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Montana Tech Prof on Need to Ramp Up Rare Earth in US
Montana Tech Prof on Need to Ramp Up Rare Earth in US
Montana Tech Prof on Need to Ramp Up Rare Earth in US
It's time to ramp up rare earth mining in America, especially if you want electric vehicles or so-called green energy. That's what Dr. Courtney Young, a professor of metallurgical and materials engineering at Montana Tech in Butte, argued in a recent guest opinion column.
The Butte Road Show: Highlands College Shaking Up Tech Ed
The Butte Road Show: Highlands College Shaking Up Tech Ed
The Butte Road Show: Highlands College Shaking Up Tech Ed
With a one-semester program you could land a job starting at $75,000 a year working as an electric lineman in Montana. Compare that to some kids attending a 4-year liberal arts program, getting saddled with tens of thousands in student loan debt, and then lucky to find a job paying even $40,000 a year.
Athletes From Montana Tech, LCSC Honored
Athletes From Montana Tech, LCSC Honored
Athletes From Montana Tech, LCSC Honored
Athletes from Montana Tech and Lewis-Clark State College have been named Frontier Conference basketball players of the week. The men's honor went to Tech guard Brian Cummings for his performances against the University of Montana and Whitworth College...