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We watched in silence as the plane disappeared. There is nothing quite as magical as the feeling of being left on the arctic tundra, truly alone. “I don’t see our maps,” declared Mark Hamlin, breaking the silence…
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A Celebration 40 Years in the Making
Following steadfast tradition, Fred Kleisner, Chairman of the NOLS Board of Trustees, slipped Paul Petzoldt’s old knit hat over his head. How could he not? Kleisner was standing before a large crowd 40 years in the making.
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From Macs N' Cheese to New York Gourmet
NOLS Instructor Tracy Young has learned to embrace the unexpected. “I always liked to cook but I never in a million years expected it to become a career,” says Young, who is a chef at Stone Park Café.
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Recluse Spider Bites
Several times a year, I’m sent pictures of what are identified as a series of recluse spider bites. The images begin relatively benign, with only a small wound, and then dramatically evolve into an ugly rotting lesion.
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Alumni Discuss Climate Change With U.S. Senators
By Jaret Slipp
Wyoming Governor Speaks at 40th
By Kerry Brophy
Tap Tapley Returns to Lander
By Amy Rathke
The View from My Front Porch
By Bruce Palmer
The First WFR: The Start of the Pitkin Years
By Julie Hwang
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