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A reel community: Howard Hughes Video is going through another transition; A shift in support: Disabilities Support Services to move to Pitman Center in fall 2017; Winter weather aftermath: Latah County Commissioners declare a disaster after recent flooding and other winter weather damage; A campus of inclusivity: UI recognized for its LGBT-friendly policies and overall online affordability (p3); The working man: McClure study evaluates economic impact of Idaho dairy farms (p3); Vandals earn redemption: Vandals pull through to defeat Big Sky Conference rival Eastern Washington in WBI (p6); Marin carries the Vandals: Vandal men’s golfers show improvement in Dallas (p5); Chasing titles: a season in review: Vandal basketball had its ups and downs, but the future is still bright (p6); Spring into baseball: Major League Baseball teams kick off the spring training season (p7); Ninth time’s the charm: “Logan” delivers a satisfying punch in this ninth stab at Wolverine films (p8); A collaboration of art: UI Dance and Music programs collaborate for Dancers Drummers Dreamers concert (p8); Cultivating multicultural connections (p9); Idaho accepts all: UI recognized as one of the most inclusive colleges (p10); The new generation of science: Removing climate change from state curriculums threatens the growth of new generations (p10); Too busy for that: There is productivity in taking time for oneself (p11); STEM women, unite: It is important to celebrate present female trailblazers in STEM fields (p12)

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Title:
The Argonaut - March 21, 2017
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-03-21
Description:
A reel community: Howard Hughes Video is going through another transition; A shift in support: Disabilities Support Services to move to Pitman Center in fall 2017; Winter weather aftermath: Latah County Commissioners declare a disaster after recent flooding and other winter weather damage; A campus of inclusivity: UI recognized for its LGBT-friendly policies and overall online affordability (p3); The working man: McClure study evaluates economic impact of Idaho dairy farms (p3); Vandals earn redemption: Vandals pull through to defeat Big Sky Conference rival Eastern Washington in WBI (p6); Marin carries the Vandals: Vandal men’s golfers show improvement in Dallas (p5); Chasing titles: a season in review: Vandal basketball had its ups and downs, but the future is still bright (p6); Spring into baseball: Major League Baseball teams kick off the spring training season (p7); Ninth time’s the charm: “Logan” delivers a satisfying punch in this ninth stab at Wolverine films (p8); A collaboration of art: UI Dance and Music programs collaborate for Dancers Drummers Dreamers concert (p8); Cultivating multicultural connections (p9); Idaho accepts all: UI recognized as one of the most inclusive colleges (p10); The new generation of science: Removing climate change from state curriculums threatens the growth of new generations (p10); Too busy for that: There is productivity in taking time for oneself (p11); STEM women, unite: It is important to celebrate present female trailblazers in STEM fields (p12)
Subjects:
disabilities lgbt flooding golf basketball baseball golf dance music climate stem
Source:
Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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Language:
eng

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