Two UM alum have teamed up on a project that will change the way blind people will access the written word. Reporter Amanda Harris and photographer Layne Fisher found out this computer program will accompany the 2007 edition of Microsoft Word.
Showing posts with label Layne Fisher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Layne Fisher. Show all posts
Monday, December 3, 2007
Daisy
Two UM alum have teamed up on a project that will change the way blind people will access the written word. Reporter Amanda Harris and photographer Layne Fisher found out this computer program will accompany the 2007 edition of Microsoft Word.Monday, November 26, 2007
S.A.D.

As the holidays approach, not everyone is filled with the joy of the season.Reporter Rob Ashley and photographer Layne Fisher found out how winter leaves some people feeling blue.
To see what activities are going on visit UM"s event calendar.
Labels:
Holiday season,
Layne Fisher,
Rob Ashley,
S.A.D,
winter blues
Thursday, November 8, 2007
UM News Maroon Team Preview
Please click the video to see a preview of our next show that will air on November 19, 2007. (produced by Layne Fisher with reporter Wayne Stell)
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2007,
Layne Fisher,
Maroon Team,
November 19,
Wayne Stell
Monday, November 5, 2007
Montana's Selvig Celebrates 30th Season
This year's basketball season will mark Robin Selvig's 30th year as the Lady Griz head coach. UM News reporter Irina Cates takes a look at Selvig's legendary career at the University of Montana. (Click video link below.)Click on video below to watch a short portion of Irina Cates' interview
with Lady Griz head coach Robin Selvig.
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Irina Cates,
Lady Griz,
Layne Fisher,
Robin Selvig
Monday, October 29, 2007
Drama Department
University of Montana's Drama Department provides many shows every year and costumes are as essential to the show as the actors. Reporter Lauren Pedrick and photographer Layne Fisher show the work it takes to put all the pieces together.
Research for the play, Tartuffe, began last spring.
Labels:
costumes,
Drama Department,
Lauren Pedrick,
Layne Fisher
Monday, October 15, 2007
Belly Dancing
The University offers many different classes that engage students in a multitude of ways. As Reporter Wayne Stell and Photographer Layne Fisher found out Belly Dancing is one such class.
For more information contact Kelli here.
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