Reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and photographer Caitlin Mallory visit a group who write letters to children in who live in Iraq.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Letters of Love
Reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and photographer Caitlin Mallory visit a group who write letters to children in who live in Iraq.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Hate Wall
It's not often students are encouraged to write derogatory words on campus.But this Writing on the Wall served to introduce the Day of Dialogue.
Reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and photographer Stacy Gray learn how a fraternity project helps collapse a wall of oppression.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Jazz Thriller
When The Day of the Dead is around the corner, dance students brush up on their 80's moves for a performance. Reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and photographer Caitlin Mallory learn how a Michael Jackson classic takes a new twist.Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Pumpkin Run
The University of Montana Track Team takes its training off the track and into the mountains to contribute to a fundraiser.Reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and Photographer Amy McDonald take you to the race. (Click below to watch)
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Mountain Music
Unique composers join the Mountain Computer Music Festival each year.But this year's guest composer plays instruments you'd more likely find on a hike than on the stage.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Exercise Lab
A new addition to the University's McGill Hall offers Exercise Science students more opportunities to conduct research. UM News reporter Badria Al-Abdullah and photographer Lindsay Alvestad learn how a little extra room can enhance a student's study. (Click video below to play)Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Ramadan
Muslim Students on UM's campus join their faith in celebrating Ramadan this month. Reporter Dan Boyce and photographer Badria Al-Abdullah discover how Missoula's latitude adds an extra challenge to the religious ceremony.
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