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Dedication to duty: Brink Hall Lounge renamed in honor of late professor; Talk of change: Information consumption is changing and so are we; Sisterhood, strength, solidarity: Women’s March on the Palouse joins the global movement; Support the dream: Students celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day through community service events; From Vandal to Vandal: Faculty and students take the UI recruitment show on the road (p3); Back and better than ever: Brooke Reilly’s legacy rooted in the Northwest, she’s in good company (p4); Vandals come out strong: Indoor track and field kicked off in the Kibbie Dome with strong performances (p5); Moving forward: With Callandret out, Vandals must look to the paint for offensive help (p6); Conference rematch: Idaho fell to in-state rival Idaho State at home (p6); Anything but boring: The NBA is still interesting, but often overlooked (p7); Nourishing Moscow with music: Sensing the arts through classical music, oil paintings and wines (p8); Science on the town: Science after hours provides a platform for students, faculty to share research (p8); An ensemble of one: Pianist brings classical and contemporary sound to the Lionel Hampton School of Music (p9); A dish best served cold: University of Idaho students produce Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ (p9); Necessary evolution: A digital first mentality will help student reporters develop skills and better serve readers (p10); No cure for the travel bug: A love of travel can teach a person priceless lessons (p11); Social change squandered: Libby Chamberlain chose money over big change (p11); A resolute nation: The United States could afford to make a few resolutions of its own (p12);

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The Argonaut - January 18, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
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2017-01-18
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Dedication to duty: Brink Hall Lounge renamed in honor of late professor; Talk of change: Information consumption is changing and so are we; Sisterhood, strength, solidarity: Women’s March on the Palouse joins the global movement; Support the dream: Students celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day through community service events; From Vandal to Vandal: Faculty and students take the UI recruitment show on the road (p3); Back and better than ever: Brooke Reilly’s legacy rooted in the Northwest, she’s in good company (p4); Vandals come out strong: Indoor track and field kicked off in the Kibbie Dome with strong performances (p5); Moving forward: With Callandret out, Vandals must look to the paint for offensive help (p6); Conference rematch: Idaho fell to in-state rival Idaho State at home (p6); Anything but boring: The NBA is still interesting, but often overlooked (p7); Nourishing Moscow with music: Sensing the arts through classical music, oil paintings and wines (p8); Science on the town: Science after hours provides a platform for students, faculty to share research (p8); An ensemble of one: Pianist brings classical and contemporary sound to the Lionel Hampton School of Music (p9); A dish best served cold: University of Idaho students produce Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ (p9); Necessary evolution: A digital first mentality will help student reporters develop skills and better serve readers (p10); No cure for the travel bug: A love of travel can teach a person priceless lessons (p11); Social change squandered: Libby Chamberlain chose money over big change (p11); A resolute nation: The United States could afford to make a few resolutions of its own (p12);
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Brink Hall Change Women’s March Track and Field Basketball Music Travel
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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