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WRITERS AT WORKBY CONSTANCE POTENUM's Creative Writing Program has evolved from H. G. Merriam's revolutionary dream to a competitive program now ranked one of the best in the nation, boasting a host of notable professors and successful graduates. TOUR DE FORCEBY PATRICK HUTCHINSThe Montana Rep, based on the Missoula campus, tours professional theater around the country and makes it look wonderful. PORTRAIT OF THE YOUNG ARTISTSBY KIM ANDERSONProfiles of three of today's students--a sculptor, a pianist and a ceramicist. A WIDE RANGEBY MEGHAN HOWESIn a felicitous union of theater and song, UM's Opera Theater brings theatrical performance to Montana opera lovers. THE HOUSE THAT DICK BUILTBY VICTORIA JENKINSThe newly dedicated Richard Hugo House in Seattle is a literary center devoted to writing in the name of the great poet and UM professor. "A ROOM FULL OF ROLLER COASTERS"BY MARIA HEALEYVisiting Dance Instructor Karen Kaufmann offers a course that trains UM students how to teach movement to people with disabilities. COAT OF MANY COLORSBY PATIA STEPHENSOnce a home economics teacher, Christine Milodragovich is now interim dean of the School of Fine Arts, while still working in UM's costume shop alongside her students. BOOKSBY SUSANNA SONNENBERGA long winter is perfect for Nine Below Zero, Cold New World and Except by Nature.  Cover: School for Scandal on stage at the Montana Theatre. Photo: Department of Drama/Dance archives.
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