Hall, 243-6413,

rhondie.voorhees@umontana.edu.

n Jessica Weltman, director of equal opportunity and affirmative action, Title IX coordinator,

020 Main Hall, 243-5710, jessica.weltman@umontana.edu. n For support services such as

advocacy and counseling, call the Student Advocacy Resource Center (SARC) at 243-6559 or visit umt.edu/curry/SARC. SARC is located in the Curry Health Center, Room 108.

n For more information on resources, reporting, and University policy related to student safety and sexual misconduct, visit umt.edu/sexual

misconduct.

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Faculty & Guest Artist Series

UM Music Recital Hall, Admission: $12 general - $8 student/seniors (Season Tickets available at a Special Rate) MARGARET LUND SCHUBERG flute August 29, 2014– 7:30 PM MAXINE RAMEY clarinet LUIS MILLÁN guitar September 05, 2014– 7:30 PM AMICHE DUO JENNIFER GOOKIN CAVANAUGH oboe KIMBERY GRATLAND JAMES Mezzo-soprano DUO NYANS CHRISTOPHER KIRKPATRICK clarinet JOHAN ERIKSSON saxophone September 10, 2014 – 7:30 PM

MARGARET NICHOLS BALDRIDGE violin/viola September 16, 2014 – 7:30 PM

AMANDA MCCANDLESS clarinet October 21, 2014 – 7:30 PM

STEVEN HESLA

ROB TAPPER trombone September 23, 2013 – 7:30 PM

THE GLASS DUO LORRAINE GLASS HARRIS violin FERN GLASS BOYD cello October 25, 2014 7:30 PM

ALL-BACH CONCERT NANCY COOPER & FRIENDS Organ/harpsichord March 10, 2015 – 7:30 PM

CHINOOK WINDS Great Falls Symphony Wind Quintet September 24, 2014 – 7:30 PM

piano March 06, 2015 – 7:30 PM

CHRISTOPHER KIRKPATRICK clarinet JOHAN ERIKSSON saxophone MARCH 17, 2015 – 7:30 PM

JASON T. LACZKOSKI saxophone GERALDINE ONG piano November 03, 2014 – 7:30 PM (not included in Season Ticket Package) ROBERT LEDBETTER percussion February 03, 2015– 7:30 PM

GEON JOO KIM & KOMO CLARINET QUARTET clarinets September 27, 2014 – 2:30 PM ADAM MCCORD saxophone October 05, 2014 – 7:30 PM (not included in Season Ticket Package)

ANNE BASINKSI soprano MARCH 19, 2015 – 7:30 PM

UM Student Ensemble Series Admission: $11 general, $6 seniors, $5 students UM CHAMBER CHORALE

UM CONCERT BAND

UM SYMPHONIC WIND

UM JAZZ BANDS

UM PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE

*October 06, 2014 – 7:30 PM *December 03, 2014 – 7:30 PM *January 18, 2015 - 1:00 PM April 13, 2015 - 7:30 PM (MRH) *May 04, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

*October 07, 2014 – 7:30 PM *December 04, 2014 – 7:30 PM May 05, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

ENSEMBLE *October 07, 2014 – 7:30 PM *December 02, 2014 – 7:30 PM March 03, 2015 - 7:30pm (MRH) April 29, 2015 - 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

October 24, 2014 – 7:30 PM November 21, 2014 - 7:30 PM February 18, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre April 21, 2015 – 7:30 PM Location TBD

November 24, 2014 – 7:30 PM March 06, 2015 – 7:30 PM April 17, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

UM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

UM OPERA THEATER

October 29, 2014 – 7:30 PM *December 03, 2014 – 7:30 PM March 20, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

November 13-14, 2014 – 7:30 PM April 23-24, 2014 - 7:30 PM UM Music Recital Hall

UM CHOIR *October 06, 2014 – 7:30 PM *December 03, 2014 – 7:30 PM *March 23, 2015 - 7:30 PM *May 04, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

“STADIUM ECHOES” UM GRIZZLY MARCHING BAND January 31, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre

UM WOMEN’S CHOIR *October 06, 2014 – 7:30 PM *March 23, 2015 - 7:30 PM *May 04, 2015 – 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre *Combined with another Ensemble

Special Event Series CELEBRATE PIANO SERIES I & II

CELEBRATE PIANO SERIES V

7th Annual Pianissimo!

October 10-11, 2014 – 7:30 PM UM Music Recital Hall $20 general - $15 Senior - $10 student Series Tickets Available at a Reduced Rate

Guest Artist pianist Stephen Beus April 12, 2015 – 3:00 PM

CELEBRATE PIANO SERIES III Guest Artists Anderson & Roe Piano Duo November 19, 2014 - 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre Reserved Seating - Ticket pricing varied

UM Music Recital Hall

$20 general - $15 Senior - $10 student Series Tickets Available at a Reduced Rate

MOUNTAIN COMPUTER MUSIC September 30, 2014 – 7:30 PM UM Music Recital Hall $11 general, $6 seniors, $5 students

CELEBRATE PIANO SERIES IV

NEW MUSIC MISSOULA

Guest Artist pianist Margery Whatley January 25, 2015 – 3:00 PM UM Music Recital Hall $20 general - $15 Senior - $10 student Series Tickets Available at a Reduced Rate

November 20, 2014– 7:30 PM UM Music Recital Hall $11 general, $6 seniors, $5 students

UM SCHOOL of MUSIC presents HANDEL’S MESSIAH

BUDDY DeFRANCO JAZZ FESTIVAL

November 30, 2014 - 7:30pm Dennison Theatre Benefiting the School of Music Scholarship Fund & International Chorale Festi-val Donations accepted at admission.

March 26-27, 2015 – 7:30 PM

HOLIDAY SWING

Adults: $18 per night, $30 both nights

3rd Annual UM Jazz Fund Raiser December 12-13, 2014 –7:00 PM/ 9:00PM Missoula Winery

FUSION VI

Dennison Theatre

All Seating is Reserved Students/Seniors: $10 per night, $15 both nights

February 06, 2015– 7:30 PM Dennison Theatre $11 general, $6 seniors, $5 students

TICKET INFORMATION: UMARTS BOX OFFICE (406) 243-4581 OR VISIT WWW.UMT.EDU/MUSIC Location Information: UM Music Recital Hall, Music Bldg Rm 115, corner of Maurice & Eddyy - Dennison Theatre,, Fine Arts Bldg, g, corner of Connell & Maurice

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Mountain bikers ride in the 61,000-acre Rattlesnake National Recreation Area.

UM offers many opportunities for recreation, fitness

By MEGAN MAROLF for the Missoulian

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t’s not hard to get outside and explore in a town surrounded by acres of national forests and wilderness, and with mountains jutting up from the edge of campus.

The University of Montana Outdoor Program through Campus Recreation is a good place to start for almost every outdoor activity imaginable. Students can rent stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, canoes, mountain bikes and camping equipment for reasonable rates.

For those who need some instruction before diving into the outdoor mecca surrounding Missoula, the Outdoor Program offers classes on kayaking, fly fishing and rock climbing.

The program also runs day excursions and backpacking trips to peaks in the Bitterroot Mountains and backcountry areas in Glacier National Park and Idaho.

For something closer, the Rattlesnake National Recreation Area and Wilderness is a 61,000-acre playground for hikers, backpackers and bikers and accessible by bus. Take Mountain Line’s Route 5 to a path

leading to the main trailhead.

Steve Thompson, the director of Campus Recreation, said UM is unique compared to other universities because of the proximity of recreation areas near campus. Students can hop on a bike or hit the trail within minutes of campus, and can rent gear for cheap, he said.

“We try and be lower than anything else in town, just because we understand students don’t have a lot of money,” Thompson said.

Thompson said Campus Recreation See RECREATION, Page 7

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offers something for everyone.

“They try rock climbing and they’re like, ‘Maybe that’s not for me,’ but then they love water sports,” Thompson said.

He said everyone has a great experience with the Outdoor Program, but some don’t discover it until they’re upperclassmen because of its location. The program is hidden around the corner from the main entrance to the gym.

For information about Campus Recreation and the Outdoor Program, visit umt.edu/crec.

If taking off into the woods doesn’t sound appealing, or if you’re cramped for time, there are outside activities closer to town.

Visible from almost everywhere in Missoula, the “M” Trail on Mount Sentinel is Missoula’s most frequented trail and the university’s backyard. The hike begins in the parking lot east of Aber Hall and Washington-Grizzly Stadium and switchbacks to the concrete letter, a quick hike depending on your fitness level. The true summit of Sentinel is a mile up from the “M,” but worth the views of the entire valley and surrounding mountains.

Just across the Van Buren footbridge, Mount Jumbo is often less crowded and offers views of the Rattlesnake Valley if you make it past the “L,” around a 20-minute hike from the trailhead at the east end of Cherry Street.

The Kim Williams Trail

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Rattlesnake National Recreation Area and Wilderness north of Missoula offers miles of trails for hikers, backpackers and bikers, and is accessible by bus. cuts through Hellgate Canyon between the two mountains and is perfect for a quick run or bike ride.

Starting near Jacobs Island, the trail runs along the Clark Fork River for more than two miles to East Missoula.

But you don’t have to leave campus in order to break a sweat.

The Fitness and Recreation Center located at the north end of campus has cardio and weight machines, and three basketball courts. The Adams Center next door is home to the Grizzly Pool.

The Recreation Center also offers a variety of classes – from yoga and Pilates to kickboxing and Zumba. The climbing wall, which underwent renovations during summer, has climbs for all levels and a bouldering cave. And students can join a variety of intramural sports.

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Beets, kale, tomatoes and more are harvested from the University of Montana Dining Garden behind the Lommasson Center. UM Dining won the 2014 Grand Prize for Sustainability at the National Association of College and University Food Services Annual Conference.

Many choices for eating healthy

By MEGAN MAROLF for the Missoulian

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n and off campus, there are plenty of ways to fuel your brain on a slim budget between classes or over the weekend, and all are within a short bike ride.

Sudents can feel good about the food they’re eating on campus, since the University of Montana recently was recognized for its commitment to sustainability. UM Dining won the 2014 Grand Prize for Sustainability at the National Association of College

and University Food Services Annual Conference.

Sam Belanger, interim marketing director for UM Dining, said there are many reasons the university won the award.

The majority of food waste from the Food Zoo is composted, either on-site at the UM Dining Garden or at the PEAS Farm in the Rattlesnake Valley.

And nearly 25 percent of UM Dining’s food expenditures go to Montana farmers through the Farm to College Program.

“And we’re always looking for new

ways – how can we be more sustainable, how can we do this better,” Belanger said.

Standing in line for the buffets at the Food Zoo, chances are you’ll see eggplant, kale or peppers grown in the UM Dining Garden, which has yielded an average of 1,700 pounds of produce per season since the garden started in 2011.

The University Center Food Court has Asian, Mexican and Greek food, as well as a salad bar and a selection of See EATING, Page 9

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Resources

UC 118, in the ASUM Suites, or call 243-2017.

n The student resolution officer listens to, records and advises

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n The minority mentor’s job is to mentor and counsel African-American students enrolled at UM, helping them to deal with the non-academic aspects of student life. For more information, contact Murray Pierce, special assistant for mentoring programs to the vice president for student affairs, at 240-5555, 243-5225 (VPSA Office) or mupierce@mt.gov.

n Have issues related to renting housing or landlords?

The Associated Students of UM OffCampus Renter Center is located at

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sushi. Grab a table in the UC Commons and eat with new friends, or multitask and study during a lunch break or dinner.

Downstairs in the UC, Jus Chill’n has quick fuel for the brain, with a gamut of smoothies to choose from and cookies as big as your face.

Amy Pyke, a freshman, said she mainly eats in the Food Zoo, but occasionally frequents the UC for a chocolate chip muffin. She said aside from places like Taco Bell, she rarely eats off campus in order to stay within her budget.

“I honestly don’t have that much income during the school year,” Pyke said.

Within a block of campus, the Buttercup Market and Café is a nice stop for a jolt of caffeine.

The café also makes homemade pastries, breakfast burritos and lunch items such as homemade empanadas and rice bowls

on student complaints. If you have an issue you would like resolved, call 243-5431 or email asum.resolutionoff @mso.umt.edu.

n The Office of Public Safety

can be reached during emergencies at 243-4000. For non-emergencies, call 243-6131. Having parking issues?

Call the office Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 243-6132.

n The Office of Legal Counsel

maintains a confidential, approachable and professional legal environment for

at decent prices.

There’s also the new Cyberdine Grill, which moved into the building previously occupied by Food For Thought across the street from Jesse Hall. The grill has a new look and a variety of new options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

And there are plenty of deals to take advantage of just down the Riverfront Trail.

For a quick escape from campus, head to Bridge Pizza, which sells giant slices of pizza for about $3. For the same price, get a slice and a KettleHouse Brewing Co. beer between 3 and 5 p.m., for students 21 and older.

Another cheap beer-anddrink combo is available at the Old Post on Sunday and Monday nights. Get a burger and a KettleHouse brew for $8.95 and enjoy the ambience on their outdoor patio.

If you’re looking for international cuisine, Five on Black does healthy fast food for cheap. The Brazilian grill serves two sizes of bowls, either vegetarian or with meat, and

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representing all UM campuses. The legal counsel advises the university president, as well as other UM administrators, faculty, staff, and official university organizations; interprets federal and state laws, in addition to Montana University System policies; and oversees all legal activity involving the university. The legal counsel works closely with the Montana University System chief legal counsel in Helena. The UM Office of Legal Counsel extensively uses law students as academic interns and is an approved Law School clinic. The Office of Legal Counsel can be found at 133 Main Hall or by calling 243-4742.

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University of Montana softball coach Jamie Pinkerton addresses a crowd gathered for the ceremonial groundbreaking of the school’s softball stadium on the South Campus. The new team is the first NCAA-level program in Montana and the eighth team in the Big Sky Conference.

A lot of firsts T happening on campus

By AMANDA BRYANT for the Missoulian

he University of Montana constructed and upgraded campus buildings over the summer to help better meet student needs this academic year – and added a new sport to its lineup.

The UM women’s softball team will take the field in a new stadium on the South Campus this spring.

“There’s a lot of firsts going on, and today is one of them,” coach Jamie Pinkerton said at the groundbreaing for See FIRSTS, Page 17

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UM students surrounded by entertainment

By MEGAN MAROLF for the Missoulian

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issoula is bursting with music, festivals, plays and any other event giving reason to be out on the town, but there are also plenty of activities not far from University of Montana dorms.

The University Center, which offers entertainment without stepping a foot off campus, is a good place to start.

The UC has an 11-weekend movie series that shows in the 300-seat theatre located on the third floor.

Tickets and concessions are cheap, at $3 for a single showing and $4 for a double feature with a Griz Card.

Adrianne Donald, associate director of the UC, said any events put on by the UC and the Student Involvement Network focus on at least one of four criteria: learning, leadership, diversity and fun. The events encourage students to meet each other, get involved on campus and learn something at the same time, Donald said.

“The first six weeks of school is so exciting for students, because there are so many things they can do to feel connected to campus,” Donald said.

And almost everything they organize is free or inexpensive, since the planning committee knows students are low on funds, she said.

They also offer workshops on anything from fencing and archery to cooking, Donald said.

For information about UC events, visit umt.edu/uc.

At the Adams Center, UM Productions organizes concerts such as Dropkick Murpheys and Old Crow Medicine show, two bands that are set to play at the end of September. In October, Dierks Bentley and the Blue Man Group will perform.

For more information, visit

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Country music star Dierks Bentley returns to the University of Montana’s Adams Center on Saturday, Oct. 11. griztix.com.

Any on-campus events – lectures, exhibits, plays and more – can be found at events.umt.edu.

For those looking to get off campus and explore, downtown offers plenty of options.

The Wilma Theatre, a historic venue located north of the Higgins Avenue Bridge and Caras Park, shows a handful of independent movies every week. The theater also host concerts on a regular basis, featuring a variety of artists.

The prices aren’t bad either, depending on the artist. Tickets for movies cost $7.50, or $5.50 for matinees and on Tuesdays.

The Wilma also runs documentary film festivals periodically, as well as

the Roxy Theatre and the Crystal Theatre.

Also a short walk downtown, the newly renovated Top Hat Lounge entertains on almost a nightly basis, with live shows ranging from reggae music to funk to Missoula’s quintessential band, the Lil’ Smokies.

Even during the weekend some shows are free, and many are for ages 18 and older.

On Monday nights, the Top Hat plays a movie from the Big Sky Film Series. The nonfiction films are free.

The Top Hat also has a restaurant and a happy hour menu, with $4 tapas and flatbreads.

Sometimes, the hardest part about living in a college town like Missoula is choosing what to do.

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The University of Montana’s UDash bus service provides late-night transportation for students from downtown Missoula to campus and the Lewis and Clark Villages.

Transportation is provided

By AMANDA BRYANT for the Missoulian

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very year, the Associated Students of the University of Montana works to improve students’ commute both to campus and around Missoula.

This year is no exception, with new options provided by both ASUM Transportation and Mountain Line, the city’s public bus system.

Missoula has many options for students who choose not to drive to campus, or leave their vehicles in their hometowns altogether.

UDash, the university’s bus service, is student-owned through fees and is operated by student drivers. Topher Williams, chair of the ASUM Board of Directors and community outreach coordinator for Mountain Line, says that specific format is unique for a university to have.

“It keeps student money in students’ hands,” Williams said.

UDash offers four free color-coded routes that take riders to the College of Technology, Lewis and Clark Villages and downtown. The well-used Gold Line provides service from downtown to campus and the Lewis and Clark Villages every weekend until after 2 a.m.

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transportation, visit umt.edu/transportation.

Mountain Line offers 12 routes that, with a little planning, can take riders to every part of town, including to Southgate Mall, Reserve Street, downtown and the Rattlesnake Valley. Mountain Line also has several Bolt routes with buses that pick up riders every 15 minutes.

The turquoise buses have free Wi-Fi and racks for bicycles. Already fare-free for students and professors with their UM identification, Mountain Line will become free for all starting in January.

According to Williams, ASUM Transportation and Mountain Line have a cohesive relationship and the same mission – to provide quality transportation to people in Missoula.

“Mountain Line and ASUM Transportation have a very strong relationship, and have (had one) for a long time,” Williams said. “There’s such a high demand for transit services, so they work very closely together to ensure there’s enough buses running down the roads.”

For information about Mountain Line, visit mountainline.com.

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ASUM also provides services for bicyclists.

Of the 20,000 people who on campus daily during the academic year, many ride bicycles, Williams said.

Because of this, the ASUM board will focus more on cycling in the near future.

The transportation office offers two bike checkout programs for students – free two-day rentals or a $35 semester-long option. The office also has a partnership with Missoula Federal Credit Union to provide interest-free bike loans to students.

One of Missoula’s newest developments for bicyclists are “fixtations,” do-it-yourself repair stations that provide basic tools like wrenches and air compressors. They also have a vending machine with tire tubes, lights and pressure gauges.

Four stations are already in operation, at the Lewis and Clark Villages, near Jesse Hall, at the Missoula Public Library and Mountain Line’s downtown transit center. A fifth will be built at Southgate Mall this fall.

For walkers, downtown is just a mile away via Missoula’s Riverfront Trail system.

With all the options to get around town at a low cost, Williams challenges incoming students to try to live carless while in college. Because of parking fees and maintenance, he said a vehicle was more of an inconvenience for him.

“We have all the amenities of a larger city at an easier grasp for students,” Williams said. “I realized most of everything I needed was either on campus or downtown.”

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Sorority and fraternity members work on a University of Montana homecoming float at the Sigma Nu house. In addition to Greek life, the Associated Students of the University of Montana recognizes wide variety of student groups, from academic to athletic.

Student groups enhance experience

By AMANDA BRYANT for the Missoulian

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he baseball club, Circle K, Medieval Combat Society and Greek life are only a few of the nearly 200 groups available for students to participate in at the University of Montana.

The Associated Students of the University of Montana recognizes a wide variety of groups – from academic

to athletic to simply appeasing students’ common interests – as part of a healthy collegiate life.

Asa Hohman, ASUM president for his second year, said clubs and intramural sports are vital because they broaden the university’s offerings for students.

“It’s really important for UM because it diversifies UM, and offers a See GROUPS, Page 18

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the stadium in July. “There are a lot more firsts to come – that first hit, that first run, that first win and that first Big Sky championship, which, I’ve been told, needs to come quickly.”

The softball team represents UM’s 15th collegiate sport. It is the first NCAA-level softball program in Montana and the eighth team in the Big Sky Conference.

The Lady Griz face their first opponent Feb. 6 in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and will return to Missoula for its home opener against Carroll College on March 18.

In the University Center, two additions replace businesses that closed at the end of the last academic year. Cellular Plus provides cellphones and service, and Noodle Express will open its third Catholic Parishes THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS OF THE WORD & EUCHARIST SATURDAY

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be finished January 2015.

Just off campus, a popular dining option closed, but a new one has opened.

The Cyberdine Grill is located west of Jesse Hall across Arthur Avenue, in the building previously occupied by Food For Thought.

The restaurant has a completely new look and a variety of new options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Owner Tim Howard said he used the summer to train staff and prepare the restaurant for returning students.

“Everybody who comes in and sees the place is amazed at the transformation of the place,” Howard said. “Our food quality is better, we have a homey atmosphere for people to come study, chat and just hang out.”

To see all the services UM provides, old and new, visit my.umt.edu.

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location this fall in the UC Food Court.

Off Beckwith Street on the south side of campus, the U.S. Forest Service is building a new facility.

The modern-looking structure stands next to the Interdisciplinary Science Building, a recently finished development itself.

According to Penny Bertram, a Forest Service support services specialist, the new building expands the agency’s facilities and lab space for research projects. Bertram said the Forest Service and UM have an agreement that its human genetics, animal and forest research programs also benefit campus.

“It’s a real cooperative venture between us and UM and the students,” Bertram said. “We always welcome students to come in and check us out. But this new building will enable us to bring in more cooperators.”

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whole new series of learning (opportunities) that wouldn’t otherwise happen,” Hohman said.

Hohman arrived at the university in 2008 and became involved in archery, swing dancing, Phi Delta Theta fraternity and ASUM senate four years ago. Not knowing what to do when he first came to campus, Hohman used clubs to fill his time and build his resume while getting to know people.

According to Hohman, student groups helped open doors for his future.

“I’m going off to law school after graduation and the reason why I have a competitive application is because of all my leadership experience in student groups.”

Gaining leadership experience and building a resume was why sophomore Shelby Wheeler became involved both with ASUM as a senator

and with the Alpha Phi sorority. However, Wheeler said what she has gained so far is more than a stepping stone into a future in politics.

“I think it’s important for people to try new things, you don’t really learn about yourself until you put yourself out there,” Wheeler said.

“I found myself within all these things and they molded me into the person I am right now.”

Both Wheeler and Hohman agree that leadership experience aside, the people you meet and memories you make through student groups are also meaningful.

“It’s a valuable experience regardless of what you want to pursue a career in,” Hohman said. “College is the years where you’re going to meet the friends you’ll have for the rest of your life, and I think that’s really important.”

For information about ASUM and student groups, visit life.umt.edu/asum. For information about fraternities and sororities, visit umt.edu/fsi.

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Calendar of events University of Montana events through end of 2014-15 academic year Sunday, Sept. 28 Soccer: Grizzlies vs. Idaho State – 1 p.m., South Campus Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Monday, Sept. 29 Annual Pollner Lecture: William Glaberson – 7 p.m., University Center Theater. Former New York Times reporter William Glaberson will deliver the 14th annual T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished Lecture. Free and open to the public.

Information: Julia Cummings, julia.cummings@mso.umt.edu.

Tuesday, Sept. 30 Provost’s Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Joanna Klink – 6 p.m., University Center Ballroom. Poet and Professor of English Joanna Klink is the author of three books of poetry: “They Are Sleeping,” “Circadian” and

“Raptus.” Her poems have appeared in many anthologies, most recently The Penguin Anthology of Twentieth Century American Poetry. She has received awards and fellowships from The Rona Jaffe Foundation, Jeannette Haien Ballard, Civitella Ranieri, and The American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Her works-in-progress include a fourth book of poems and “Strangeness,” a lyric meditation on Paul Celan. Free and open to the public. Information: Office of the Provost, 243-4689.

Mountain Computer Music Festival – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. This festival features computer music by students in the composition program and guest composers. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Oct. 1 Flu Shots Available – Curry Health Center Room Pharmacy. Flu season is approaching. Get your flu shot at the

Health Service Pharmacy in Curry Health Center today. Open to UM students. Free with most medical insurance.

Information: Ken Chatriand, kenneth.chatriand@umontana.edu, grizrx.com.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Joint meeting with the City of Missoula. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, Oct. 2 2014 Hon. James R. Browning Symposium – 8 a.m.-5 p.m., University Center Room Ballroom. The Montana Law Review presents the 2014 Hon. James R. Browning Symposium with the theme of “Federalism.” Information: Caitlin Boland, 868-8756, montanalawreview@mso.umt.edu.

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GRIZZLY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Aug. 30: UM at Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

Sept. 27: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 1:30 p.m. MT

Nov. 1: Sacramento State at UM, Missoula, 12 p.m. MT

Sept. 6: . Central Washington at UM, Missoula, 3:30 p.m. MT

Oct. 4: UM at North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, 12:30 p.m. MT

Nov. 8: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, 1 p.m. MT

Oct. 18: UC Davis at UM, Missoula, 12 p.m. MT

Nov. 15: UM at Southern Utah, Cedar City, Utah, 1 p.m. MT

Oct. 25: UM at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, California, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 22: Montana State at UM, Missoula, 3 p.m. MT

Sept. 13: South Dakota at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Sept. 20: UM at North Dakota State, Fargo, North Dakota, 1:30 p.m. MT

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CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Sept. 20: Montana State Invitational, Bozeman, TBA Oct. 4: Montana Invitational, Missoula, TBA

Oct. 18: Inland Empire Challenge, Lewiston, Idaho, TBA Nov. 1: Big Sky Conference Championships, Grand Forks, North Dakota, TBA

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Football: Griz vs. University of North Dakota – 12:30 p.m. University of North Dakota. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics.

Friday, Oct. 3 MMAC Art Installation: Amanda Browder – 5-8 p.m., Missoula Mercantile. Artist Amanda Browder will conduct a site-specific installation of her large-scale fabric art at the Missoula Mercantile during the First Friday Art Walk. Free and open to the public.

Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. North Dakota – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Fiction Reading: Walter Kirn – 7 p.m., Turner Hall Room Dell Brown Room.

Walter Kirn is the author of eight books, including “Blood Will Out,” a memoir of his friendship with the imposter and convicted murderer Clark Rockefeller (Christian Gerhartsreiter), and two novels that were made into movies “Up in the Air” (starring George Clooney) and “Thumbsucker“ (starring Keanu Reeves and Vince Vaughn). Kirn has reviewed books for New York Magazine, The New York Times Book Review and New York Times Sunday Magazine. He is a national correspondent for the BBC, and he lives in Livingston. Kirn is the UM Creative Writing Program’s Visiting Kittredge Fellow for fall semester 2014. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the UM Creative Writing Program. Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

All-State String Workshop – 9 a.m.4 p.m., Music Building. The UM School of Music will present the All-State String Workshop. Information: Margaret Baldridge, margaret.baldridge @umontana.edu, umt.edu/music.

Heart Walk and 5K Run – 10 a.m., UM Oval. Join the American Heart Association for its annual Heart Walk and 5K Run fundraiser. Information: Andrea Lewis, 243-5478.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Northern Colorado – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Sunday, Oct. 5 Guest Artist Recital: Adam McCord – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The UM School of Music presents guest artist Adam McCord on saxophone. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Monday, Oct. 6 Third annual Choral Gala – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents the third annual Choral

Nov. 14: NCAA Mountain Region Championships, Albuquerque, New Mexico, TBA Nov. 22: NCAA Championships, Terre Haute, Indiana, TBA

Gala, featuring University Choir, Women’s Chorus and Chamber Chorale.

This performance will include music from multiple continents in an electric blend of styles and cultures. Solo and smallgroup performances also will be featured. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, Oct. 7 Student Ensemble Series – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band will perform. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Oct. 8 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, Oct. 9 Montana Festival of the Book – Various locations. Humanities Montana hosts the annual 3-day Montana Festival of the Book, featuring readings, panels, workshop and more events to highlight reading, writing and literature. Visit

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INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE Dec. 6: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, all day Dec. 7: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, all day Jan. 6: UM at Montana State (multi-events), Bozeman, all day Jan. 7: UM at Montana State (multi-events), Bozeman, all day Jan. 17: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, all day Jan. 24: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, all day

Jan. 31: UM at Mountain States Games, Pocatello, Idaho, all day Feb. 1: UM at Mountain States Games, Pocatello, Idaho, all day Feb. 7: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, all day Feb. 14: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, all day Feb. 21: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, all day Feb. 27: Big Sky Conference Championships, Pocatello, Idaho, all day

Feb. 28: Big Sky Conference Championships, Pocatello, Idaho, all day March 1: Big Sky Conference Championships, Pocatello, Idaho, all day March 14: NCAA Championships, Albuquerque, New Mexico, all day March 15: NCAA Championships, Albuquerque, New Mexico, all day

Calendar Continued from Page 20 humanitiesmontana.org for a full schedule of events and locations. Open to the public Oct. 9, 10, 11. Some events may have a cost to attend. Information: Humanities Montana, 243-6022, humanitiesmontana.org/programs/fob/index.php.

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Friday, Oct. 10 Soccer: Grizzlies vs. Idaho – 3 p.m., South Campus Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Celebrate Piano Series I & II: Pianissimo – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The seventh annual Pianissimo! concert will feature some of Montana’s favorite pianists in solo, duet and multiple piano performances. Tickets cost $20 general, $15 for seniors or $10 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 2436885, umt.edu/music.

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Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall.

Featuring Clay Kellogg on French horn and Molly Trindle on oboe in their junior recital. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Sunday, Oct. 14 Conference: Mental Health Issues of Aging Veterans – 7:45 a.m.-4 p.m., James E. Todd Building Rooms 204-205.

This conference, sponsored by the UM Montana Geriatric Education Center, is open to students and mental health professionals. The cost is free for

students or $25-$55 for others, and registration is required. Learn more online at health.umt.edu/mtgec.

Information: Terry Egan, montana.gec@umontana.edu.

Monday, Oct. 13 Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring mezzosoprano Mary Cyprian in her graduate recital. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Oct. 15 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., Missoula College UM Room HB01. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

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WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE Sept. 8: Hobble Creek Invitational, Springville City, Utah, all day

Oct. 13: Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational, Lakewood, Washington, all day

March 17: Sacramento State Invitational, Roseville, California, all day

Sept. 9: Hobble Creek Invitational, Springville City, Utah, all day

Oct. 14: Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational, Lakewood, Washington, all day

March 30: Bobcat Spring Invitational, Goodyear, Arizona, all day

Sept. 15: Oregon State Invitational, Corvallis, Oregon, all day Sept. 16: Oregon State Invitational, Corvallis, Oregon, all day Sept. 22: Washington State Cougar Cup, Pullman, Washington, all day Sept. 23: Washington State Cougar Cup, Pullman, Washington, all day Sept. 29: Rose City Collegiate, Aurora, Oregon, all day Sept. 30: Rose City Collegiate, Aurora, Oregon, all day

Feb. 9: Cal State Northridge Invitational, Simi Valley, California, all day Feb. 10: Cal State Northridge Invitational, Simi Valley, California, all day March 10: Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational, Kaneohe, Oahu, all day

March 31: Bobcat Spring Invitational, Goodyear, Arizona, all day April 6: Wyoming Cowgirl Classic, Maricopa, Arizona, all day April 7: Wyoming Cowgirl Classic, Maricopa, Arizona, all day April 19: Big Sky Conference Championship, Chandler, Arizona all day

March 11: Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational, Kaneohe, Oahu, all day

April 20: Big Sky Conference Championship, Chandler, Arizona all day

March 16: Sacramento State Invitational, Roseville, California, all day

April 21: Big Sky Conference Championship, Chandler, Arizona all day

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Family Weekend 2014 – Family Weekend is an annual event that brings together students, their families and friends for three days of unique UM experiences. Family Weekend football tickets will be available at the end of August. To receive the promo code to purchase tickets, you must register for the Transcripts e-newsletter. Visit umt.edu/urelations/pubs/transcripts/ to join the Transcripts mailing list.

Information: Andrea Lewis, 243-5478, andrea.lewis@umontana.edu.

Family Weekend 2014 – Family Weekend is an annual event that brings together students, their families and friends for three days of unique UM experiences. Family Weekend football tickets will be available at the end of August. To receive the promo code to purchase tickets, you must register for the Transcripts e-newsletter. Visit umt.edu/urelations/pubs/transcripts/ to join the Transcripts mailing list.

Information: Andrea Lewis, 243-5478, andrea.lewis@umontana.edu.

Thursday, Oct. 16 MMAC: Conversation with Artist Amanda Browder – 5:45-7 p.m., Performing Arts and Radio/Television Center Room Lobby. The Montana Museum of Art and Culture will host a conversation with visiting artist Amanda Browder, followed by a reception for Browder in the PAR/TV Center Lobby.

Free and open to the public. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

The 62nd Montana Tax Institute – 8 a.m.-Noon, DoubleTree Hotel.

Information: Carla Caballero-Jackson, 243-6254, carla.caballerojackson@umontana.edu.

Football: Griz vs. University of California-Davis – Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics.

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Sunday, Oct. 20 Family Weekend 2014 – Family Weekend is an annual event that brings together students, their families and friends for three days of unique UM experiences. Family Weekend football tickets will be available at the end of August. To receive the promo code to purchase tickets, you must register for the Transcripts e-newsletter. Visit umt.edu/urelations/pubs/transcripts/ to join the Transcripts mailing list.

Information: Andrea Lewis, 243-5478, andrea.lewis@umontana.edu.

Tuesday, Oct. 21 Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring guest artist Amanda McCordless on clarinet. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Oct. 22 14th annual Day of the Dead Steamroller Print Project – 10 a.m.4 p.m., in front of the George and Jane Dennison Theatre. UM students create large-scale relief printing blocks to be printed and displayed in Missoula’s annual Day of the Dead Parade.

Steamroller prints also are exhibited around town to further showcase these wonderful works and have also been exhibited the past three years at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts in San Francisco. Free and open to the public. Information: James Bailey, james.bailey@umontana.edu, steamrollerprintproject.com.

Health Professions Career Fair – Noon-5 p.m., University Center Ballroom.

Students majoring in speech-language pathology, pharmacy, physical therapy, nursing, respiratory care, surgical technician or other health-related majors are strongly encouraged to attend this career fair. Whether graduating this year or in three years, don’t miss out on an opportunity to hone your networking

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skills, learn how to research companies, and find out about what opportunities are available. Free and open to UM students and alumni. Information: Janay Whisman, janay.whisman@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/CareerFairs/HPCF. Career Services Workshop: Resume and Cover Letter Writing – 3:30 p.m., Lommasson Center 154.

Create a resume and cover letter that will effectively market your talents to employers. Career Services will teach participants how to create a plan for targeting their job search in challenging economic times and communicate their skills to compete in today’s labor market.

Open to UM students and alumni.

Information: Career Services, 243-2022, careers@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/ CareerResources/Workshops/default.php .

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Jake Whitecar in his composition graduate recital. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Friday, Oct. 24 Farmer’s Market at The Corner Store – 10 a.m.-4 p.m., The Corner Store in the Lommasson Center. In celebration of local foods, UM Dining will sell farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheeses and a large variety of Made in Montana treats. Information: UM Dining, 243-6325, web.umd@mso.umt.edu.

Soccer: Grizzlies vs. North Dakota – 3 p.m., South Campus Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Portland State – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

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Poetry Reading: Jennifer Moxley – 7 p.m., Turner Hall Room Dell Brown Room. Jennifer Moxley is the author of six books of poetry, including “Clampdown” and “The Middle Room.“ She has translated two books by the French poet and scholar Jacqueline Risset, published by Ugly Duckling Press and Burning Deck. Her work has been anthologized in “The Best American Poetry.” She was the poetry editor for The Baffler magazine from 1997 to 2010 and a contributing editor of The Poker magazine from 2003 to 2008. Moxley teaches poetry and poetics at the University of Maine. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the President’s Writers-in-Residence Series and the UM Creative Writing Program. Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

Jazz Residency Concert – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series will present the Jazz Residency Concert, featuring UM Jazz Ensembles and Bob Washut, one of the leading jazz composers in the nation. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, Oct. 25 Football: Griz vs. Cal Poly – California Polytechnic State University.

Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics. Kickoff time to be announced.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Sacramento State – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Faculty Guest and Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring The Glass Duo: Lorraine Glass-Harris on violin and Fern Glass Boyd on cello, along with friends, performing works for string and keyboard from three centuries.

Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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LADY GRIZ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 4: Great Falls at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Nov. 7: Minot State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Nov. 17: Montana-Western at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Nov. 21: UM at Pacific, Stockton, California, TBA

Dec. 19: 34th Lady Griz Classic, UM vs. Utah Valley, Missoula, 7:30 p.m. MT Dec. 20: 34th Lady Griz Classic, Consolation Game, Missoula, 5:30 p.m. MT Dec. 20: 34th Lady Griz Classic, Championship Game, Missoula, 7:30 p.m. MT

Jan. 31: Sacramento State at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT Feb. 5: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, TBA Feb. 7: UM at Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, TBA Feb. 12: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 27: Cancun Challenge: UM vs. Charlotte, Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, 4 p.m. MT

Jan. 1: UM at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorada, TBA

Nov. 28: Cancun Challenge: UM vs. Princeton, Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, 4 p.m. MT

Jan. 3: UM at North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1 p.m.

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Jan. 8: Weber State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Dec. 4: Wyoming at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 10: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT

Dec. 7: Carroll at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT

Jan. 17: Montana State at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT

Dec. 14: UM at Portland, Portland, Oregon, 3 p.m. MT

Jan. 22: UM at Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Arizona, TBA

March 12: Big Sky Tournament quarterfinals, TBA

Jan. 24: UM at Southern Utah, Cedar City, Utah, TBA

March 13: Big Sky Tournament semifinals, TBA

Jan. 29: Portland State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

March 14: Big Sky Tournament championship, TBA

Dec. 17: UM at Seattle, Seattle, Washington, 3 p.m. MT Dec. 19: 34th Lady Griz Classic, St. Louis vs. Austin Peay, Missoula, 5:30 p.m. MT

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Sunday, Oct. 26 Mansfield Library Exhibit: “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings” – Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Main Floor. On May 10, 1933, university students across Nazi Germany burned thousands of

books in an ominous “cleansing” of the “un-German spirit” from German culture.

Writings by scores of German and foreign authors, including Helen Keller, Ernest Hemingway and Sigmund Freud, were consumed in spectacularly staged bonfires. Americans quickly condemned the events as hostile to the spirit of democracy and the freedom of expression. “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings” is produced by the United States

Feb. 14: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT Feb. 19: UM at Idaho State, Pocatello, Idaho, 7 p.m. MT Feb. 21: UM at Weber State, Ogden, Utah, 2 p.m. MT Feb. 26: Idaho at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Feb. 28: Eastern Washington at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT March 7: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, TBA

Holocaust Memorial Museum and explores how the book burnings became a potent symbol in America’s battle against Nazism and why they continue to resonate with the public in film, literature and political discourse to this day. This exhibition was underwritten in part by grants from The Bernard Osher Jewish Philanthropies Foundation of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund and The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation,

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Calendar Continued from Page 26 with additional support from the Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson Robbins Traveling and Special Exhibitions Fund established in 1990.This exhibition is brought to the University of Montana with generous support from Humanities Montana. Free and open to the public during normal library hours. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

Soccer: Grizzlies vs. Northern Colorado – noon, South Campus Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Tuesday, Oct. 28 Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring percussionist Jordan Wiegert in his senior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

First-Year Reading Experience Lecture: Tim O’Brien – 8 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Tim O’Brien, author of the First-Year Reading Experience Book “The Things They Carried” will discuss his book. Free and open to the public. Information: Megan Stark, megan.stark@umontana.edu, libguides.lib.umt.edu/fyreading.

Wednesday, Oct. 29 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Concert: UM Symphony Orchestra – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents the UM Symphony Orchestra. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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While the Lady Griz lost in the Big Sky Conference tournament final, the basketball team made it to the second round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

Thursday, Oct. 30 Lecture: “The Threat of the Printed Word: Book Burning in Nazi Germany” – 6-7:30 p.m., Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Room Theta Rho Room. Peter Staudenmaier, professor of history at Marquette University, will

present a lecture in conjunction with the Mansfield Library Exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.” Free and open to the public. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@ umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

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WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULE Aug. 22: UM at Air Force, Colorado Springs, Colorado

UM vs. Colorado State, Missoula, 4 p.m. MT

Aug. 24: UM at Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

Sept. 21: Montana Invitational: Eastern Washington vs.

Colorado State, Missoula, 10 a.m.

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Aug. 29: UM at Gonzaga, Spokane, Washington

Oct. 17: UM at Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Arizona, 8 p.m.

MT Oct. 19: UM at Southern Utah, Cedar City, Utah, 12 p.m. MT

Aug. 3:1 UM at Washington State, Pullman, Washington

Sept. 21: Montana Invitational: UM vs. Hawaii, Missoula, 1 p.m.

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Sept. 5: UM at Houston Baptist, Houston, Texas, 6 p.m. MT

Sept. 26: Weber State at UM, Missoula, 3 p.m. MT

Sept. 7: UM at Texas TV, Austin, Texas, 6:30 p.m. MT

Sept. 28: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT

Oct. 31: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, 3 p.m. MT

Sept. 12: UM at Missouri, Columbia, Missouria, 5:30 p.m. MT

Oct. 3: UM at Sacramento State, Sacramento, California, 5 p.m. MT

Nov. 6: Big Sky Conference Tournament, TBA

Sept. 19: Montana Invitational: Eastern Washington vs. Hawaii, Missoula,1 p.m. MT

Oct. 5: UM at Portland State, Portland, Oregon, 2 p.m. MT

Nov. 7: Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinals, TBA

Oct. 10: Idaho at UM, Missoula, 3 p.m. MT

Nov. 9: Big Sky Conference Tournament championship, TBA

Sept. 19: Montana Invitational:

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Oct. 26: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 12 p.m. MT

schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

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Friday, Oct. 31

Oct. 24: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 3 p.m. MT

University District – 4-6 p.m., University District Neighborhood.

Volunteers “trick or treat” to collect canned goods throughout the University neighborhood for donation to the Missoula Food Bank. Sponsored by the

Trick or Treat so Missoula Eats:

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GRIZZLY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 3: Whitworth at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Dec. 21: South Dakota at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT

Feb. 7: Idaho at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 8: Saint Martin’s at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 1: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Feb. 12: UM at North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, 6 p.m.

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Nov. 15: UM at Colorado State, Fort Collins, Colorado, TBA

Nov. 23: UM at Seattle, Seattle, Washington, TBA Nov.26: Carroll at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Nov. 30: UM at San Francisco, San Francisco, California, 4 p.m. MT Dec. 3: UM at California, Berkeley, California, TBA

Feb. 19: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 10: UM at Idaho State, Pocatello, Idaho, 7 p.m. MT Jan. 13: Montana Tech at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Jan. 17: Montana State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Feb. 21: Weber State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Feb. 26: UM at Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, 8 p.m. MT Feb. 28: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, 3 p.m. MT

Jan. 22: Northern Arizona at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Jan. 24: Southern Utah at Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Dec. 7: North Dakota State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Dec. 14: UM at WisconsinMilwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconson, TBA

Feb. 14: UM at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 8: UM at Weber State, Ogden, Utah, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 18: UM at Boise State, Boise, Idaho, TBA

Dec. 10: Davidson at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 3: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Feb. 7: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, 7 p.m. MT

Jan. 29: UM at Portland State, Portland, Oregon, 8 p.m. MT

March 12: Big Sky Conference Tournament quarterfinals, TBA

Jan. 31: UM at Sacramento State, Sacramento, California, 8 p.m. MT

March 13: Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinals, TBA

Feb. 5: Eastern Washington at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

March 14: Big Sky Conference Tournament championship, TBA

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Calendar Continued from Page 29 UM Honors Student Association. Free and open to the public. Information: Laure Pengelly Drake, 243-6140, laure.pengellydrake@umontana.edu.

Trick or Treat so Missoula Eats: Rattlesnake Neighborhood – 4:30-6:30 p.m., Lower Rattlesnake Neighborhood. Student volunteers “trick or treat” to gather canned goods in the Lower Rattlesnake neighborhood to support the Missoula Food Bank. Free and open to the public. Information: Laure Pengelly Drake, 243-6140, laure.pengellydrake@umontana.edu.

Saturday, Nov. 1 Football: Griz vs. Sacramento State University – Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics. Kickoff time to be announced.

Adopt-A-Family/Adopt-A-Veteran – The UM Office for Civic Engagement coordinates an annual effort to help needy families and veterans in the Missoula community enjoy a fun and fulfilling holiday season. The OCE facilitates Adopt-A-Family and Adopt-AVeteran on the UM campus, helping departments and individuals give back throughout the holiday season. Each year, between 30 to 40 families and approximately 15 veterans are “adopted.” Information: Colleen Kane, colleen.kane@mso.umt.edu, dhc.umt.edu/oce/student-volunteerprograms/adopt-family-vet.php.

UM General Scholarship Application Available – 8 a.m., Lommasson Center Griz Central.

Currently enrolled UM students must submit a UM General Scholarship application to be considered for 2015-16 UM General Scholarships. Applications are available in Griz Central and on the Financial Aid Office website at umt.edu/finaid under “Scholarships.”

Information: Financial Aid Office, 243-5373, faid@mso.umt.edu, umt.edu/finaid.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Idaho – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Town and Gown Dance – 7:30-11 p.m., University Center Ballroom. Every fall, UM and the Missoula community come together for the Town and Gown folk dance. All dances are taught and are fun and easy to learn. No experience or partner is needed. Sponsored by the UM Student Folklore Society. Free and open to the public. Donations are accepted to cover the cost of the event. Information: Vicki Watson, 243-5153, vicki.watson@umontana.edu, missoulafolk.org.

Monday, Nov. 3 Concert: Guest Artists on Saxophone and Piano – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The School of Music presents guest artists Jason T. Laczkoski on saxophone and Geraldine Org on piano. Admission costs $12 general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, Nov. 4 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Great Falls – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

Election Day – No classes, offices closed. Information: Office of the Provost, officeoftheprovost@umontana.edu.

Wednesday, Nov. 5 DiverseU – 8 a.m.-5 p.m., University Center. Formerly known as the “Day of Dialogue,” DiverseU will be UM’s ninth annual diversity symposium. DiverseU is a campuswide series of events focused on topics of diversity. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members will discuss, present, perform and exhibit art throughout the day. Free and open to the public. Hosted by the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs.

Information: Liz Roosa Millar, liz.roosamillar@mso.umt.edu, umt.edu/diverseu.

BEAR NECESSITIES Career Services Workshop: Job Search and Interviewing – 3:30 p.m., Lommasson Center 154. When you have completed your job search strategy there is one thing left to do: the finishing touches. Learn how to relax into an interview and put your best foot forward.

Also, hear how to present your achievements and accomplishments to employers through the effective use of a portfolio. Open to UM students and alumni. Information: Career Services, 243-2022, careers@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/CareerResources/ Workshops/default.php.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., Missoula College UM West Campus. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Mansfield Library Lecture: “Do Words Kill? Hate Speech, Propaganda and Incitement to Genocide” – 7 p.m., University Center Theater. What makes hate speech dangerous and when does it cross the line to incitement and violence? This talk will address new thinking about the factors that give speech the power to promote violent hate, the hallmarks of this kind of “dangerous speech,” and what can be done to counter such speech without restricting freedom of expression. Elizabeth White, research director of the Center for the Prevention of Genocide at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, will discuss where dangerous speech is occurring today and options for addressing it. Presented in conjunction with the Mansfield Library and DiverseU, hosting the museum’s special exhibition, “Fighting the Fires of Hate” through Dec. 17. Free and open to the public, but registration is required. Register online at ushmm.org/online/calendar. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu.

Thursday, Nov. 6 Lecture on Book Burning and Human Rights – 5:30-7 p.m., Maureen

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OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE March 29: Al Manuel Invitational, Missoula, all day April 3: Montana State Open, Bozeman, all day April 4: Montana State Open, Bozeman, all day April 5: Montana State Open, Bozeman, all day April 12: Griz-Eagle Dual, Cheney, Washington, all day April 16: Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, California, all day April 17: Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, California, all day Aprl 17: Whitworth Twilight Invite, Spokane, all day April 18: Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, California, all day

Calendar Continued from Page 32 and Mike Mansfield Library Room Theta Rho Room. UM Regents Professor of History Paul Lauren will present a lecture on book burning and human rights in conjunction with the Mansfield Library exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.”

Free and open to the public. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle – 7 p.m., University Center Theater. Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle, a series if films exploring civil rights in America, is presented by the UM African American Studies Program, the Project on

April 19: Long Beach State Invitational, Norwalk, Californnia, all day April 26: Griz-Cat Dual, Bozeman, all day May 1: Montana Open, Missoula, all day May 2: Montana Open, Missoula, all day May 3: Montana Open, Missoula, all day May 9: Tom Gage Classic, Missoula, all day

May 16: Big Sky Conference Multi-Events, Flagstaff, Arizona, all day May 17: Big Sky Conference Multi-Events, Flagstaff, Arizona, all day May 29: NCAA West Regional, Fayetteville, Arkansas, all day May 30: NCAA West Regional, Fayetteville, Arkansas, all day May 31: NCAA West Regional, Fayetteville, Arkansas, all day

May 14: Big Sky Conference Multi-Events, Flagstaff, Arizona, all day

June 12: NCAA Championships, Eugene, Oregon, all day

May 15: Big Sky Conference Multi-Events, Flagstaff, Arizona, all day

June 13: NCAA Championships, Eugene, Oregon, all day

American Democracy and Citizenship and the Mansfield Library. “The Abolitionists,” introduced by George Price. Free and open to the public.

Information: Tobin Miller Shearer, tobin.shearer@mso.umt.edu.

Friday, Nov. 7 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Minot State -Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

Spoken Word Performance by Artist Vanessa German – Noon, University Center Atrium. Montana Museum of Art & Culture visiting artist Vanessa German will host a spoken word performance in conjunction with DiverseU. Free and open to the public.

Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

MMAC: Conversation with Visiting Artist Vanessa German – 2 p.m., University Center Theater. The Montana Museum of Art & Culture will host a conversation with German in conjunction with DiverseU. Free and open to the public. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

MMAC: First Friday Performance

by Artist Vanessa German – 5-8 p.m., Downtown Missoula. The Montana Museum of Art & Culture will sponsor a performance by German as part of the Friday Night Art Walk. Visit umt.edu/montanamuseum for a full schedule. Free and open to the public.

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WOMEN’S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 20: UM vs. Dawson Community College, Billings, 1 p.m. MT Sept. 20: UM vs. Great Falls, Billings, 5 p.m. MT

Feb. 20: Louisiana Tech Invitational: UM vs. Lamar, Ruston, Louisiana, 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.

MT

Sept. 21: UM vs. Minot State, Billings, 9 a.m. MT

Feb. 21: Louisiana Tech Invitational: UM vs. Texas Southern, Ruston, Louisiana, 9 a.m. MT

Sept. 21: UM at MSU Billings, Billings, 1 p.m. MT

Feb. 27-29: Libby Matson Classic, Stockton, California, all day

Sept. 28: Montana Fall Invitational: UM vs. North Idaho, Frenchtown, 1:15 p.m. MT

March 6-8: Springhill Suites Invitational, Boise, Idaho, all day

Sept. 28: Montana Fall Invitational: UM vs. Carroll, Frenchtown, 3:30 p.m. MT Oct. 4: Griz Fall Classic: UM vs.

Columbia Basin, Frenchtown, 1:15 p.m. MT Oct. 4: Griz Fall Classic: UM vs.

Williston State, Frenchtown, 3:30 p.m. MT Feb. 6: Hotel Encanto Classic, Las Cruces, New Mexico, all day Feb. 7: Hotel Encanto Classic, Las Cruces, New Mexico, all day Feb. 8: Hotel Encanto Classic, Las Cruces, New Mexico, all day Feb. 13: University of San Diego Classic, San Diego, California, all day

March 13: Fresno State Classic: UM vs. South Dakota, Fresno, California, 10 a.m. MT March 13: Fresno State Classic: UM vs. Minnesota, Fresno, California, 12:15 p.m. MT March 14: Fresno State Classic: UM at Fresno State, Fresno, California, 4:45 p.m. MT March 14: Fresno State Classic: UM vs. Providence, Fresno, California, 9:15 p.m. MT March 15: Fresno State Classic: UM vs. Cal Poly, Fresno, California, 12:15 p.m. MT March 18: Carroll at UM, Missoula, 2 p.m. MT March 21: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT

Feb. 14: University of San Diego Classic, San Diego, California, all day

March 22: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT

Feb. 15: University of San Diego Classic, San Diego, California, all day

March 28: UM at Sacramento State, Sacramento, California, 1 p.m. MT

March 29: UM at Sacramento State, Sacramento, 1 p.m. MT March 31: UM at UC Davis, Davis, California, 3 p.m. MT April 3: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 2:30 p.m. MT April 4: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT April 10: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 2:30 p.m. MT April 11: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT April 18: Southern Utah at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT April 19: Southern Utah at UM, Missoula, 1 p.m. MT April 22: Great Falls at UM, Missoula, 3 p.m. MT April 25: UM at Portland State, Portland, Oregon, 2 p.m. MT April 26: UM at Portland State, Portland, Oregon, 1 p.m. MT May 1: UM at Weber State, Ogden, Utah, 1 p.m. MT May 2: UM at Weber State, Ogden, Utah, 12 p.m. MT May 7: Big Sky Conference Tournament, TBA May 8: Big Sky Conference Tournament, TBA May 9: Big Sky Conference Tournament, TBA

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MEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULE Sept. 19-21: Montana State Invitational, Bozeman, all day

March 6: UM at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, TBA

April 4: UM vs. Air Force, Boise, Idaho, TBA

Oct 3-5: Boise State Invitational, Boise, Idaho, all day

March 8: UM at North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, TBA

April 5: UM at Boise State, Boise, Idah, TBA

Oct. 15-18: ITA Mountain Regional, Las Vegas, Nevada, all day

March 11: Southern Utah at UM, Missoula, TBA

April 11: UM at Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, TBA

Oct. 24-26: Gonzaga Invitational, Spokane, all day Jan. 30: UM at Utah State, Logan, Utah, TBA

March 20: Montana State at UM, Missoula, TBA March 21: Weber State at UM, Missoula, TBA

Feb. 1: UM at Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, TBA

March 27: Sacramento State at UM, Missoula, TBA

Feb. 21: UM at Portland State, Portland, Oregon, TBA

March 28: Northern Arizona at UM, Missoula, TBA

Feb. 22: UM at Portland, Portland, Oregon, TBA

April 1: UM at UNLV, Las Vegas, Nevada, TBA

Feb. 28: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, TBA

April 2: UM vs. Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada, TBA

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MMAC: Conversation with Artist Vanessa German – 5:10 p.m., Social Science Building Room 356. The Montana Museum of Art & Culture will host a lecture with German. Sponsored by the Jim and Jane Dew Visiting Artist Lecture Fund. Free and open to the public. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

Saturday, Nov. 8 Football: Griz vs. Eastern Washington University – Eastern Washington University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics.

Kickoff time to be announced.

Sunday, Nov. 9 Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring soprano Brigit Baglien and mezzo-soprano Emily Daniels in their junior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Concert: UM Jazz Small Groups – 7:30 p.m., Break Espresso. The UM School of Music will present the Jazz Small Groups in Jazz at the Break. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, Nov. 11 Veterans Day – No classes, offices

April 12: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, TBA April 18: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, TBA April 24: Big Sky Conference Tournament quarterfinals, TBA April 25: Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinals, TBA April 26: Big Sky Conference Tournament championship, TBA

closed. Information: Office of the Provost, officeoftheprovost@umontana.edu.

Wednesday, Nov. 12 Reception: 20th annual Juried Art Exhibition – 5-6:30 p.m., Gallery of Visual Arts. The 20th annual Juried Art Exhibition will feature remarks by Montana Museum of Art & Culture visiting artist Vanessa German. Free and open to the public. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

Lecture: “Cinematic Responses to the Shoah” – 5:30-7 p.m., Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Theta Rho Room. Clark Chatlain will present a lecture in conjunction with the Mansfield

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Calendar Continued from Page 36 Library exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.”

Free and open to the public. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, Nov. 13 MMAC Reception: Artist Vanessa German – 5 p.m., Performing Arts and Radio/Television Center Lobby. The Montana Museum of Art & Culture will host a reception for German, whose work is on display in the museum. Free and open to the public. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

Provost’s Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Alan Sillars – 6 p.m., University Center North Ballroom.

Communication studies Professor Alan Sillars will present a lecture as part of the Provost’s Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series. Sillars teaches and writes about interpersonal communication and communication in human conflict. His research is concerned with conflict and interpersonal perception, particularly within interpersonal relationships and families. Much of this research investigates the inferences that family members make during communication and how inferential processes contribute to understanding/misunderstanding among family members. Free and open to the public. Information: Office of the Provost, 243-4689.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Idaho State – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

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– 7 p.m., University Center Theater.

Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle, a series of films exploring civil rights in America, is presented by the UM African American Studies Program, the Project on American Democracy and Citizenship and the Mansfield Library.

Introduced by Tobin Miller Shearer. Free and open to the public. Information: Tobin Miller Shearer, tobin.shearer@mso.umt.edu.

UM Opera Theater – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents UM Opera Theater. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Friday, Nov. 14 UM All-Star Ensembles – 8 a.m., Music Building. The UM School of Music will present the All-Star Ensembles.

Information: James Smart, 243-4382, umt.edu/music/umallstars.

Saturday, Nov. 15 Football: Griz vs. Southern Utah University – 1 p.m., Southern Utah University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics.

America Recycles Day – Information: Eduard Stan, 243-5798, umt.edu/ greeningum/Operations/Recycling.

Volleyball: Grizzlies vs. Montana State – 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gymnasium. Visit gogriz.com for a roster, schedule and more information about Grizzly Athletics.

Monday, Nov. 17 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Western Montana – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

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Music Recital Hall. Featuring Sam Carl on viola and Chelsea Pierce on violin in their junior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Nov. 19 Celebrate Piano Series III – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The Celebrate Piano Series presents duo pianists Anderson and Roe. The premier piano duo of their generation, Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Roe have excited audiences around the globe. They will make their Missoula debut immediately following their autumn 2014 European tour.

Seating is reserved and tickets cost $35, $25 and $15. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, Nov. 20 State Board of Regents Meeting – 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Various locations.

Information: Office of the President, 243-2311.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., University Center. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Lecture on Book Burning and Civil Discourse – 5:30-7 p.m., Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Room Theta Rho Room. Mark Hanson, a lecturer in liberal studies at UM, will present a lecture on book burning and civil discourse in conjunction with the Mansfield Library exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.”

Free and open to the public. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu.

Moscow Ballet: “Great Russian Nutcracker” – 7 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The Moscow Ballet will present its version of the classic holiday ballet “The Nutcracker.”

Tickets range in cost from $22.50 to $175. They are available online at griztix.com, at the Adams Center Box Office and at all GrizTix outlets.

Information: Kelsi Plante, 243-5329.

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Calendar Continued from Page 37 Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle: “The Loving Story” – 7 p.m., University Center Theater. Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle, a series if films exploring civil rights in America, is presented by the UM African American Studies Program, the Project on American Democracy and Citizenship and the Mansfield Library. “The Loving Story,” introduced by Anya Jabour. Free and open to the public. Information: Tobin Miller Shearer, tobin.shearer@mso.umt.edu.

Film: “Tim’s Vermeer” – 7 p.m., Roxy Theater. The Montana Museum of Art & Culture and the Roxy Theater present “Tim’s Vermeer” by Teller of Penn & Teller.

Tim Jenison, an inventor who is untrained as a painter, sets up a camera obscura to investigate Vermeer’s controversial use of the device to paint his highly detailed canvases. Tickets will be available through the Roxy Theater.

Pricing information will be available online at theroxytheater.org. Information: MMAC, 243-2019, museum@umontana.edu, umt.edu/montanamuseum.

New Music Missoula – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series will present New Music Missoula, featuring new music by students in the composition program. This event is a fundraiser for the Composers Showcase, which will be held in April. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Friday, Nov. 21 State Board of Regents Meeting – 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Various locations.

Information: Office of the President, 243-2311.

Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Pacific – University of the Pacific. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

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ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Nonfiction Craft Lecture: Bernard Cooper – 12:10-1 p.m., McGill Hall Room 210. Cooper has written two memoirs, “Maps to Anywhere” and “Truth Serum,” as well as a novel, “Year of Rhymes,” and a collection of short

stories, “Guess Again.” His work has appeared in Story, Ploughshares, Harper’s, The Paris Review, The New York Times Magazine, five volumes of “The Best American Essays,” and has been read on “This American Life” as well as “Selected Shorts.” He has won numerous awards and prizes, among

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Calendar Continued from Page 38 them the PEN/Ernest Hemingway Award, an O. Henry Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. Cooper is a core faculty member in the MFA program at Bennington College and teaches in the Master of Professional Writing program at USC. He currently is completing a collection of essays titled “My Avant Garde Education,” due in 2015. Free and open to the public.

Sponsored by the UM Creative Writing Program. Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

Nonfiction Reading: Bernard Cooper – 7 p.m., Turner Hall Room Dell Brown Room. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the President’s Writers-in-Residence Series and the UM Creative Writing Program. Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@ mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

Oct. 3-5: Long Beach State Invitational, Long Beach, Calififornia, all day Oct. 24-26: Cal State Northridge

Concert: Jazz of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series will present this performance featuring UM Big Bands with special guest bassist and jazz composers Eik Applegate and Sentinel High School students. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, Nov. 22 Football: Brawl of the Wild – Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The Montana Grizzlies will face off against the Montana State University Bobcats in the 114th Brawl of the Wild. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Grizzly Football and other athletics.

Kickoff time to be announced.

Zootown Cabaret – 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. The UM School of Music will present this

Invitational, Northridge, California, all day Nov. 7-9: Gonzaga Invitational, Spokane, all day

musical theater song and dance review.

Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Tickets sold at the door. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Sunday, Nov. 23 Student Chamber Concert – 3 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Presented by UM School of Music students. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Monday, Nov. 24 UM Percussion Ensemble – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Featuring UM School of Music students. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Wednesday, Nov. 26 Student Travel Day – No classes.

Information: Office of the President, officeofthepresident@umontana.edu.

Thursday, Nov. 27 Basketball: Cancun Challenge – Cancun, Mexico. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. triplecrownsports.com/cancun/cancun.as p?eventid=35.

Thanksgiving Break – No classes, offices closed. Information: Office of the Provost, officeoftheprovost @umontana.edu.

Friday, Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Break – No classes, offices closed. Information: Office of the Provost, officeoftheprovost @umontana.edu.

Sunday, Nov. 30 School of Music Presents Handel’s “Messiah” – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Join the exceptional talents of UM voice faculty members and UM and community

musicians as the School of Music in cooperation with the International Choral Festival of Missoula bring George Frideric Handel’s masterpiece to life.

Proceeds from this concert go to the International Choral Festival and to UM School of Music student scholarships.

Donations accepted as admission.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Monday, Dec. 1 Student Employee of the Year Nominations – 8 a.m. Nominate your outstanding student employee for the annual Student Employee of the Year awards. The winner receives a $500 scholarship from Career Services.

Submit nominations online at umt.edu/career/StudentEmployment/ StudentEmployeeOfTheYear.php.

Information: Janay Whisman, janay.whisman@umontana.edu.

Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring tenor Arron Clark in his graduate recital, a cabaretstyle show drawing from contemporary musical theater and more. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, Dec. 2 Provost’s Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Joel Berger – 6 p.m., University Center North Ballroom. John J. Craighead Chair and Professor of Wildlife Conservation Joel Berger will present a lecture as part of the Provost’s

Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series.

Berger has addressed questions about how large iconic mammals survive and how to improve their conservation in natural systems in geographies as different as Asia, Africa and North America. The broad scope of his work includes social behavior and ecology of wild horses; behavioral and demographic consequences of horn removal in African rhinos; effects of predator reintroduction on prey species and on the structure of vertebrate communities; long-distance migration and how to protect migration corridors; effects of climate change in the Arctic on demography and persistence of musk oxen; and conservation of large mammals in Bhutan, Tibet and Mongolia.

He was a finalist for the 2014 Indianapolis Prize, the world’s leading award for animal conservation. Free and open to the public. Information: Office of the Provost, 243-4689.

Guitar Ensemble – 7 p.m., Music Building Room 218. The UM School of Music presents the Guitar Ensemble.

Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Student Ensemble Series – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents the Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Wednesday, Dec. 3 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center South Ballroom. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Student Ensemble Series: “Masterworks Performance” – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents the “Masterworks Performance.” The UM Symphony Orchestra, UM Choir and Chamber Chorale will combine for a presentation of choralorchestral masterwork. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, Dec. 4 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Wyoming – Dahlberg Arena.

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“Grand Illusion” will be followed by discussion, led by film studies Professor Phil Fandozzi, of the reasons for the Nazis proclaiming the film “Cinematic Enemy Number One” and later the French banning of the film. What was so controversial about this bitter-sweet, lyrical film that won numerous awards including the first foreign language to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award? Join to find out. This screening and discussion will be held in conjunction with the Mansfield Library exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.” Free and open to the public. Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

Friday, Dec. 12 Third annual Holiday Swing – 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. UM Jazz presents the third annual Holiday Swing, featuring singer/pianist Kate Skinner and holiday big band favorites of Stan Kenton, Count Basie and Duke Ellington. Call Rob Tapper at 243-6880 for ticket information. Information: Rob Tapper, 243-6880, umt.edu/music.

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Lecture on the Text in Judaism – 5:30-7 p.m., Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Room Theta Rho Room. Laurie Franklin, the spiritual reader and rabbi at Har Shalom, will present a lecture on the text in Judaism in conjunction with the Mansfield Library exhibit “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings.” Free and open to the public.

Information: Julie Biando Edwards, 243-4505, julie.edwards@umontana.edu, lib.umt.edu.

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Sunday, Dec. 7 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Carroll College – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Thursday, Dec. 11 UM Dining Christmas Cookie Cook-Off – 2 p.m., Food Zoo. UM students, staff and their families are invited to join UM Dining spread holiday cheer by baking and decorating Christmas Cookies. Participants may take a plate of their cookies home, and cookies also are donated to the local food bank. Bring your valid Griz Card for entry. Free and open to UM students, faculty, staff and their families. Information: Jeff Hainline, 243-4441, jeff.hainline@mso.umt.edu.

Film Screening: “Grand Illusion” (Too Real for the Nazis) – 6-10 p.m., University Center Theater. A screening of

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VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 12: Mountaineer Invitational: UM vs. St. Francis, Morgantown, West Virginia, 8 a.m.

MT Sept. 12: Mountaineer Invitational: UM vs. Seton Hall, Morgantown, West Virginia, 12 p.m.

MT Sept. 13: Mountaineer Invitational: UM vs. Kent State, Morgantown, 12 p.m. MT Sept. 13: Mountaineer Invitational: UM at West Virginia, Morgantown, 5 p.m. MT Sept. 18: Seattle at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Sept. 19: Seattle vs. Gonzaga, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Sept. 20: Gonzaga at UM, Missoula, 6 p.m. MT Sept. 25: UM at Weber State, Ogden, Utah, 7 p.m. MT

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Saturday, Dec. 13 Residence Halls Close for Fall Semester – Noon, Residence Halls. All residents must leave by noon unless prior arrangements have been made with the Residence Life Office. Information: Residence Life Office, 243-2611, housing@mso.umt.edu.

Third annual Holiday Swing – 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. UM Jazz presents the third annual Holiday Swing, featuring singer/pianist Kate Skinner and holiday big band favorites of Stan Kenton, Count Basie and Duke Ellington. Call Rob Tapper

Sept. 27: UM at Montana State, Bozeman, 7 p.m. MT

Oct. 30: Eastern Washington at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Oct. 3: North Dakota at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 1: Idaho at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Oct. 4: Northern Colorado at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 6: UM at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, 7 p.m. MT

Oct. 9: UM at Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Arizona, 8 p.m. MT Oct. 11: UM at Southern Utah, Cedar City, Utah, 7 p.m. MT Oct. 16: UM at Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, 8 p.m. MT

Nov. 8: UM at North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, 6 p.m.

MT Nov. 13: Idaho State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT Nov. 15: Montana State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Oct. 17: UM at Eastern Washington, Cheney, Washington, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 20: Big Sky Conference quarterfinals, TBA

Oct. 24: Portland State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 21: Big Sky Conference semifinals, TBA

Oct. 25: Sacramento State at UM, Missoula, 7 p.m. MT

Nov. 22: Big Sky Conference championship, TBA

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Information: Rob Tapper, 243-6880, umt.edu/music.

Sunday, Dec. 14 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Portland – University of Portland. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

Wednesday, Dec. 17 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Seattle – Seattle University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Friday, Dec. 19 Basketball: Lady Griz Holiday Classic – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tournament schedule to be announced.

Thursday, Jan. 1 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Northern Colorado – University of Northern Colorado. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

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Saturday, Jan. 3 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. North Dakota – University of North Dakota. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Wednesday, Jan. 7 Alternative Winter Break – Location to be announced. The Alternative Breaks program places teams of college students in community service and experiential learning positions during their winter or spring breaks. Students perform short-term projects for community agencies and learn about issues such as literacy, poverty, racism, hunger, homelessness and the environment. The Winter Break trip has the benefit of a short classroom course offered in conjunction with the trip. The course is a two-credit, 270-level Honors College course. The course will be held Jan. 7-9 and the trip will be Jan. 10-17. Information: Alternative Breaks Coordinator, alternativebreaks.um@hotmail.com, dhc.umt.edu/oce/student-volunteer-programs/alternativebreaks.php.

Thursday, Jan. 8 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Weber State – Dahlberg Arena.

Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Helena College. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Friday, Jan. 9 ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Helena College. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Saturday, Jan. 10 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Idaho State – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

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Friday, Jan. 16 UM All-Star High School Honor Choir – 8 a.m., Music Building. Call 243-6880 for more information.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, Jan. 17 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Montana State – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

Sunday, Jan. 18 UM All-Star High School Honor Choir Concert – 1 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Join us for the second annual All-Star Honor Choir event featuring high school singers from across the Northwest under the direction of one of the country’s foremost choral conductors, Anton Armstrong of St. Olaf College. This concert will also feature a special guest appearance by the UM Chamber Chorale. Tickets cost $5 at the door. All-Star participants, children age 12 or under and directors get in free.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, Jan. 20 Early Arrival for Residence Halls – Early arrival housing is available each day after 9 a.m. by checking into each hall’s area desk. There is an early arrival fee of $20 per day for each day before the first official day of housing, Jan. 24, 2015. Early arrival charges are added to the Cyberbear Account the first week of classes. Information: Residence Life Office, 243-2611, housing@mso.umt.edu.

Wednesday, Jan. 21 Exhibition: “Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War” – Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library

Main Floor. The UM African American Studies Program, the Project on American Democracy and Citizenship and the Mansfield Library will host this traveling exhibit. The exhibit is sponsored by the American Library Association and the National Constitution Center. Free and open to the public. Information: Tobin Miller Shearer, tobin.shearer@umontana.edu.

Spring Semester Refunds Begin – Financial aid refunds for spring semester students begin. Information: Financial Aid Office, 243-5373, faid@mso.umt.edu, umt.edu/finaid.

Thursday, Jan. 22 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Northern Arizona – Northern Arizona University.

Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Saturday, Jan. 24 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Southern Utah – Southern Utah University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Residence Halls Open for Spring Semester – First official day of Spring Semester housing. Check-in is available starting at 9 a.m. at each hall’s area desk. Information: Residence Life Office, 243-2611, housing@mso.umt.edu.

Sunday, Jan. 25 Celebrate Piano Series IV – 3 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The Celebrate Piano Series presents Margery Whatley, a piano soloist and chamber musician.

Whatley has performed at the United States Supreme Court at the request of former Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun; at the World Congress Center in Atlanta for the Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony; and at the Georgia Governor’s Mansion with her brother, Robert McDuffie, an internationally acclaimed violinist with whom she frequently collaborates.

Tickets cost $20 general, $15 for seniors or $10 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Tuesday, Jan. 27 Concerto/Aria Competition Preliminary Round – 4:30-10 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Presented by the UM School of Music. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, Jan. 28 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Concerto/Aria Competition Finalists Concert – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Presented by the UM School of Music. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, Jan. 29 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Portland State – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Tipoff time to be announced.

Saturday, Jan. 31 Basketball: Lady Griz vs.

Sacramento State – Dahlberg Arena.

Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Concert: Marching Band – Stadium Echoes – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents its annual indoor UM Marching Band concert. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Sunday, Feb. 1 UM General Scholarship Application Deadline – 5 p.m., Griz Central. Applications for 2015-16 UM General Scholarships are due to the Financial Aid Office in Griz Central.

Information: Financial Aid Office, 243-5373, faid@mso.umt.edu, umt.edu/finaid.

Tuesday, Feb. 3 Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring percussionist Robert LedBetter.

Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, Feb. 5 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Eastern Washington – Eastern Washington University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Friday, Feb. 6 ACDA Benefit Concert – 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts and Radio/Television Center Open Space. UM dance students

will perform an American College Dance Association benefit concert. Admission costs a minimum $5 donation.

Information: School of Theatre & Dance, 243-4481, umtheatredance@umontana.edu, umt.edu/umarts/theatredance.

Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Christopher Kirkpatrick and Maxine Ramey on clarinet. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, Feb. 7 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. University of Idaho – University of Idaho. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

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Basketball: Lady Griz vs. North Dakota – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Tuesday, Feb. 10 Spring Volunteer Fair – 10 a.m.2 p.m., University Center Atrium. The UM Office for Civic Engagement organizes a Volunteer Fair every semester to help nonprofit organizations in Missoula promote their services and help students find the volunteer opportunities they have been searching for. The Volunteer Fair is an excellent opportunity for potential volunteers to find service opportunities and meet face-to-face with local organizations. Organizations must pay $10 per table. Free and open to potential volunteers. Information: Colleen Kane, colleen.kane@mso.umt.edu, dhc.umt.edu/oce/student-volunteerprograms/volunteer-fair.php.

Wednesday, Feb. 11 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Spring Volunteer Fair – 10 a.m.2 p.m., University Center Atrium. The UM Office for Civic Engagement organizes a Volunteer Fair every semester to help nonprofit organizations in Missoula promote their services and help students find the volunteer opportunities they have been searching for. The Volunteer Fair is an excellent opportunity for potential volunteers to find service opportunities and meet face-to-face with local organizations. Organizations must pay $10 per table. Free and open to potential volunteers. Information: Colleen Kane, colleen.kane@mso.umt.edu, dhc.umt.edu/oce/student-volunteerprograms/volunteer-fair.php.

Lincoln Exhibit Lecture – Time and location to be announced. Diana J. Schaub, a professor of political science at Loyola University in Maryland will deliver a lecture on Lincoln to coincide with his birthday and the exhibit “Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War,” on display in the Mansfield Library. Information: Tobin Miller Shearer, tobin.shearer@umontana.edu.

Charter Day and Celebrate Academics – Various Locations.

Celebrate the 122nd anniversary of UM’s 1893 chartering by the Montana Legislature. Information: Angela Weisenburger, angela.weisenburger@umontana.edu.

2015 Charter Day Celebration – Noon, University Center Atrium.

Celebrate the 122nd anniversary of UM’s 1893 chartering by the Montana Legislature. Cupcakes will be served and UM students will provide musical entertainment. Free and open to the public. Information: Angela Weisenburger, angela.weisenburger@umontana.edu.

2015 Charter Day Awards Ceremony – 5 p.m., University Center Ballroom. Charter Day Awards recognize exemplary campus and community members. Free and open to the public. Information: Angela Weisenburger, angela.weisenburger@umontana.edu.

Friday, Feb. 13 Valentines for Peace – 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Davidson Honors College. An annual event hosted by the UM Honors Student Association in support of a peace and justice cause. Activities include letter writing, selling fair-trade chocolate and education about the cause. Free and open to the public. Information: Laure Pengelly Drake, 243-6140, laure.pengellydrake@umontana.edu.

BEAR NECESSITIES Concert: “Sing Me a Valentine” – 7 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. The UM School of Music presents this performance of classic love songs from the Great American Songbook. This is a benefit concert presented by Vienna Voices, students attending the school’s study abroad program in Vienna. Tickets cost $15 general or $10 for students. They are available at the door. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Concert: “Sing Me a Valentine” – 9 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. The UM School of Music presents this performance of classic love songs from the Great American Songbook. This is a benefit concert presented by Vienna Voices, students attending the school’s study abroad program in Vienna. Tickets cost $15 general or $10 for students. They are available at the door. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, Feb. 14 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Northern Colorado – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Sunday, Feb. 15 FAFSA Priority Awarding Deadline for Maximum Aid Eligibility – 8 a.m., Online. Students still are able to fill out a FAFSA after this date, but this is the deadline to receive the best possible aid. fafsa.gov.

Tuesday, Feb. 17 17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7 p.m., University Center Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

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TEDxUMontana – 3-8 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The second annual TEDxUMontana will feature some of the best minds, most innovative ideas, and engaging speakers from the University of Montana and the region.

This year we will focus on the theme of language. TEDxUMontana will examine our interactions with language from various aspects including programming language, preservation of native language and language as the stimulus for scientific and artistic advancement. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, selforganized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience.

Our event is called TEDxUMontana, where “x” indicates an independently organized TED event. At our TEDxUMontana event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. Tickets cost $40 general admission or $20 for students. They are available at umt.edu/tedx. Information: tedx@umontana.edu, umt.edu/tedx.

UMAA members or $10 for students.

Individual lectures cost $5 to attend.

They are available for purchase online at grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

Wednesday, Feb. 18 Big Sky Employment and Academic Enrichment Fair – 9 a.m.-3 p.m., University Center Ballroom. UM’s largest career fair offers students more than just a job. Organizations attending are looking to hire full-time professional positions, part-time positions, internships, summer jobs, volunteer opportunities, research and academic enrichment experiences in a wide range of career fields. Free and open to UM students and alumni. Information: Janay Whisman, careerfairs@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/CareerFairs/bsef.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

UM Big Bands: “How to Succeed in Swinging” – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents this performance, featuring the UM Big Bands and two of Seattle’s busiest jazz artists: Steve Treseler on saxophone and Jim Sisko on trumpet.

Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, Feb. 19 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Idaho State – Idaho State University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Poetry Reading: Thomas Sayers Ellis – 7 p.m., Turner Hall Room Dell Brown Room. Thomas Sayers Ellis is the author of two poetry collections, “Skin, Inc.” and “The Maverick Room,” which won the John C. Zacharis First Book Award. His poems and photographs have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, including Best American Poetry 1997, 2001 and 2010, Callaloo, Grand Street, The Baffler, Jubilat, Tin House, Poetry and The Nation. He is an assistant professor of writing at Sarah Lawrence College, a faculty member of the Lesley University low-residency MFA Program and a Caven Canem faculty member. Sayers Ellis is the UM Creative Writing Program’s Visiting Hugo Fellow for spring semester 2015. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the UM Creative Writing Program. Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

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gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Sunday, Feb. 22 Concert Band Festival – 8 a.m., Music Building. Call James Smart at 243-6880 for more information.

Information: James Smart, 243-6880, umt.edu/music.

Monday, Feb. 23 ASUM Senate Meeting – 5 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Formal lobbying by UM student groups. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Tuesday, Feb. 24 ASUM Senate Meeting – 5 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Formal lobbying by UM student groups. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7-8:30 p.m., University Center Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

Lectures cover different aspects of one larger series topic and are presented by UM faculty members. Series tickets cost $20 for the general public, $15 for UMAA members or $10 for students. Individual lectures cost $5 to attend. They are available for purchase online at grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

Wednesday, Feb. 25 Saturday, Feb. 21 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Weber State – Weber State University. Visit

Concert: Freedom Sings – Time to be announced, George and Jane Dennison

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Calendar Continued from Page 47 Theatre. Freedom Sings is the entertaining, engaging and inspiring story of free speech in America told through rock, pop, hip-hop and country music. An all-star cast of musicians revisits turning points in contemporary history with performances of songs made famous by the Beatles, Black Eyed Peas, Miranda Lambert, Beyonce, Loretta Lynn and more. Multimedia and a riveting narration make this a singular entertainment experience. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by UM Productions. Information: Mati Tressler, marketing@umproductions.org.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 5 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Formal lobbying by UM student groups. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, Feb. 26 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. University of Idaho – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 5 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Formal lobbying by UM student groups. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Saturday, Feb. 28 Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Eastern Washington – Dahlberg Arena. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Tuesday, March 3 17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7-8:30 p.m., University Center

Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

Lectures cover different aspects of one larger series topic and are presented by UM faculty members. Series tickets cost $20 for the general public, $15 for UMAA members or $10 for students. Individual lectures cost $5 to attend. They are available for purchase online at grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

Symphonic Wind Ensemble – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Friday, March 6 ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m.

Helena College. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

UM Spring Percussion Concert – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series.

Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, March 4

Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Steven Hesla on piano. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Helena College. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Saturday, March 7

Career Services Workshop: Resume and Cover Letter Writing – 3:30 p.m., Lommasson Center 154.

Create a resume and cover letter that will effectively market your talents to employers. Career Services will teach participants how to create a plan for targeting their job search in challenging economic times and communicate their skills to compete in today’s labor market.

Free and open to UM students and alumni. Information: Career Services, 243-2022, careers@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/CareerResources/ Workshops/default.php.

Thursday, March 5 ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Helena College. State Board of Regents meeting. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring soprano Elin Peterson in her senior recital. Free and open to the public. Information:

Basketball: Lady Griz vs. Montana State – Montana State University. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics. Tipoff time to be announced.

Tuesday, March 10 17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7-8:30 p.m., University Center Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

Lectures cover different aspects of one larger series topic and are presented by UM faculty members. Series tickets cost $20 for the general public, $15 for UMAA members or $10 for students. Individual lectures cost $5 to attend. They are available for purchase online at grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

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Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Continued from Page 48 Faculty and Guest Artist Series: AllBach Concert – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. In celebration of composer Johann Sebastian Bach’s 329th birthday, the UM School of Music will present this All-Bach Concert. Performances include the UM Chamber Chorale directed by David Edmonds, Nancy Cooper on organ and harpsichord, Margaret Lund Schuberg on flute, Jennifer Gookin Cavanaugh on oboe, Margaret Nichols Baldridge on violin and more. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, March 11 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The

Thursday, March 12 Basketball: Women’s Big Sky Conference Tournament – Site to be announced. Visit gogriz.com for schedules, rosters and news about Lady Griz basketball and other athletics.

Conference schedule to be announced.

Sunday, March 15 Student Recital Series – 3 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Lisa Munoz on flute and percussionist Hannah Hutchins in their junior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Monday, March 16 Concert: UM Jazz Small Groups – 7:30 p.m., Break Espresso. The UM School of Music presents the Jazz Small Groups in Jazz at the Break. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, March 17 17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7-8:30 p.m., University Center Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

Lectures cover different aspects of one larger series topic and are presented by UM faculty members. Series tickets cost $20 for the general public, $15 for UMAA members or $10 for students. Individual lectures cost $5 to attend. They are available for purchase online at

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Calendar Continued from Page 49 grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Christopher Kirkpatrick on clarinet and Johan Eriksson on saxophone.

Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Play: “Pippen” – 7:30 p.m., Montana Theatre. Students from the School of Art and School of Theatre & Dance will present “Pippen,” by Roger O. Hirson and Stephen Schwartz. Tickets cost $20 for general public, $16 for seniors and students or $10 for children age 12 and under. Information: School of Theatre & Dance, 243-4481, umtheatredance@umontana.edu, tickets.umtheatredance.org.

Wednesday, March 18 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., Missoula College West Campus. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, March 19 Faculty and Guest Artist Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring soprano Anne Basinski and Aneta Panusz on piano. Admission costs $12 for general or $8 for students and seniors. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Friday, March 20 Fiction Reading: Antonya Nelson – 7 p.m., Turner Hall Room Dell Brown Room. Antonya Nelson is the author of eleven books of fiction, most recently the story collection “Funny Once“ and the novel “Bound.” Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Esquire, Harper’s,

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by The New Yorker as one of the “20 young fiction writers for the new

millennium.” She is the recipient of the Rea Award for Short Fiction, a 2000-2001 NEA Grant, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Nelson teaches creative writing at University of Houston and the Warren Wilson MFA program. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the

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Calendar Continued from Page 50 President’s Writers-in-Residence Series and the UM Creative Writing Program.

Information: Karin Schalm, karin.schalm@mso.umt.edu, cas.umt.edu/creativewriting.

UM Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Sunday, March 22 International Culture and Food Festival – Noon-5 p.m., University Center. Thousands of community members are expected to attend the event, which in past years has featured a world food bazaar, international culture show, children’s world, ethnic cultural pavilions and a silent auction. Open to the public. Information: Mona Mondava, fsss@umontana.edu, umt.edu/fsss.

Monday, March 23 Choir Concert: “Songs of Life and Light” – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. The UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series presents this performance featuring the UM Choir and Women’s Choir. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, March 24 17th annual Community Lecture Series – 7-8:30 p.m., University Center Theater. The Community Lecture Series is hosted by the UM Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association.

Lectures cover different aspects of one larger series topic and are presented by UM faculty members. Series tickets cost $20 for the general public, $15 for UMAA members or $10 for students. Individual

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lectures cost $5 to attend. They are available for purchase online at grizalum.org. Lecture title and presenter to be announced. Information: Office of Alumni Relations, 243-4021, grizalum.org.

Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Charlotte Leong and Lhanna Writesel on alto saxophone in their junior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, March 25 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 326-327. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, March 26 35th annual Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival – 8 a.m., Various locations.

Come hear outstanding young musicians perform each day, professionals presenting sessions on jazz improvisation along with master classes on every instrument. Each evening you will hear the “Best Section High School Big Band,” outstanding high school soloists and the UM Jazz Ensemble I along with special guest artists Paul McKee on trombone, Steve Owen on saxophone, Chris Smith on drum set and much more. Events are held in the George and Jane Dennison Theatre and in the Music Building. Check the schedule for details on performances.

Reserved seating tickets for adults cost $18 per night or $30 for both nights. For students and seniors tickets cost $10 per night or $15 for both nights. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, March 28 Alternative Spring Break – Location to be announced. The Alternative Breaks program places teams of college students in community service and experiential learning positions during

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their winter or spring breaks. Students perform short-term projects for community agencies and learn about issues such as literacy, poverty, racism, hunger, homelessness and the environment. Previous UM trips include working with homeless populations in Hollywood, restoring native vegetation in Arches National Park in Utah and working with early childhood education programs in San Diego. The cost of participation varies. Trips are open to UM students. Information: Alternative Breaks Coordinator, alternativebreaks.um@hotmail.com, dhc.umt.edu/oce/student-volunteerprograms/alternative-breaks.php.

Wednesday, April 8 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center South Ballroom. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Friday, April 10 UM Keyboard Festival – 8 a.m., Music Building. The UM School of Music presents the UM Keyboard Festival, featuring special guest artist Stephen Beus. For more information call Christopher Hahn at 243-6490.

Information: Christopher Hahn, 243-6490, umt.edu/music.

Sunday, April 12 National Student Employment Week – Join in the national recognition of student employees by celebrating those who work at UM. Information: Janay Whisman, janay.whisman@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/StudentEmployment.

Celebrate Piano Series V – 3 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The Celebrate Piano Series presents Stephen Beus. Beus distinguished his artistry early by winning the national title of all three Music Teachers National Association piano

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Mountain biker Sam Schultz, left, and Eric Gabster, vice chairman for Mountain Line’s board of directors, look at one of the four repair stands and vending machines at the “fixtation” at Lewis and Clark Villages. A fifth will be built at Southgate Mall this fall.

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Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring soprano Carly Beadle in her graduate recital, accompanied by Linda Stratton on piano. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

competitions: Junior, Senior and Young Artist. Only one other American pianist has won this honor, a “Triple Crown” in the piano world. In the space of four months, Beus went on to win first prize in the 2006 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, first place in the Vendome Prize International Competition (Lisbon) and was awarded the Max I. Allen Fellowship of the American Pianists Association. He now serves on the artist faculty of the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Tickets cost $20 general, $15 for seniors or $10 for students.

Monday, April 13 UM Chamber Chorale: “As Waves That Seek the Stone” – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. The UM School of Music Chamber Chorale offers a

retrospective of the season in a dramatic program with the music of love, loss and the glories of nature. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, April 14 Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring Lucas Mesenko in his composition senior recital. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Wednesday, April 15 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Concert: Jazz Workshop Band and Lab Jazz Bands – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring students from the UM School of Music along with a special guest. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Friday, April 17 Student Recital Series – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring soprano Taylor Caprara and soprano Leah Payne in their junior recital. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

UM World Rhythms Concert – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series.

Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, April 18 Earth Week – Various locations. Every April, UM and the Missoula community

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share Earth Week activities. Typical activities are described at umt.edu/earthday. Events include Ecopentathalon, river cleanup, wildlands restoration, special recycling events, and a sustainability fair at Caras Park.

Sponsored by UM Office of Sustainability and numerous community groups.

Information: Vicki Watson, 243-5153, vicki.watson@umontana.edu, umt.edu/earthday.

Zootown Cabaret – 7 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. The UM School of Music presents this musical theater song and dance review. Tickets available at the door. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Zootown Cabaret – 9 p.m., Missoula Winery and Event Center. The UM School of Music presents this musical theater song and dance review. Tickets available at the door. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Sunday, April 19 29th annual Multi-State Educators’ Career Fair – 1-6 p.m., Phyllis J. Washington Education Center. The Montana Treasures pre-fair events will give teacher candidates the opportunity to attend Montana School District Information Sessions, network with Montana school district personnel at the Ice Cream Social, have their resumes critiqued by Career Services professional counselors and attend the Welcome and Strategy Session. Attend the Welcome and Strategy session to learn what to expect at the Educators’ Career Fair.

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Monday, April 20 29th annual Multi-State Educators’ Career Fair – 10 a.m.-3 p.m., University Center Ballroom. The Montana Treasures pre-fair events will give teacher candidates the opportunity to attend Montana School District Information Sessions, network with Montana school district personnel at the ice cream social, have their resumes critiqued by career services professional counselors and attend the welcome and strategy session. Attend the welcome and strategy session to learn what to expect at the Educators’ Career Fair. Watch a live mock interview with a school district recruiter and a teacher candidate to fully prepare you for a great career fair. Cost to attend is $25, open to the public.

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Tuesday, April 21 Annual Jazz Arrangers Concert – 7:30 p.m., Music Building Room TBA. Featuring the UM Jazz Ensemble I and

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Calendar Continued from Page 53 Jazz Band II, with new music created for Big Band by UM musicians and special guest/award-winning composer/arranger James Miley. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, April 22 Career Services Workshop: Job Search and Interviewing – 3:30 p.m., Lommasson Center 154. When you have completed your job search strategy there is one thing left to do: the finishing touches. Learn how to relax into an interview and put your best foot forward.

Also, hear how to present your achievements and accomplishments to employers through the effective use of a portfolio. Open to UM students and alumni. Information: Career Services, 243-2022, careers@umontana.edu, umt.edu/career/CareerResources/Works hops/default.php.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., Missoula College UM HB01. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public. Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Thursday, April 23 UM Opera Theater – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble

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Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Monday, April 27 Composers Showcase – 10-11 a.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Composers Showcase – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, April 29 Composers Showcase – 2:10 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Composers Showcase – 2:10 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 326-327. The weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Composers Showcase – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Composers Showcase – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Concert: Symphonic Wind Ensemble – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885.

Tuesday, April 28 Composers Showcase – 2:10 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring new music by students in the UM School of Music composition program and a guest composer. Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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Thursday, April 30 Capps-Rickard Singer of the Year Scholarship Finals Concert – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall.

Presented by the UM School of Music. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

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weekly meeting of the Associated Students of UM. Open to the public.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Honors Convocation – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall. Featuring the UM Symphony Orchestra and the 2013 Concerto/Aria Competition winners.

Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Thursday, May 7 Monday, May 4 Concert: “Choral Ovations” – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Featuring the UM Choir, Chamber Chorale and Women’s Choir. End the choral season with a bang as all three UM Choirs perform some of the most grandiose and bombastic choral “ovations” in their repertoire. Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Tuesday, May 5 Guitar Ensemble – 7 p.m., Music Building Room 218. The UM School of Music presents the Guitar Ensemble.

Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Concert: Concert Band – 7:30 p.m., George and Jane Dennison Theatre. Presented by the UM School of Music Student Ensemble Series.

Admission costs $11 for general, $6 for seniors or $5 for students.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

Wednesday, May 6 ASUM Senate Meeting – 6 p.m., University Center Room 330-331. The

Trombone Solo Night and Raffle – 7:30 p.m., Music Recital Hall.

Students will deliver solo trombone performances featuring music from Bach to The Beatles. Raffle tickets for prizes will be available for purchase.

Free and open to the public.

Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

must leave by noon unless prior arrangements have been made with the Residence Life Office. Information: Residence Life Office, 243-2611, housing@mso.umt.edu.

Wednesday, May 20 Summer Session Refunds Begin – 8 a.m., Lommasson Center Room Griz Central. Financial aid refunds will begin for summer session students.

Information: Financial Aid Office, 243-5373, faid@mso.umt.edu, umt.edu/finaid.

Thursday, May 21 ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Flathead Valley Community College.

State Board of Regents meeting.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

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Concert: Small Groups Jazz BASH! – 3 p.m., Music Building Room 105. Presented by the UM School of Music Small Groups. Free and open to the public. Information: Cheri Ferguson, 243-6885, umt.edu/music.

ASUM Senate Meeting – 8 a.m., Flathead Valley Community College.

State Board of Regents meeting.

Information: ASUM Administration Office, 243-2451.

Sunday, June 21 Friday, May 15 Work Study End Date – 8 a.m., Various locations. Last day of employment for students with federal Work Study awards. Information: Financial Aid Office, 243-5373.

UM Summer Music Camp – 8 a.m., Music Building. Choose from four camps: Concert Band/Jazz, Choir, Piano or Strings. For more information call Kevin Griggs at 370-8730. Information: Kevin Griggs, 370-8730, umt.edu/music.

Saturday, May 16

Tuesday, June 30

Residence Halls Close for Spring Semester – Residence Halls close at noon for summer break. All residents

2014-15 FAFSA Deadline – 8 a.m., Online. Deadline to file the 2014-15 FAFSA. Information: fafsa.gov.

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