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| Ramzi Bitar hits grounders to the University of Montana baseball team on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at Ogren Park at Allegiance Field. Bitar will leave his role as club president when he graduates at the end of the 2013 season. |
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| Bitar. |
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| Practice. |
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| Bitar resets for a drill. |
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| Bitar watches practice from the dugout. |
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| Students dance at 'Swing into Spring', an event co-sponsored by the Student Involvement Network and the UM Swing Kidz. |
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| Dancers from the Bare Bait Dance Company apply makeup and arrange their hair before the show. |
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| Hana Mt applies makeup over the eyes of a dancer. |
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| Makeup. |
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| Makeup. |
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| Makeup. |
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| Makeup. |
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| Costumes. |
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| Dancers take a break during their performance. |
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| Two members of the Bare Bait Dance Company pose in the alley outside the Crystal Theatre on Higgins Ave. in costume during Jack Metcalf's live art project 'a synthetic spring'. To find out more about the one time only project, click here. |
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| Russell Daley focuses mid drift on the Stateline Speedway during a Stateline Drift club practice event. |
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| Drift. |
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| Drift. |
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| Drift. |
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| Drift. |
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| James Daley grips the steering wheel before beginning another run on the track. |
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| Amy Headdress founded the Fort Peck Rez Online Yardsale Facebook group to create a community on the reservation where people could easily buy, sell, and trade goods and services amongst each other. |
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| The Fort Peck Reservation was late to the high speed Internet boom, but since it has hit, many people on the reservation are on the web very often, and most people are at least aware of Headdress' group. |
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| Headdress stands with a headdress she made for her youngest son. The headdress was stolen over a year ago, but was recently recovered when someone tried selling it on the Facebook group. |
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| Britney Deavila, 19, holds her 2 month old baby O'Ryan in her apartment. Deavila is waiting to buy a high chair from the Fort Peck Rez Online Yard Sale Facebook group for $40. The chair is too big for O'Ryan now, but Deavila says he will soon grow into it. |
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| Autumn Kincaid, right, takes the $40 from Deavila. The high chair is pictured below Deavila. |
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| Julie Acheson looks at her horse, Ophelia, before driving her to Glasgow to trade for a pile of reclaimed lumber and $1,500. |
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| Ophelia's documents. |
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| Reclaimed lumber, or collapsed barn? |
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| Julie walks Ophelia for the last time. |
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| Azarian Bear, 12, of Wolf Point, Mont., tries on shoes at Bryan's. Employees at the only large clothing store on the Fort Peck Reservation say that their biggest sellers are shoes and children's toys. Otherwise, the store's relatively high prices discourage many people on the reservation. |
