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A campus for U and I: Black Student Union members express concerns about campus diversity; Fighting resistance: UI researchers identify genes for antibiotic resistance in bacteria; Real scoop: not a fluff piece: Service dogs practice socialization with students; Food, friends and root beer: A German festival with a University of Idaho twist (p3); What’s for dinner? CALS speaker series hosts discuss GMOs (p4); Bruising the Bobcats: The first home volleyball game results in sweeping fashion for the victorious Vandals (p5); Golf gets going: Men and women’s golf are back in action, each with impressive numbers from top performing athletes (p5); Double overtime weekend: Idaho soccer plays a tough weekend at home with a win and a draw (p6); A thriller in South Alabama: Vandals win first Sun Belt game of the season against South Alabama in double overtime (p7); Keeping the score: Children are playing a game not many people can relate to (p8); Making video games social: Palouse gamers to gather at UI commons (p9); ‘Leonardo’s Children’: UI professor speaks about the intersection of art and science (p10); Being a Vandal 100 years ago: “Vandal Traditions” exhibition showcases the history of Vandals (p10); Beating the bug: Staying healthy can be challenging, but there are steps students can take to prevent illnesses (p11); For diversity’s sake: Diversity should not just be about what diverse groups have to offer (p12)

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Title:
The Argonaut - September 26, 2017
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-09-26
Description:
A campus for U and I: Black Student Union members express concerns about campus diversity; Fighting resistance: UI researchers identify genes for antibiotic resistance in bacteria; Real scoop: not a fluff piece: Service dogs practice socialization with students; Food, friends and root beer: A German festival with a University of Idaho twist (p3); What’s for dinner? CALS speaker series hosts discuss GMOs (p4); Bruising the Bobcats: The first home volleyball game results in sweeping fashion for the victorious Vandals (p5); Golf gets going: Men and women’s golf are back in action, each with impressive numbers from top performing athletes (p5); Double overtime weekend: Idaho soccer plays a tough weekend at home with a win and a draw (p6); A thriller in South Alabama: Vandals win first Sun Belt game of the season against South Alabama in double overtime (p7); Keeping the score: Children are playing a game not many people can relate to (p8); Making video games social: Palouse gamers to gather at UI commons (p9); ‘Leonardo’s Children’: UI professor speaks about the intersection of art and science (p10); Being a Vandal 100 years ago: “Vandal Traditions” exhibition showcases the history of Vandals (p10); Beating the bug: Staying healthy can be challenging, but there are steps students can take to prevent illnesses (p11); For diversity’s sake: Diversity should not just be about what diverse groups have to offer (p12)
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diversity health service animals gmos volleyball golf football soccer art traditions
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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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