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Breaking boundaries: Student group aims to encourage and support women in engineering; The UI’s story: Staben shares updated strategic plan and focuses on enrollment and research; Awareness for weather warnings: As cold weather approaches, basic travel preparation is recommended this winter; Team-first talent: Delaney Hopen brings a presence to Idaho volleyball’s back line (p3); Rolling the Rams: Idaho women’s basketball wins against the defending mountain west champs (p3); ‘We are not from India’: Bangladesh Night brings Bangladesh culture and traditions (p6); Loud, swinging, fun at Jazz Fest: Well-known artists to perform at 2018 UI Jazz Festival (p7); New season, new market: Moscow’s Winter Market is back (p8); Addressing the address: Staben talks about what directly affect students in State of the University Address (p9); I'll do it later: Procrastination doesn't have to win out over productivity (p10); Respect, the status quo: Fulfilling the social contract of respect in public is key to human interaction (p10)

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The Argonaut - November 14, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-11-14
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Breaking boundaries: Student group aims to encourage and support women in engineering; The UI’s story: Staben shares updated strategic plan and focuses on enrollment and research; Awareness for weather warnings: As cold weather approaches, basic travel preparation is recommended this winter; Team-first talent: Delaney Hopen brings a presence to Idaho volleyball’s back line (p3); Rolling the Rams: Idaho women’s basketball wins against the defending mountain west champs (p3); ‘We are not from India’: Bangladesh Night brings Bangladesh culture and traditions (p6); Loud, swinging, fun at Jazz Fest: Well-known artists to perform at 2018 UI Jazz Festival (p7); New season, new market: Moscow’s Winter Market is back (p8); Addressing the address: Staben talks about what directly affect students in State of the University Address (p9); I'll do it later: Procrastination doesn't have to win out over productivity (p10); Respect, the status quo: Fulfilling the social contract of respect in public is key to human interaction (p10)
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stem enrollment weather volleyball basketball bangladesh night winte market procrastination
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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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