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The debate of identities: “Why gay is not the new Black” lecture sees several perspectives; A woman empowered: UI students directs “ The Vagina Monologues; Leading from the core: I lead to improve students’ personal leadership; Why he went Red (p3); Curve hate with training (p3); Reaching for a fourth: Tennis senior seeks rare feat in final season of college career (p5); Cowgirls wrangle Vandals: Idaho started the spring season with a loss to Wyoming (p5); Seattle Success: Idaho traveled to the UW invitational (p5); Vandals maul Grizzlies: Karlee Wilson led the Vandals to a convincing win over Montana (p6); Fresh Start: Carlos Longhi Neto traveled many countries before finding a home in America (p6); Big Sky, big dreams: Former Big Sky basketball players in the NBA hits close to home (p7); Overtime victory: Idaho improves conference record with an overtime win in Missoula (p7); Vandals rock the house: Recreation Center resets rock climbing wall (p8); The Rooster crows, the family wakes: The year of the rooster began Saturday (p8); From the heart of Denver (p9); Outside the box: College offers a chance to hear others views—take it (p10); The future of our fish: Salmon and steelhead conservation has a long and controversial future ahead (p10); Genuine beats: Hip-hop shows that originality comes from reshuffling ideas (p11); Protest against pollution: Taking small steps toward more sustainable living will help the planet heal (p12)

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The Argonaut - January 31, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-01-31
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The debate of identities: “Why gay is not the new Black” lecture sees several perspectives; A woman empowered: UI students directs “ The Vagina Monologues; Leading from the core: I lead to improve students’ personal leadership; Why he went Red (p3); Curve hate with training (p3); Reaching for a fourth: Tennis senior seeks rare feat in final season of college career (p5); Cowgirls wrangle Vandals: Idaho started the spring season with a loss to Wyoming (p5); Seattle Success: Idaho traveled to the UW invitational (p5); Vandals maul Grizzlies: Karlee Wilson led the Vandals to a convincing win over Montana (p6); Fresh Start: Carlos Longhi Neto traveled many countries before finding a home in America (p6); Big Sky, big dreams: Former Big Sky basketball players in the NBA hits close to home (p7); Overtime victory: Idaho improves conference record with an overtime win in Missoula (p7); Vandals rock the house: Recreation Center resets rock climbing wall (p8); The Rooster crows, the family wakes: The year of the rooster began Saturday (p8); From the heart of Denver (p9); Outside the box: College offers a chance to hear others views—take it (p10); The future of our fish: Salmon and steelhead conservation has a long and controversial future ahead (p10); Genuine beats: Hip-hop shows that originality comes from reshuffling ideas (p11); Protest against pollution: Taking small steps toward more sustainable living will help the planet heal (p12)
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identities leadership politics tennis soccer track and field field rock climbing football fish pollution hip-hop
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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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