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Degrees of success: College education balancing act; Caution advised: UI students say advising is hit or miss; A voice of authority: Army general’s commencement speech aims to challenge graduates; In the rearview mirror: Life in law enforcement isn’t always easy; Final days as a freshman (pA3); ‘My story is my story’: UI graduate student overcomes traumatic brain injury (pA4); Rocks are how they roll: UI to host Geological Society of America Rocky Mountain Section Conference (pA4); The art of playing with fire: Fire juggling theater student to graduate with BFA (pA5); Finding a happy place: Fair aims to educate students about college stress (pA5); Habits of a humanitarian: Graduating MFA student Jessica McDermott leaves a legacy of social justice (pA6); Doing his job: Staff Award winner reflects on 16-year career (pA6); Building a better sandwich: Stax to close in Moscow for Summer, open in Lewiston (pA6); A graduation 40 years in the making: 72-year-old alumnus to walk 40 years after he earns degree (pA7); Once a Vandal, always a Vandal: Vandal graduates to join 127-year-old legacy (pA8); Wanderers welcome: Wanderers’ Tavern offers community atmosphere (pA8); Into the Wyoming wild: UI graduating senior receives research fellowship (pA9); Forty-three thank yous: Multicultural seniors celebrate their academic accomplishments in separate ceremony (pA10); Setting up for success: Tutor Doctor sets aside $1 million to help athletes after graduation (pA11); Exchange of culture: Weekly Arabic classes teach participants culture, language (pA12); In search of new adventure: Outdoor Program offers unique outdoor opportunities (pA13); Legislative session in the books: ASUI Lobbyist reflects on 2016 legislative session (pA14); Forde won’t break: Dual-sport athlete Ali Forde looks toward basketball career in Europe (pB1); Strong and steady: Kristin Strankman’s greatest improvement in mentality (pB1); Backfield anchor: Defensive mentality drives freshman to succeed on the patch (pB3); Leading by example: Senior provided encouragement for Vandal soccer teammates (pB5)

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The Argonaut - May 6, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-05-06
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Degrees of success: College education balancing act; Caution advised: UI students say advising is hit or miss; A voice of authority: Army general’s commencement speech aims to challenge graduates; In the rearview mirror: Life in law enforcement isn’t always easy; Final days as a freshman (pA3); ‘My story is my story’: UI graduate student overcomes traumatic brain injury (pA4); Rocks are how they roll: UI to host Geological Society of America Rocky Mountain Section Conference (pA4); The art of playing with fire: Fire juggling theater student to graduate with BFA (pA5); Finding a happy place: Fair aims to educate students about college stress (pA5); Habits of a humanitarian: Graduating MFA student Jessica McDermott leaves a legacy of social justice (pA6); Doing his job: Staff Award winner reflects on 16-year career (pA6); Building a better sandwich: Stax to close in Moscow for Summer, open in Lewiston (pA6); A graduation 40 years in the making: 72-year-old alumnus to walk 40 years after he earns degree (pA7); Once a Vandal, always a Vandal: Vandal graduates to join 127-year-old legacy (pA8); Wanderers welcome: Wanderers’ Tavern offers community atmosphere (pA8); Into the Wyoming wild: UI graduating senior receives research fellowship (pA9); Forty-three thank yous: Multicultural seniors celebrate their academic accomplishments in separate ceremony (pA10); Setting up for success: Tutor Doctor sets aside $1 million to help athletes after graduation (pA11); Exchange of culture: Weekly Arabic classes teach participants culture, language (pA12); In search of new adventure: Outdoor Program offers unique outdoor opportunities (pA13); Legislative session in the books: ASUI Lobbyist reflects on 2016 legislative session (pA14); Forde won’t break: Dual-sport athlete Ali Forde looks toward basketball career in Europe (pB1); Strong and steady: Kristin Strankman’s greatest improvement in mentality (pB1); Backfield anchor: Defensive mentality drives freshman to succeed on the patch (pB3); Leading by example: Senior provided encouragement for Vandal soccer teammates (pB5)
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Graduation Education Degree worth Advising Faculty advising Army ROTC Dean of Students Law enforcement Moscow Police Department Student life Freshman year Brain injury Geological Society of America Theater Health and wellness Humanitarianism Shattuck Arboretum Stax Downtown Moscow City of Moscow Local business Gordon Snyder Wanderers’ Tavern Research fellowship Office of Multicultural Affairs Diversity Racial identity Sexual identity Athletics ASUI ASUI Senate Cultural exposure Housing and residence life Outdoor Program Outstanding Staff Award City of Moscow Police Captain Idaho state legislation Steel House Greek life Ali Forde Women's Basketball Women’s Golf Club sports Volleyball Women's tennis Athletics injuries Football Football injuries Track and Field Men’s Basketball Soccer NBA Legacy Argonaut Millennials Consent Diabetes Drug Drug dealing Vandal Shuttle Summer Health Clinic Health insurance requirement Student Health Insurance Program SHIP
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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