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Chronicle Bobcat Coverage- Staven, Jackson win Big Sky weekly awards February 8, 2012
- Former Montana State star Erik Rush adjusting to life overseas February 8, 2012
- Bussey shares Big Sky award with EWU's Ryan February 7, 2012
- Around Montana: Bobcats qualify nine more for indoor championships February 5, 2012
- Selvig, Grizzlies shoot their way past Montana State February 5, 2012
- Smith's trio of triples helps Lady Griz sink 'Cats late February 5, 2012
- Surging 'Cats meet Lady Griz in crucial league tilt February 4, 2012
- The game of life February 4, 2012
- A SURE THING: Ashley Albert fits right in with the Bobcats February 3, 2012
- Bobcats look to be quick studies in Pocatello February 3, 2012
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Responding to readers by proxy
After reading a story on the Billings Gazette’s Web site about a woman who spent several months living in a sandstone cave above the city, I perused the story’s comments.
This was among them:
My question is, why didn’t the reporter respond himself? If there’s a policy preventing him from doing so, why does the paper have that policy? Why aren’t reporters engaging with their readers online?
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