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Taking back the power: UI student credits on-campus resources for helping her after she was sexually assaulted; Four injured in explosion: NORE fuel test gone wrong results in four injured; Second time’s the charm: MacDonald and Yenne win ASUI presidential election by 75 votes; Big plans for a small town: Moscow Police Chief James Fry celebrates one year as chief; Staff council frustrated with transition process (p3); Dancing with diversity: India Night 2017 showcases culture to the Palouse, brings Indian community together (p4); Finding ways of survival: Junior Brayon Blake fought his whole life to find a home (p6); Preparation makes perfect: Idaho places 10th overall at the El Macero Invitational, Marin finishes top-10 (p6); Success along the West Coast: Idaho finds success as the team moves through California competitions (p7); Not messing around anymore: The Idaho men’s rugby team sets its sights high for future seasons (p8); Leaders and playmakers: Making plays isn’t everything, sometimes a team needs a leader (p9); Straight on ‘til morning: UI Theatre department gives a new take on the classic Peter Pan in “Wendy & Peter: Into Neverland” (p10); An alternate film school: University of Idaho adds Film and Television Studies to its degree options (p11); Growing with mom: PSSC offers fourth annual Moms’ Weekend planting event (p11); It’s not cock-blocking: It is everyone’s responsibility to stop sexual violence, resources for survivors are available (p12);

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The Argonaut - April 18, 2017
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-04-18
Description:
Taking back the power: UI student credits on-campus resources for helping her after she was sexually assaulted; Four injured in explosion: NORE fuel test gone wrong results in four injured; Second time’s the charm: MacDonald and Yenne win ASUI presidential election by 75 votes; Big plans for a small town: Moscow Police Chief James Fry celebrates one year as chief; Staff council frustrated with transition process (p3); Dancing with diversity: India Night 2017 showcases culture to the Palouse, brings Indian community together (p4); Finding ways of survival: Junior Brayon Blake fought his whole life to find a home (p6); Preparation makes perfect: Idaho places 10th overall at the El Macero Invitational, Marin finishes top-10 (p6); Success along the West Coast: Idaho finds success as the team moves through California competitions (p7); Not messing around anymore: The Idaho men’s rugby team sets its sights high for future seasons (p8); Leaders and playmakers: Making plays isn’t everything, sometimes a team needs a leader (p9); Straight on ‘til morning: UI Theatre department gives a new take on the classic Peter Pan in “Wendy & Peter: Into Neverland” (p10); An alternate film school: University of Idaho adds Film and Television Studies to its degree options (p11); Growing with mom: PSSC offers fourth annual Moms’ Weekend planting event (p11); It’s not cock-blocking: It is everyone’s responsibility to stop sexual violence, resources for survivors are available (p12);
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Sexual Assault explosion Dance Basketball Track and Field Rugby Theatre
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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