Kalispell

Louise Erdrich is a Native American author from Little Falls, Minnesota. Her mother is a Chippewa Indian and her father is German American. Through her writing, she demonstrates native ideas and culture. Native American themes are often present in her works. She shines a light on both perspectives of her background. Some of her works mention reservations in Minnesota and North Dakota which connects to her birthplace and where she grew up. Erdrich did not really look into her native heritage until

The Case of Jordan Linn Graham On July 11, 2013, at 9:45 am, the body of Cody Johnson, age 25 was found at the bottom of a cliff in Glacier National Park in Montana. The body of Johnson was recovered 72 hours after he went missing. Just 8 days before, Johnson married a 23-year-old woman by the name of Jordan Graham. Prior to the wedding, friends of Cody Johnson discouraged him from marrying the woman he was in love with. Johnson’s friends discouraged him from marrying Jordan Graham because they

Medical marijuana, also called cannabis, is used in some places as a medication to treat diseases and symptoms. Many people consider it helpful and harmless making it the most used illicit drug in North America. With legalizing medical marijuana people can alleviate some health problems and help ease physical pain, but it also can bring many concerns, questions, and responsibility. Legalizing cannabis can help many people with their health conditions. There are some advantages to taking medical

Promotion A 2009 survey by the Archery Trade Association reported the percent of advertising mixes that have been most effective in the archery industry. The pricing was received from primary sources such as Superior Archery, Billings Gazette, and Carmike cinema. Signage It is important for Superior Archery to implement its new symbol in the form of a sign on the property of the facility in order to introduce and reinforce Superior Archery’s brand. The sign will help draw attention and will be recognizable

Drug abuse is a big problem and there are solutions, but everyone has to work together to achieve them. A possible solution might be to educate the different groups of drug users about the effects of drug abuse. Another is to place a higher priority on eliminating the source of the drug problem, such as the more popular known drugs like marijuana, cocaine, tobacco, nicotine and the others. Keeping the next generation from even starting drug abuse will completely eliminate the problem, but achieving

is important because people should be provided the opportunity to escape from their everyday lives and be with nature in places such as national parks. Furthermore, the melting of the glaciers will devastate all of the surrounding towns, such as Kalispell, that heavily rely on the

Three key attributes that chooses the legitimateness of physical force: illicitness, vitality, and common sense. Unlawfulness: Is the thing that the other individual executing illicit? On the off chance that it is definitely not unlawful physical force is not considerable. Vitality: Physical power must be earnestly basic to guard the individual or different people from the utilization of unlawful physical force. Common sense: The degree of physical force utilized as a part of self-conservation or

people of many different nationalities, Oriental, Native American, American, from my observations. The cultural similarities seemed to span with the love of Bingo and brought many different type of people together. I arrived at the Eagle’s club in Kalispell, around midday, before the Bingo games began. I choose a seat where I would be hardly noticed while I observed the other players. The pregame consisted of the players visiting with each other and buying their cards. I noticed many of the women seemed

In 1997, Jesse Ernst and his older brother Ted went on a crime spree throughout the Bigfork area. The brothers burglarized several homes that year, and in one instance killed a neighbor when he attempted to intervene. Both brothers were sentenced to life in prison, however in an appeal Jesse was found not guilty because of mental disease or defect. Instead of spending life in prison, he was released from a mental hospital after only one year of treatment and is now “working, planning to become a

I don't know a lot about my father's past but I know it wasn't very pleasant. I know he was homeless at some point in his life which I thought was brave. So, when I had the opportunity to take a job at the University of Montana in the Corner Store, I did. I needed to make an income so I my friend and I could get a place down there. The only bump in the road was that I had no place to live if I went to Missoula. So, I ended up becoming homeless, like my dad, for a whole two nights. Impressive, I know