Argonaut Issues from 1981
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The Argonaut - January 13rd, 1981 | 1981-01-13 |
Vandals go gold: Idaho cagers aim for Big Sky title, boast best record in 60 years; Budget blues: Gibb says low increase in higher education budget spells disaster (p2); McQuillen to aid Symms (p2); Regents face possible lawsuit (p3); Core curriculum, grants top State Board agenda (p3); Senate to consider concert settlement (p3); Fee increase Stoddard’s number one concern (p7); It’s a pig’s life: Perky piglet porkers please their proud UI “parents” (p10); University research: progress and problems (p11); Pay 25 cents to cash SUB checks? (p11); Graduate research vital to nation’s research (p12); Eight-year dean of student advisory services resigns (p12); Outdoor student orientation planned (p12); Regulation changes topic of seminar (p13); Airline delays offer Northwest tours (p16); Business writing program better graduates’ communication skills (p17); Attorney to hire UI intern (p17); Keeping up with new technology offered by Industrial Education (p20); Bookstore has extended hours (p20); UI Foundation elects officers (p21); UI science secretary retires after 21 years (p21); Uranium waste disposal researched at UI (p22); Portrait of an ASUI Senator: The maverick of the ASUI Senate says he ‘would like to fight the system’ (p24); Registration fees of more than $100 may be partially deferred (p25); Golfers swing into action at Davids’ Third Floor (p26); UI opens new forestry research facility (p28); 1962 males must register by Wednesday of this week (p29); Huskies hold on to edge Vandals 76-68 (p31); Vandals renew football rivalry with Cougars (p31); Gordie Herbert sits out season (p32); Daily paces Vandal gymnasts (p32); Taiwan’s universities welcome Gibb (p34); County official to meet (p36) women's basketball;big sky conference;budget;state board of education;gibb, richard;university president;mcquillen, charles;college of business and economics;core curriculum;state board of regents;atlanta rhythm section;asui;homecoming;eric stoddard;asui president;swine production;research;sub;a. jean hill;outdoor program;student recreation center;elmer k. rauino;irs;tax update seminar;r.o.t.c.;nasa: department of english;ui swim center;moscow swim team;university of idaho foundation;majorie mcbride;uranium;nuclear science;kevin “dexter” grundy;registration;fees;golf;forestry;forestry research;the draft;draft registration;university of washington;wsu;washington state university;hockey;intramurals;club sports;gordie herbert;men's basektball;gymnastics;pat dobratz |
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The Argonaut - January 16th, 1981 | 1981-01-16 |
Tuition: House could vote next week, increased fees could be forever; Hundreds refused classes: Record spring crown flocks dome; Cowboy Bar destroyed by fire; WICHE cut may stop grad study (p2); Sex discrimination suit closed (p2); Blanton re-elected zoning ahead (p2); $7,500 ARS settlement accepted (p2); Idaho legislators by district (p4); Theater: UI production, The Seagull, could be number one (p6); Mr. Zero star in WSU’s The Adding Machine (p7); Free music on campus (p8); Directions from Dionysus: A Palouse guide to food and drink (p10); Women open investigative agency (p13); Specialized course available for non-traditional, handicapped students (p13); Biofuel sessions start Feb. 24 (p13); Kellerman lifts Vandals past Wolfpack, 63-59 (p14); Vandals face CWU (p14); Volleyball meeting set (p14); Swimmers put win streak on line tonight (p15); Idaho meets MSU, SU (p15); Volleyball team places in nationals (p15); Rugby team sets practice (p15); New-student skiing trip starts today (p16); Thief strikes during Shoup break (p16) tuition;fees;registration;asui;eric stoddard;kibbie dome;enrollment;north idaho cowboy bar;western interstate commission for higher education;anne nugent;sex discrimination;idaho human rights commision;blanton, paul;art and architecture department;moscow planning and zoning commision;atlanta rhythm section;idaho state legislators;theater;drama department;university of idaho theatre;washington state university;palouse;recreation;palouse investigators;special services;career and life planning;biofuels;biodiesel;big sky conference;women's basketball;men's basektball;central washington university;seattle pacific university;volleyball, intramurals;club sports;swim and dive;gymnastics;rugby;skiing |
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The Argonaut - January 20th, 1981 | 1981-01-20 |
Regents OK fee allocation; ASI board flight in-state tuition; Idaho grad in Reagan cabinet (p3); Tuition subject of petition drive (p3); Blood drive begins Jan. 27 (p3); Seminar to aid women in developing modern business management skills (p6); UI students sentenced in connection with theft (p7); Idaho stops BSU, prepares for showdown (p8); Vandal women bomb Central Wash., 91-72 (p9); Ui gymnastics team tumbles to third place (p9); Women swimmers win two, men split (p10); Skiers win big race (p10); UI track team member faced arraignment Friday (p11); Moslemi selected for national advisory panel (p12); Professor hurt in car accident (p12) state board of regents;state board of education;fees;tuition;associated students of idaho;asi;asui;president reagan;bell, terrell;center for business development and research;dorm theft;boise state university;big sky conference;women's basketball;men's basektball;intramurals;club sports;central washington university;gymnastics;swim and dive;skiing;track and field;robert b. peterson;biomass energy;george spomer;moscow-pullman highway |
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The Argonaut - January 23rd, 1981 | 1981-01-23 |
Punchline news: A joke-cracking paperboy roams through UI dorms; Funding odds look dim for wanted additions; Regents approve ‘Core’ for 1983; Safety office cleans up the hazards (p2); SUBsisting cost up (p2); Boise foul-up delays checks (p2); Anti-tuition petition ends today (p3); Computer system to benefit UI research (p3); Gibb discusses tuition on KWSU (p3); Kohl heads Extension Service (p6); Triplett pre-trial hearing postponed (p6); Moscow’s Dozier-Jarvis is more than background music (p10); It’s showdown time: Idaho vs. Grizzlies, Bobcats (p16); Idaho women host league foes (p16); Injured gymnasts host first meet Saturday (p18); Swimmers head west (p18) frank werner;dormitories;funding;tuition;fees;state board of regents;state board of education;core curriculum;idaho legislature;campus security;sub;safety office;financial aid;idaho state scholarship program;kwsu-am;gibb, richard;gun control;weather;winter weather;university of idaho cooperative extension service;flu;influenza;moscow police department;thereau a. triplett;movies;media;dozier-jarvis trio;graduate students’ art show;women's basketball;men's basektball;intramurals;club sports;gymnastics;swim and dive |
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The Argonaut - January 27th, 1981 | 1981-01-27 |
LCSC options considered; FWR doctoral candidate uses Weyerhaeuser lab; UI prof to head fight against timber-destroying spruce budworm (p3); Uncoupling workshop offers help (p3); ‘Spirit Night’ tips off Big Sky home game (p3); Register now, pay more later (p3); Vandals gain split from Montana road trip (p6); UI swimmers victorious over California naiads (p6); Women’s basketball team stops Portland, Gonzaga (p7); Idaho’s Amanda Burk chosen festival coach (p8); Injured gymnasts struggle at home (p8); NCAA outmuscling AIAW for control (p9); Track set for upcoming indoor (p9); How-to-cope seminar offered (p10) lewis-clark state college;lee vickers;state funding;state board of regents;state board of education;college of forestry;forestry, wildlife and range sciences;moscow police department;entomology;big sky conference;vandal spirit night;uncoupling;divorce;registration;fees;tuition;men's basektball;women's basketball;swim and dive;intramurals;club sports;volleyball;burk, amanda;gymnastics;injury;ncaa;university of idaho women’s athletic program;intercollegiate athletics for women;track and field;coping strategies |
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The Argonaut - January 30th, 1981 | 1981-01-30 |
Gibb optimistic: Legislature wants ‘the best way out,’ budget not so grim, council was told; Vandals hold off pesky Wolfpack, 81-76; Student injured in campus collision; Tuition vote expected next week (p2); Last chance (p2); Jackson Browne isn't pretending (p4); Folk: there is something happening (p5); Dual-career couples group planned (p7); Idaho-LCSC clash Saturday (p8); UI hosts WSU, Ricks tonight (p8) university president;gibb, richard;faculty council;budget;state funding;state board of education;state board of regents;greek life;pi kappa alpha;big sky conference;men's basektball;women's basketball;tuition;fees;arts;media;entertainment;jackson browne;music;student counseling center;lewis-clark state;washington state university;intramurals |
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The Argonaut - February 3rd, 1981 | 1981-02-03 |
Tuition: State Board’s definition in House, lobbyist’s delay request denied; Senate allocates $1,000 to obtain legal opinion from Boise attorney; UI alumni seen as important in effort to increase funding (p3); Redford meets with UI, WSU officials (p3); State tax auditors to scrutinize budgets of ASUI departments (p3); Vandals top lumberjacks, 72-61 (p5); Idaho rips Warriors in shootout (p6); Idaho track team takes two big firsts (p6); Gymnasts finish second (p6) state board of education;state board of regents;idaho house of representatives;tuition;fees;student fees;asui;asui senate;house education committee;groundhog day;moscow police department;court cases;university funding;alumni;redford, robert;washington state university;tax;men's basektball;women's basketball;intramurals;lewis-clark state;track and field;gymnastics |
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The Argonaut - February 6th, 1981 | 1981-02-06 |
Evans pledges support for higher education; Meager budgets cause increasing unrest; Senate postpones mid-term resolution (p2); Symposium to focus on Soviets (p2); Robert Redford initiates Resource Institute (p3); IPEA lobbyists to take late-night ride (p3); KUID-TV goes live in the dome (p3); Financial aid short this spring (p6); Tri-delts offer scholarship (p6); Exchange applications due Feb. 20 (p6); ARS payment will soon arrive (p6); Reagan book: out-of-context humor? (p9); Ballet is sleek and trim - American style (p10); UI museum major: one of nation’s few (p10); Big turnout expected for Vandal Track Meet (p15); Idaho swimmers host CWU (p15); Soccer news (p15); Basketball: Men moving in on first Big Sky title (p17); League-leading women face Alaska (p17); Palouse umpires set organizational meeting Saturday (p17); Kappa Sigma holds hoop benefit (p19); Child care center extends hours (p19) evans, john;idaho state governor;lewis-clark state college;budget;fees;tuition;faculty senate;american federation of teachers;aft;american association of university professors;aaup;asui;asui senate;eric stoddard;borah symposium;sub;redford, robert;washington state university;institute for resource management;idaho public employees association;kuid-tv;kibbie dome;college of letters and social sciences;financial aid;scholarships;foreign exchange;national student exchange program;moscow police department;movies;music;arts;entertainment;museology;cleo laine;track and field;swim and dive;men's basektball;women's basketball;big sky conference;palouse umpires association;greek life;kappa sigma |
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The Argonaut - February 10th, 1981 | 1981-02-10 |
The life and times of a budget crisis: The University of Idaho is waking up to the cold, cruel world of financial cutbacks and spiraling costs; Alumni Associates: Alumni create new division, UI staff relations stressed (p2); Faculty group wants decisions (p2); Police report vandalism increase, cars, vending machines hit most (p2); L&S dean applications viewed, hiring to be done by mid-April (p3); Owners and leashes necessary or campus dogs will be taken off (p3); Sensitivity can be effective in management (p6); Lack of snow cancels winter tests (p6); Idaho fares will in track meet (p8); Idaho men swimmers get first win over Central (p9); Vandals suffer split on the road, now in 2nd (p10); Idaho gymnasts rout OCE (p10); Idaho skiers capture divisional crown (p10); Blue Mountain opens season (p10); Women hoopsters keep pace with two wins (p11); New photo lab is vital improvement (p12); Bookstore makes profit on used books (p12); UI and Idaho Power to study southern winds as alternate energy source (p13); Obtaining depositions for Ferguson lawsuit slows (p13); English Word Origins get back to the roots (p16) budget cuts;budget crisis;fees;tuition;state board of education;state board of regents;financial aid;program cuts;athletics;college of engineering;home economics;foreign language and literatures;forestry, wildlife and range sciences;summer sessions;mathematics;alumni;alumni relations;ui faculty affairs committee;moscow police department;vandalism;dean of the college of letters and sciences;track and field;swim and dive;men's basektball;women's basketball;gymnastics;skiing;blue mountain rugby club;club sports;intramurals;rugby;bookstore;idaho power |
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The Argonaut - February 13rd, 1981 | 1981-02-13 |
More on mergers: Committee to vote on LCSC-UI merger bill; WSU enrollment limit won't affect UI; Palouse radio-TV merger process slows; Athletic promotions: ‘Big spending’ for Idaho’s athletics is less for a season than other programs’ for one game; majority goes to men (p2); Future Committee completes research (p2); UI Federation backs ASI efforts (p2); HEW Committee defines tuition (p2); Former administrator gives UI $300,000 library endowment (p3); Law team drops national meet (p3); Joint summer session bulletin planned (p3); Literary magazine accepting contributions (p3); Wallace rec facility to reopen (p6); Former U.S. Senator, Watergate conspirator featured speakers (p6); Senate fills ASUI department vacancies (p17); Fricke chosen for seminar (p17); Navy ROTC set drill tournament (p17); Idaho looks for its 20th win Saturday (p18); Stanford edges Vandals (p18); Tumblers face tough test (p21); Idaho-WSU swimmers meet tonight in Pullman (p21); Vandal skiers fare well (p21) idaho senate health, education and welfare committee;lewis-clark state college;lscs merger;asui;ui-lcsc;kuid-kwsu merger;washington state university;enrollment limit;athletics;athletics spending;future planning committee;university of idaho federation;in-state tuition;out-of-state tuition;ella olesen;wallace residence complex;bayh, birch;moscow police department;kevin burke;theater;film;entertainment;dining;asui senate;american indian leadership development seminar;r.o.t.c.;navy rotc;men's basektball;women's basketball;intramurals;stanford;kibbie dome;gymnastics;swim and dive;skiing;club sports |
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