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THE ASMSU September 6, 2007 • Vol THE ASMSU September 6, 2007 • Vol. 102, Issue 03 RATS!!! READING 6 ~RITING 6 ~ veri onwireless Connec On ollege Ni • Join us for collehge nighpt ~da~dti::S~~~i~I:. on the latest p ones, 0 The first smartphone that really rocks. Introducing the new MOTO Q™ music 9m • Windows Mobile 6.0 •Emal~ Internet and Messaging capable • V CAST Music & Bluetooth• stereo headset capable for<; QQ 01 iv $299.99 2-year price less $50 mail-in rebate & $100 advanced device credit. Requires new 2-year agreement on data plan, data feature or voice & email plans. $149.99 2-yr. prit.ll- $50 maiHn rcllaf!!. NW!kyr,activation l'l!quired op a $59.99 Broad andf\CQ!SS Plan College Night at your local Verizon Wireless Communications Store is Thursday, September 6, from 6 - Spm 1623 W. Main St. 406-585-9205 VerizonliveEvents.com ActJvaUon lee per hne. $35 IMPORTAllT CONSUMER INFORMATION: Sub1ect to Customer Agmt. Calling Plan, rebate form and credit approval. 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Hall where he both enjoys a variety of art classes as well as TABLE OF CONTENT 3 YOU ARE HERE works part time. Unless of course, he happens to be enjoying his other past time of tree climbing. Previously Brent lived in Great Falls before he NEWS 5 OF THE WEIRD ventured to Bozeman for a degree in Graphic Design with a minor in Small Business Management. 6 READING He plans to leave the great state of Montana after LACEY GRAY evaluates the international compet1t1on and graduation. He is considering moving to either the makes a plea for better American literacy. Senously, who needs Portland or Seattle area. literacy? I talk good 7 SCIENTIFIC NOTION SUBMIT YOUR 8 CATS AFTER DARK cover art Prolific editor LACEY GRAY makes another appearance this time talking about the poss1b1l1ty of some late night Streamline baseball practice. Second Base anyone? Shock ofshocks, the Exponent is produced !?Y stu­ dents, and guess what?! We want your anwork plas­ DISTRACTIONS 10 CALENDAR tered all over our recycled-paper body. Well maybe, Get the 411. your FYI. the low-down on the hoe downs. Its all not that so much, but definitely on our cover. here guys' Featured artists get the benefit of being seen by nearly io,ooo faces. Try fitting that into a gallery! 12 SCREEN -THE LAST UNICORN Give us a jingle, or drop us a line, we'd be happy Quite possibly the most entertaining article in this entire paper. to help you out. (Hey, per chance, can you scratch If you must start somewhere. this 1s the page But then. why my back.... lower. Thanks.) would you trust me? STATIC 13 POLITICS THE VANDER WAY email: redesignraexponent.montana.edu Poor Idaho Senator Larry Craig can't escape the wrath of the phone: 406/994.2224 Minneapolis PD, let alone RUNE VANDER WEY. 14 THE BEAT ····· ················· ···················································· SCOTI OBERNESSER's got your back. Here's what's going on 1n your world, Bozeman Stay classy. AN INDEX boilerplate I thrnk this has something to do with your money getting spent The ASMSU Exponent prints EDITORIAL DEADLINE: Monday at five p.m prior to w•thout your perm1ss1on. Don' t ask me. ask PAT LINN. approximately 5,000 copies every Thursday and 1s free of publ1cat1on date charge at nearly 65 locations. SOLID START FROM SQUARE ONE limited one per reader. Ad­ SALES DEADLINE: REC[REATION] 16 Friday at five p.m. prior to The fighting Bobcats made their way down to Texas A&M. only d1t1onal copies of the current issue of The ASMU Exponent publication date. Deadline to corrie back crying. However. DUSTIN CICHOSZ seems to find may be purchased for $1.00. may shift at the d1scret1on of a silver lining in this. 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