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Time is money: Furlough will be determined by salary, action will save UI $1.2 million; ‘This is the absolute last thing we wanted to do’; Gamma Phi Beta celebrates 100 years: Hundreds of alum gather on campus to commemorate founding; Moscow Mardi Gras more than a party; ASUI lobbyist pushes JFAC in Boise (p3); AP writer addresses water pollution (p3); Brown to run for Calif. Governor (p3); Choir off to Europe: Vandaleers continue to raise money for concert tour (p4); ID may pay early grads (p4); Furloughs necessary: Nellis’ plan reduces deficit with limited impact on students and faculty (p5); No reason to hate ACORN so much: New developments in ACORN “scandal” deserve more attention (p6); Reckless Kelly Returns Home (p7); Go bananas: Turn bananas into sweet concoctions (p7); Top 5 ridiculous ‘popular’ songs (p7); Birds on a Wire folk festival bound to rock the region (p8); LA Tech spoils senior night (p9); Non-traditional rugby student: 40-year-old will play first rugby match in Saturday tournament (p9); Climbers come to UI: Palouse Climbing Festival held at Idaho for the first time in eight years (p9); Run for the hills (p9); Pushing to qualify (p11); Tooth for a tooth: Intramural refs redeem themselves (p11); Back in the swing: Women’s golf starts new season (p12);

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Title:
The Argonaut - March 5th, 2010
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2010-03-05
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Time is money: Furlough will be determined by salary, action will save UI $1.2 million; ‘This is the absolute last thing we wanted to do’; Gamma Phi Beta celebrates 100 years: Hundreds of alum gather on campus to commemorate founding; Moscow Mardi Gras more than a party; ASUI lobbyist pushes JFAC in Boise (p3); AP writer addresses water pollution (p3); Brown to run for Calif. Governor (p3); Choir off to Europe: Vandaleers continue to raise money for concert tour (p4); ID may pay early grads (p4); Furloughs necessary: Nellis’ plan reduces deficit with limited impact on students and faculty (p5); No reason to hate ACORN so much: New developments in ACORN “scandal” deserve more attention (p6); Reckless Kelly Returns Home (p7); Go bananas: Turn bananas into sweet concoctions (p7); Top 5 ridiculous ‘popular’ songs (p7); Birds on a Wire folk festival bound to rock the region (p8); LA Tech spoils senior night (p9); Non-traditional rugby student: 40-year-old will play first rugby match in Saturday tournament (p9); Climbers come to UI: Palouse Climbing Festival held at Idaho for the first time in eight years (p9); Run for the hills (p9); Pushing to qualify (p11); Tooth for a tooth: Intramural refs redeem themselves (p11); Back in the swing: Women’s golf starts new season (p12);
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Budget Gamma Phi Beta Mardi Gras ASUI Choir Furlough Food Basketball Women's Basketball Climbing Rugby Running WAC Track and Field Field Intramural Golf
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Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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