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Bozeman Jnd the 'Urrounding Areas s U1v11vc F~l~ 1995 JIN~ JIJD)JE THIS ISSUE pages 2-3 · Summertime Wintertime Anytime ... Find out what there 1s lo <lo in Bozeman Jnd the 'urrounding areas. ~~;,..t~ page 15 , . Local 24-hour rcstauranb sa isly 'tudents' .ppctit.::> .md provide a change of sccnary for Studying PRAYER IN SCHOOL? Campus religiou, groups offer friendship, fun and <.piritual growth. n . page_14 Fun and Games ~ 111 ~ :~~~~~ar,°~~~i~·~ ,. spectator or a dtc , hard sports junkie, 'ou U wane ro check out the schedule of upcommg sponmg en:ms. hnd our wh.lt's m store for @ MSU\ football and TEPPING vollerball squads. into the future 2 Page · Summer Orientation 1995 ASMSU Exponent Sutntner IN Bozetnan o Hiking, biking and outdoor theater top the list of summer activities Sarah Porter Exponent managing ediror You've c:a.ken your last torturous final, the sun is beating down, the air is hot and humid and it's time to decide how to spend your ultimate summer. With the mountains as your playground, many relaxing and enduring summer activities are awaiting you in Bozeman.. For those who enjoy a day or two or even a few hours of hiking, the mountains offer the enjoyment you've been searching for. Hyalite area is located just south of Bozeman, off 19th Street. Something for everyone is offered here. The drive through the canyon is beauty in itself. The creek races you upward and many forms ofwildlife can be sported. Once you reach Hyalire Reservoir, the trails are in your reach. Palisade Falis National Recreational Trail is easy access because it is designed for people with disabilities. The path is paved and wide enough for wheelchairs. Ar the rop of the rrail, there is a beautiful waterfall for all to enjoy. For the more enduring, Hyalite Peak Trail rises more than 3,000 fr. and passes 10 waterfaUs. Another range of moLmtains that offers trails for all types of hikers are the Bridgers. They can be reached by going north ofBozeman on Bridger Dnve which eventually turns into U.S. 86. Bridger Foothills· National Recreational Trail is for adventurous persons. It is a 21-mile trail, which runs from the picnic area of the "M" to the Fairy Lake Campground. Ir passes seYeral canyons and is a strenuous hike. Another trail, Sacajawea Peak Trail is a two-mile hike which rises 2,000 ft. Ir offers a spectacular view of the Gallatin Valley and Crazy Mountains ro photo by Ben t t the easr. Sammy Buxton, a senior in graphic design, carves a tum in Flathead Lake. One of the favorite local spots on the I. is Davis Beach where the burgers are juicy and the hospitality is excellent. The lake is located about an hour nort. See Summer page 4 Mtssuwa, uuardering the Mission Mountains. Winter in Bozeman provides plethora of fun things to dt nearby Spanish Peaks and the Gallatin )latio1 Sarah Porter Forest. Take the rime to enjoy Montana at 1 Exponent mru1aging ediror • best. · Old Montana awaits the cross-counrr\' sl \Vhen the ·white powder blankets the frozen ar Bohart Rillch Cross Countr\' Sk1-Cent~r. ground, the frisky winter feelings srarr to prevail. Groomed and tracked trails continue for 30 Despite weather that can be chilling and snow for both diagonal and skating techniques. storms known to strand people, two well-known Located in Bridger Canyon, Bohart is to be > ski areas, Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Ski and lo\'ed b\' all. Summer Resort, keep everyone on the go. Snowmobiling rakes you into the heart • 1 A beautiful mountain range, with a vertical the outback like no other equipment or mac, rise of 2,000 feet, dominates Bozeman's outback. can. With engines roaring and snow flying, Bridger Bowl is located 16 miles north of snowmobiling rakes on a dillerent twist oft Bozeman on Highway 86. The average snowfall old winter fun. Gallatin Canyon, Hvalire, is 350 inches and fivechair lifts cover more then Bridger Range and Yellowstone Park Trails I 1,200 acres of varying terrain. The alpine slopes please any snowmobiler's cra\'ing for a fast­ give skiers of all ages and abilities hours of paced adventure. enjoyment. Lift tickers are $25/day for adults, a What do you get when you cross a gre) price which cannot be beat. With the powder­ hound bus and a snowmobile? A snowcoac 1 filled bowls and beautiful scenery of the Bridger Equipped with heaters, large windows and < Mountains, Bridger Bowl is sure to meet every hatches, the snowcoach transports visitors i 1 skier's expectations. Yellowstone r ational Park. This is an exec Tired of standing in lines and not spending way to see majestic Yellowstone during the I your ti.me skiing? Then come to Big Sky where snowy season. they offer 12 lifts, including two high-speed You are sure to find other ways to play~ 1 quads. High atop Andesite and Lone Mountain, is mountains when they are covered with snow every skier and snow boarder's ultimate dream Many people enjoy sledding and inner- 1 adventure. Over 400 inches of snow is in store tubing in the mountains and around the tor for you at Big Sky, where there are 61 runs over When the run becomes wet and rurns to ic 2,200 acres of in-bound ski terrain. Also, Big Sky watch out, because flying down a steep hil• - is installing a tram this summer that will give the hining a jump at top speeds doesn't alway! · resort the most vertical feet in the United States. leave your bones in one piece. Another type of skiing offers pleasure for More mild-mannered events can also !: those who want to take more time to enjoy the found in Bozeman. beauty of nature enclosing them. N ordic skiers Bozeman's annual Christmas Stroll bo • can fulfill their wildest dreams with trails offered Christmas lights decorating the streets anc around the Bozeman area. houses, music, laughter, sleigh bells, shop)· Lone M ountain Ranch has 75 km of profes­ food, crafts and plenty of Chrisonas joy S[l , sionally groomed trails to offer terrain for every The stroll offers a variety of entertainment level of skier. The Ranch also offers an all day the young and old alike. guided ska tour mto Yellowsrone National Park. Bozeman has something for everyone Other tours take you to the heart of back country during the' winter months. Whate\·er you Steve Kieley floats a frontside stiffy at Big Sky. beauty and challenging telemark terrain of the pleasure may be, you'll surely be satisfied. ASMSU Exponent Summer Orientation 1995 Page 3 ozeman: a sinall tow-n w-ith big tow-n activities o Going to school at Montana State is more than just classes and studies other srudents attending the uni­ Sarah Porter versity. Exponem managing editor Ifsports are more your craving than MSU has )USt what you've College is a time to expand the been looking for. The Intramural mind beyond its maximum hori­ Athletic Depamnent offers srudents zons. Yeah, right-what about the everything from table tennis to bas­ time to let loose and have some fun? ketball. Regular games and tourna­ Montana State and the city of ments are scheduled, so JOin a team Bozeman offer srudems a variety of or make a team of your own to activities in which to panicipate pamcipate in a healthy way to have during the academic school year. some fun. First of all, MSU alone hosts If you are into movies contam­ many extracurricular activines. ing action-packed advenrure, com­ From inrramurals to academic clubs, edy, romance, drama, classics and MSU has something for everyone. mystery, there are man) choices to Need a break from srudymg? satisfy vour wants m Bozeman. Well head down to the REC Center The Procrasunator Theater 1s located in the basement ofthe Strand an ASMSU Campus Entertainment Union Building (SUB). Bowlmg, Commmee that provides movies pool and video games are on tap. This is also a good way to mt:et See Bozeman page 4 photo by Ben Croft al children race around the comer at the Geyser Park go-cart track. Geyser Park offers numerous forms of usement, including miniature golf, batting cages and video games. The park provides college students with the perfect portunity to unwind after a difficult test day. Geyser Park is located just north of the freeway at 2360 N. 7th Avenue. , op by and visit sometime! Hiking Boots Vasque, Merrell, TlIDberfand, Asolo, Hi-Tee, Nike Sport Sandals Teva, Nike, Tunberland, Ecco Casual Shoes Rockp<>n, Timberland, Clarks, &co, Dexter, Birkenstock Clothing Ttmberland, Gramicci, Woolrich Western Boots Tony Lama, Wilson. Hathorn • LARGEST SELECTION OF MTN BIKES Boots INCLUDING SCHWINN AND DIAMOND Schnee's Pacs, Red Wing, Danner, White's, Hathorn BACK -Montana's Largest Footwear Selection- • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND REPAIRS C...f>tlN£~, • PARTS AND ACCESSORIES vTd> • SELLING BIKES SINCE 1895 BOOTS & SHOES 121 West Mam• Downtown Bozeman• 587-0981 OPEN SUNDAYS II - 4 Mon-Fri 8 to 8, Sat 9-6, Sun 11-5 .-------....---:-~ Owenhouse ~ iCEHardware .. :, - ~- l s..ko .. Srrul I H~ -.. - ~- ·,-~;....; ' 0 : 15 4l~~T 327 I 36E. MAIN• oq~NTOWN BOZ~~AN ~- 5~l-- ~01 .· .. ~.w.ll 8/ 96 30568- 75 .• I. 4 Page · Summer O rientation 1995 · ASMSU Bozeman ________ from page 3 for students Thursday-Sunday at space. A definite thrill for seekers a day. Batting cages, miniature discounts rates ranging from $.9S­ of the past world. golf course and go-carts arc all $2. SO; its a cheap date. The Iftechnology and communi­ part of the fun.
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