Title: Grizzly Bears
Show Description:From waking up in the spring to hunkering down for the winter, a grizzly’s diet changes drastically. Explore what is on the grizzly’s menu throughout the seasons.
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By Derek Meier,
Graduate Student
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem including Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are considered to be the largest intact natural ecosystem in the lower 48. With such wildness and wilderness comes the unique and privileged opportunity to observe some the largest and rarest of charismatic mega-fauna in the United States. On an ominous fall day threatening an early winter storm, my friend and I had the incredible opportunity to observe four grizzly bears. 
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By Sarah “Webbie” Webster,
Graduate Student
Our second half of Community Ecology was riddled with excitement.
By Julia Stuble,
Graduate Student
I have recently come to terms with being a full-time student. During my undergraduate days, being a student became a four-year transitional stage. In the beginning I was happy to be a student, though I was always facing a golden light at the end of the student tunnel. By year four, I had a mini-rebellion against my own ambitions, and the standards set upon me. I moved graduate school back a few years, skipped the graduation ceremony and headed for a construction job.
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Title: A Woman’s Work is Never Done: Geraldine Lucas
Show Description:The single woman homesteader played a vital role in the formation of the West. Called by freedom and fortune, these women endured obstacle and struggle to scratch out a life among a male dominated society. One woman’s story exemplifies how their strength and resolve set the foundation for women today.
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