Showing posts with label Natalie Neumann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natalie Neumann. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2008

Campus Construction


The University of Montana Admissions markets its pristine landscape to entice prospective students. But as reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Teal Kenny found out, tour guides say all the campus construction is taking away from students' first impressions.




Monday, November 17, 2008

Jewelry

With the holiday season approaching the University hosts a variety of arts and crafts fairs.
Reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Melissa Berry take us to one booth that helps a community in Africa.




Monday, October 20, 2008

SpectrUM Museum


Little scientists are emerging from the University of Montana from an interactive children's museum. Photograhper Teal Kenny and reporter Natalie Neumann take us there.





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Monday, October 13, 2008

Housing Market

While housing prices fall, sellers worry buyers won't meet their asking price. UM News reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Liam Scholey found out how the housing slump affects one University of Montana student.




Monday, September 22, 2008

Plugged in, Tuned out

The millennials are one of the most technologically savy generations ever. Reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Jon Denny found out how that technology affects their communication skills.
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Monday, September 15, 2008

UM News- Native American Resarch Labratory

Native people have been involved with science for thousands of years, using herbs as medicine, being leaders in astronomy, and building cities like Machu Picchu. However, now their involvement lacks in the sciences. UM News reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Owen Brown take us to a lab where that isn't the case. (Click Video Below To Play)

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

UM News -- Outdoor Program

The University of Montana Outdoor Program gets pumped up and ready to raft! Reporter Natalie Neumann and photographer Sam Bury check out how the Outdoor Program benefits UM students...