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Montana Kaimin Muslim converts of Missoula الوسيم نم لوحت ملسم NEWS Budget woes, ARTS Confronting SPORTS What you take three the Anthropocene missed during March Madness Issue No. 21 March 21, 2018 KIOSK Caitlin Wind, a UM senior, poses for a portrait in the University Center atrium on Sunday, March 11. Wind feels that her hijab ON THE COVERWeek of 3/19/18 - 3/25/18 empowers her and has raised her self-esteem. “I didn’t like how men would look at me as a piece of meat,” Wind said. With a hijab, she added, she “didn’t The Montana Kaimin is a weekly independent student newspaper at the University have to prove [she] was beautiful. PHOTO ELI IMADALI of Montana. For comments, corrections or letters to the editor, contact The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. 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DOOM OUR TENANT LUG SPECTER WAR 55 Magician's word 58 In name only ENSILE EAR RAVE 60 Missionary's MINING PAYEE target ACCIDENT SOT 61 Free of guile PORTENT CONTROL 62 Aardvark's AREA DISINCLINE paradise CAST EMIT HENCE 63 Break ELSE DENY ORDER 2 March 21-27, 2018 montanakaimin.com OPINION KAIMIN EDITORIAL Being poor is totally normal and having a lame spring break is, too Snow is melting, Chacos are reappearing, footballs binge drinking, it’s climbing with your bros followed by Vacations cost money you might not have, after all. and slacklines are making their way back to the Oval. binge drinking. “What are your plans for spring break?” The demographic with the highest level of poverty in Spring is here. This is a time of awakening, growth and followed by, “The desert, man!” is an exchange we’ve Missoula is women and men between the ages of 18 and rejuvenation, for both plants and students. There is per- all heard a few too many times while walking our bikes 24. A lot of students don’t have the money to fly some- haps no better time to express this newfound sense of across the Higgins Avenue bridge. where for spring break or to pay for gas for an 800-mile energy we all possess than during the upcoming sacred It’s easy to feel left out about your inability to fund a drive to southern Utah. Some students can’t even take week that is spring break. trip when listening to fellow students describe their ex- work off; for some, campus being shut down has nothing If students are to glean their understanding of the travagant spring break plans, but you should know that if to do with whether or not they're clocking in at Jimmy traditional and correct way to spend spring break from you do fall into this category, you’re not alone. So much of John's to be able to pay rent. movies, the week-long vacation is a time for the suspen- the perception that everyone but you is out adventuring So, if you’re sticking around for spring break, try not sion of open container laws, for developing an inexplica- this time of year is driven by social media. Compulsive to worry that you’re missing out on vital experiences. The bly serious commitment to beach volleyball, for exciting Instagram, Facebook and Twitter posting is used to show weather in Missoula is supposed to be good next week but ultimately vacuous flings and for sleepless nights off evidence of the most beautiful and enviable of expe- anyway. filled with inane conversations and binge drinking. riences. No one is posting Instagram stories of the third In Missoula, the stereotypical and presumptive bowl of cereal they’ve eaten on their living room floor, LIKE IT? HATE IT? WISH WE WERE DEAD? spring break typically includes Arches National Park. but rest assured, many people have spent their spring Email us your opinions at [email protected] Instead of beach volleyball with your bros followed by break in this exact state. KAIMIN COMIC RENE SANCHEZ [email protected]/@ReneSanchez440 montanakaimin.com March 21-27, 2018 3 OPINION KAIMIN COLUMN Congrats.