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Playing their part: New Education Building hopes to raise interest in teaching; Vandal for governor: UI alumnus enters gubernatorial race; Opportunity for input: Latah Parks and Recreation to include UI students in strategy; Access to laughs: Conference and comedy show focuses on people with disabilities; Livin’ la vida mocha: Student employee juggles fraps and class (p3); Academic cheerleaders: Academic Adviser Liz Bryant is on campus to help students grow (p4); Women’s Center celebrates gender equality: FEMFest to talk equality on Idaho Commons Plaza (p4); Worth the risk: Senior goalkeeper Faith Sugerman wants to make a difference after college (p6); Return to glory: High hopes abound after several tough years of college football on Palouse (p6); An agenda for success: The Idaho volleyball team prepares for their tournament opener (p6); Fennelly brings the energy: New coach brings video talents, coaching background to women’s basketball (p8); A ballerina turned runner: Senior Ally Ginther focuses on confidence as season approaches (p8); Mind, body and balance: UI professor Belle Baggs plans to use grant money to help students achieve balance in dance (p9); “Hydrodome” World premier: Andy Behrle’s “hydrodome” displayed in completion for the first time at Prichard Art Gallery (p10)

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The Argonaut - August 26, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-08-26
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Playing their part: New Education Building hopes to raise interest in teaching; Vandal for governor: UI alumnus enters gubernatorial race; Opportunity for input: Latah Parks and Recreation to include UI students in strategy; Access to laughs: Conference and comedy show focuses on people with disabilities; Livin’ la vida mocha: Student employee juggles fraps and class (p3); Academic cheerleaders: Academic Adviser Liz Bryant is on campus to help students grow (p4); Women’s Center celebrates gender equality: FEMFest to talk equality on Idaho Commons Plaza (p4); Worth the risk: Senior goalkeeper Faith Sugerman wants to make a difference after college (p6); Return to glory: High hopes abound after several tough years of college football on Palouse (p6); An agenda for success: The Idaho volleyball team prepares for their tournament opener (p6); Fennelly brings the energy: New coach brings video talents, coaching background to women’s basketball (p8); A ballerina turned runner: Senior Ally Ginther focuses on confidence as season approaches (p8); Mind, body and balance: UI professor Belle Baggs plans to use grant money to help students achieve balance in dance (p9); “Hydrodome” World premier: Andy Behrle’s “hydrodome” displayed in completion for the first time at Prichard Art Gallery (p10)
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Idaho state governor State governor elections College of Education building Latah County Latah Parks and Recreation City of Moscow Latah County Libraries Disability Services Americans with Disabilities Act Disability Action Center Starbucks VandalStore Moscow Police Department Academic advising Women’s Center Soccer Volleyball Football Memorial Gym Olympics Gender inequality NFL Women's Basketball Cross-country Choreography Dance University of Idaho Dance program Fashion Fall fashion Fiction literature Art Prichard Art Gallery Tobacco ban
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