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From politics to podium: Louise McClure to speak at 2014 spring commencement; Looking abroad: Graduating senior looks back on experience at UI; Graduation Shout Outs; Process continues; Student Health Pharmacy cut: Increased costs; decreased revenue ends Student Health Pharmacy; Gun task force still working: Gun task force expects initial implementation policy before new legislation goes into effect (p4); Top researcher earns top award: 2014 Excellence of Research Award for work on multi-drug resistant plasmids (p6); A healthy alternative: Gritman Diabetes Care Team teaches public healthy eating (p8); A game changer in breast cancer detection: Gritman Medical Center gets new technology that will increase cancer detection rates (p8); Victory for the pooches: City Council votes in favor of making Mountain View Park an off-leash area for dogs, but expresses concern (p9); Diversity domination: UI National Society for Black Engineers gains national recognition (p9); Giving to the givers: United Way helps citizens year round (p10); Finally getting a taste of home: Idaho track and field ends regular season at home this weekend with the Vandal Jamboree (p14)

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Title:
The Argonaut - May 9, 2014
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2014-05-09
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From politics to podium: Louise McClure to speak at 2014 spring commencement; Looking abroad: Graduating senior looks back on experience at UI; Graduation Shout Outs; Process continues; Student Health Pharmacy cut: Increased costs; decreased revenue ends Student Health Pharmacy; Gun task force still working: Gun task force expects initial implementation policy before new legislation goes into effect (p4); Top researcher earns top award: 2014 Excellence of Research Award for work on multi-drug resistant plasmids (p6); A healthy alternative: Gritman Diabetes Care Team teaches public healthy eating (p8); A game changer in breast cancer detection: Gritman Medical Center gets new technology that will increase cancer detection rates (p8); Victory for the pooches: City Council votes in favor of making Mountain View Park an off-leash area for dogs, but expresses concern (p9); Diversity domination: UI National Society for Black Engineers gains national recognition (p9); Giving to the givers: United Way helps citizens year round (p10); Finally getting a taste of home: Idaho track and field ends regular season at home this weekend with the Vandal Jamboree (p14)
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louise mcclure graduation student health pharmacy gun task force excellence of research award diabetes cancer national society of black engineers
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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eng

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