Argonaut Issues from 2019
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The Argonaut - January 17, 2019 | 2019-01-17 |
Rise through the ranks: Moscow Police chief worked his way up through the department after years of service; Moving Moscow’s finest: Moscow Police Department appears to be closing in on a new home; Petition calls for return of polling location to campus (p3); Reflecting Title IX procedures: UI announces sexual misconduct policy changes to better align with State Board’s policy, practice (p3); ORED rising to the occasion: UI department designs new way to award grants to faculty members (p4); Flipping the script: UI broadcasting and digital media student awarded $1,000 grant for short film project (p5); Funding film and TV studies: The film and television studies program faces challenges while celebrating its second year (p5); A playmaking future: New talent brings new faces for Vandal football this coming year (p8); ‘She is such a part of the Palouse area’: Idaho honored the Pullman native with a number of victories and personal bests (p8); A thrilling rematch: The young Vandals prepare for a matchup against the veteran Grizzlies squad on home turf (p9); Missoula road trip: The Vandals hope to continue recent dominance against Montana on the road (p9) mpd;moscow police department;chief of police;polling locations;vandal ideas;martin luther king essay contest;presidential search;title ix;state board of education;ored;office of research and economic development;faculty grants;jeff zenisek;broadcasting and digital media;radio and television center;film and television studies;dolly parton;james wan;aquaman;football;track and field;men's basektball;women's basketball;government shutdown;gender stereotypes;gillette |
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The Argonaut - January 24, 2019 | 2019-01-24 |
In support of diversity: ASUI discusses bill condemning discriminatory behavior; Exploring new spaces: New anatomy lab opens for UI’s WWAMI students, bringing fresh equipment to campus; Tracking summer rain in Titan: Research team finds anomaly in data, offering possible insight on Earth evolution; ‘We will not tolerate hate’ (p3); Learning and listening (p3); Stocking up the cellar: Vandal Food Pantry offers non-perishables to students, community members in need (p4); Life beyond the lens: UI Prichard Art Gallery opens new photography exhibit exploring Guatemalan migration (p5); A different kind of science fiction: Campus book club created by Sustainability Center, Department of English launched Wednesday (p5); Pirates, plane crashes and ‘Present Laughter’: Department of Theatre Arts to showcase three plays during spring starting Wednesday (p6); Halfway to Boise: After a turbulent starts to the season, Idaho is poised to make noise in the Big Sky (p8); A battle for relevance: Two former Big Sky powerhouses rematch in the middle of a rebuilding year for both teams (p8); Vandals’ winless weekend: Idaho’s tennis teams suffered losses to top-tier programs (p9)’ Records up the road: Idaho freshman breaks record, brings home victories from across the Washington border (p9) asui;diversity;discrimination;nicole skinner;wwami;anatomy lab;titan;space research;jupiter;women’s march;march for life;lcsc;health education;cooking classes;career fair;vandal food pantry;prichard art gallery;vandal entertainment;department of theatre arts;superhero films;marvel;avengers endgame;media;movies;women's basketball;men's basektball;tennis;track and field;politics;social engagement;presidential elections;border wall |
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The Argonaut - January 31, 2019 | 2019-01-31 |
Vandal Alert, professor spark controversy: UI bans journalism professor from campus in Vandal Alert Wednesday, despite no threat; Students protest to support Bennett: Students participated in a march Wednesday to protest actions made by administration; UI chemistry professor dies on campus: Thomas Bitterwolf dies Wednesday afternoon in Malcolm Renfrew Hall, cause unknown; Budget cuts are coming: A structural deficit caused by declining enrollment has to be addressed by pending cuts, UI provost John Wiencek said (p3); Set up for success: Career Services provide insight on preparing for upcoming Spring Career Fair (p3); Hearing rescheduled for UI football player accused of rape: A new court date for former Idaho football player Kyree Curington set for 9 a.m. Feb 28. (p4); “We need to come together’ A look at past Vandal Entertainment options (p5); A panel of LGBTQA perspectives: LGBTQA Office to host open panel Thursday evening (p5); ‘People really care about these cookies’ Sisters Cookie Company retells the story of how one cookie turned into thousands (p6); A one-stop ‘Air Bud’ shop (p7); A taste of 30 countries: Annual Cruise the World event hosts hands-on international booths on campus (p7); Clearing the air: A frenzied Vandal team hunts for a Big Sky win over the Lumberjacks (p8); Vandals face road test in the Southwest: Women hit the road hoping to pick up weekend sweep (p8); One last dive: Idaho swim and dive didn't disappoint in their final home meet of the season Saturday (p9); Wrapping up at UW: Idaho performs well at the UW invitational (p9) vandal alerts;denise bennett;protests;moscow police department;lewiston police department;college of letters arts and social sciences;thomas bitterwolf;chemistry department;malcolm renfrew hall;budget;budget deficit;career fair;career services;sexual assaults;assault hearing;vandal entertainment;lgbtqia;sisters cookie company;air bud;movies media;entertainment;cruise the world event;cuisine;food;men's basektball;women's basketball;swim and dive;track and field;women’s golf;northern arizona university;university of washington;government shutdown;sexual safety;student success program |
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The Argonaut - February 07, 2019 | 2019-02-07 |
Friend, educator and leader: UI community remembers faculty member and local leader Tom Bitterwolf; Vandal Alerts: ‘Room to improve”: UI receives backlash following Vandal Alert, recognizes needed improvement in timelines of future alerts; Professional development; Senate condemns intolerance: ASUI cenounces cultural intolerance on campus; Reinventing on-campus living: Colten Hoff was tired of traditional college housing, so he reimagined his options (p3); Just an everyday love story: Safari Pearl owners share how their love for one another helped create multiple businesses (p5); Sampling a culture: Nepalese Students’ Association host annual celebration Sunday (p5); A year of trial and error at campus Co-op: Campus Co-op celebrates a year of high-quality food options at UI (p5); Working from the ground up: Idaho hopes to build off of a troubling season to prepare for success in the future surrounded by young players (p7); Idaho Athlete of the week: The Vandal Nation staff makes their pick for Vandal Athlete of the Week (p8) tom bitterwolf;cancer;vandal alerts;career-prep;intolerance;asui senate;van life;campus housing;college housing;safari pearl comics;nepalese students’ association;cultures;moscow co-op;campus co-op;panda express;vandal athletics;men's basektball;hockey;palouse ice rink;washington state university;track and field;women's basketball;women’s golf;burnout;halftime show;well space |
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The Argonaut - February 15, 2019 | 2019-02-15 |
Storming through the Palouse: Snow storms bring spike in traffic accidents and school closures across Moscow and Pullman; Parking stalls: A previously free parking lot has been turned into permit only, sparking discourse about parking availability at the University of Idaho; Staben teaching leave approved: State Board of Education approves UI President Staben’s transitional leave; Snow woes: Streets and sidewalks covered in snow and ice pose challenges to people with disabilities (p3); ISEM courses saved: General education will see changed but ISEM courses remain for now (p3); Growing a family business: Local business owners share a love for taking on new ventures together (p5); Empowering campus events: UI Office of Multicultural Affairs sponsors variety of events celebrating Black History Month (p5); Awarding advocacy and activism: UI Women’s Center hosts Virginia Wolf Awards, nominations open (p5); A program all its own: UI’s Virtual Technology and Design Program offers unique learning opportunities for students (p6); New faces for Vandal Football: Idaho finishes with a strong recruiting period, ranking in the top 50 of the FCS at No. 37 winter weather;winter storms;snow;ice;school closures;traffic accidents;dangerous weather;moscow police department;university campus closures;chuck staben;university president;state board of education;disability access;isem courses;general education requirements;city of moscow;local businesses;women’s center;monarch motel;vtd;virtual technology and design;football recruiting;vandal nation;campus parking;vaccinations;peta;health;diet;heart health |
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The Argonaut - February 21, 2019 | 2019-02-21 |
Lionel Hampton’s legacy: The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival provides inspiration for students; Behind the curtain: Volunteers set the stage for the 2019 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival; Moscow to vote on MPD move: Moscow City Council approved a bond ordinance, residents to vote on ordinance in May; CTC provider resigns: UI Counselling and Testing Center creates interim plan in absence of psychiatric nurse practitioner (p3); A slice of the Moscow dining experience: Sodexo introduces Papa John’s to campus near dormitories (p3); Cooking on a budget: Moscow Food Co-op to host a class about healthy eating on a budget Saturday (p4); “Life happens right here”: Owners of Swan Family Ink discuss their many services in healing arts (p5); Past connections and ‘Present Laughter’: UI theater professor discusses journey to Moscow and upcoming play, premiering March 1 (p5); Supporting furry friends: Tapped hosts fundraiser for service dogs (p7); Helping lead the Vandals: Isabelle Hadden looks to lead Vandals to their most successful season yet (p8); Idaho back home: Vandals return to Memorial Gym to hosts Northern Arizona (p9); Seeking a second win on the road: Idaho hopes to keep Lumberjack shooters at bay (p9) lionel hampton jazz festival;lionel hampton jazz festival;volunteering;moscow police department;city of moscow;moscow city council;counseling and testing center;papa john’s;on-campus dining;cooking;moscow co-op;recreation;arts;swan family ink;theater;media;movies;community;kenworthy;academy awards;service dogs;women's basketball;men's basektball;colin kaepernick;gender gap;race;netflix;peta |
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The Argonaut - February 28, 2019 | 2019-02-28 |
Five finalists named for UI presidency: The state Board of Education announced the names of five contenders vying to become the UI’s 19th president; Loss in the Vandal family; Finding home: Greek life organizations without on-campus housing thrive off campus; New physician keeps eye on returning to campus: Moscow Family Medicine’s new physician assistant discusses a possible return to campus (p3); PIKE ends initiation week: UI PIKE chapter transitions to member education instead of traditional initiation week (p4); Beyond frozen cream and sugar: Panhandle Cone and Coffee to open in downtown Moscow early March (p5); Searching for lost literature: UI professor uncovers, researches archived American literature (p6); Step up and turn up the beat: An in-depth look at some of the best female singers right now (p7); Cricket player to golfer: An ankle injury led to an athletic career shift for Idaho’s Sean Langham (p8); End-of-season push: Idaho hits the road again to try and keep the top spot in the conference (p9); Idaho assemblies for final homestand of the season: The Vandals continue their fight for a second Big Sky Conference win (p9) university president;chuck staben;19th president;green, scott;collin sather;greek life;greek system;moscow family medicine;pike;pi kappa alpha;panhandle cone & coffee;local business;city of moscow;downtown moscow;american literature;zachary turpin;female singers;music;media;billie eilish;maren morris;lizzo;julia michaels;h.e.r;grammys;cricket;golf;women's basketball;men's basektball;track and field;shotput;student involvement;winter weather |
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The Argonaut - March 07, 2019 | 2019-03-07 |
New president named by April: The university of Idaho looks to choose its 19th president; Presidential preview; Women’s Center: Where it’s going, where it’s been: Women’s Center location has changed several times, and it could move again; Former football player please not guilty to rape charges: Former Idaho football player accused of rape pled not guilty in Latah District Court Thursday (p3); ‘Much more than just books’ Latah County library offers resources, events for all community members (p5); Tea, cake amd ‘HERstory’: Women’s Center, Global Student Success Program to honor International Women’s Day (p5); Dirt covered hands and green thumbs: UI Plant Soil and Science Club open to those with an interest in growing, learning and selling plants (p6); Engineering a team: Idaho hockey team captain Kasey Peach helps move club toward the future of change and progress (p7); Closing out Cowan: A historic season could end in pectacular fashion for the team (p8); Idaho pushes for relevance in season close: Idaho looks to carry momentum from win into the weekend contests (p8) university president;chuck staben;state board of education;unlv;uc davis;oklahoma state university;women’s center;memorial gym;sexual assaults;latah district court;rape charges;latah county libraries;global student success program;international women’s;day;succulent sale;plant soil and science club;hockey;club sports;women's basketball;men's basektball;student involvement;bernie sanders;presidential elections |
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The Argonaut - March 21, 2019 | 2019-03-21 |
‘Everybody makes mistakes’: Jadzia Graves speaks about life as an engineering student; ICCU Arena plans move forward: The Idaho State Board of Education approved UI’s funding request, contingent on approval; Covering climate change: New York Times climate change reporter Kenra Pierre-Lois to speak at annual ethics symposium (p3); The freshmen are coming: UIdaho Bound has a few changes this year to scheduling but is still the same (p3); A new grading scale: UI Faculty Senate passed new plus and minus grading system Tuesday (p4); President to professor: Chuck Staben still considering tenured biology position (p5); Twenty minutes once a week: Drop-in Mindfulness Meditation hits five years and still going (p5); CTC is covered for now: CTC search for provider continues, retired psychiatrist comes back to help fill in gap (p6); Mind, body and stress: Health Huts across campus help students to learn about available resources (p6); Claiming the stage: DancersDrummersDreamers offer sights, sounds for the eyes and ears (p7); To juice or not to juice? Local business owners, UI nutritionists provide differing perspectives on juice cleansing (p7); Returning to the rodeo: Professor earns %50,000 fellowship for Gay Rodeo Oral history project (p8); Connecting through art: UI Prichard Gallery showcases art, research of CAA faculty (p9); Education and advocacy: League of Women Voters emperors locals to partake in democratic process (p10); Remembering Collin: UI community members Collin Sather (p11); daho shotput athlete ready for season success: After remarkable indoor season, Short looks to build upon success into the outdoor season (p12); Back and even better: Idaho soccer is heading to Pullman for the first spring game of the season (p13); Postseason possibilite: Idaho returns to action for a second round of postseason play (p14) engineering;engineering program;stem;women in engineering;swe;idaho central credit union;state board of education;new york times;climate change;kendra pierre-lois;freshmen;uidaho bound;orientation;faculty senate;chuck staben;green, scott;denise bennett;meditation;mindfulness;ctc;counseling and testing center;health and wellness;mental health;ddd;dancers drummers dreamers;disability awareness month;juice diet;gay rodeo;oral history;rebecca scofield;ui history department;prichard art gallery;hozier;music;arts;entertainment;league of women voters;politics;political efficacy;football;men's basektball;track and field;women's basketball;soccer;nfl;aaf;march madness;university president;menstruation;scams;student union building |
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The Argonaut - March 28, 2019 | 2019-03-28 |
ASUI election guide: Voting for ASUI elections will run 7 a.m. April 1 through 5 p.m. April 3; Identity crisis: Identity changes parking enforcement in wake of problems; Return of the SUB: ASUI seeks to rename the Idaho Commons to create more student spaces on campus; Steel House to close: Cheapest living option for women to close after spring graduation; Parking charges in bulk: Ten changes set for parking next year, including permit increases (pA3); Mold: An unwanted roommate: Palouse Properties provides mold preventing techniques (pA4); Moscow, UI trek toward two wheels: The city and university come together for alternative transportation (pA5); The mammoth in the room: UI undergraduates scan mammoth bones at Gritman Medical Center (pA6); Teaching across the pond: UI professors selected to lead USAC programs at overseas universities during summer 2020 (A7); Rochester to Moscow: Director Roger Rowley discusses strengths, challenges of the UI Prichard Gallery (pA8); Idaho’s postseason hopes stay alive: Idaho advances in the WNIT with epic comeback (pB1); Oh so sweet: Idaho will travel to the desert in hopes of continuing their postseason (pB1); The battle has begun: With basketball season coming to a close, the hardwood has been lifted and the turf is back (pB2); Another chance: Vandal Football marks their first spring practice this past Monday (pB2); A time of growth and learning: Idaho soccer set to start 2019 off on the right foot (pB3); Women win, men fall: The Idaho women’s tennis team dominated in conference play over the weekend (pB4); A strong open: Idaho claims a number of victories, personal bests, in outdoor season opener (pB4) asui senate;asui elections;asui president;asui vice president;identity;parking;sub;student union building;idaho commons;steel house;campus housing;parking and transportation;parking permits;parking costs;bicycle community;transportation;mammoth studies;gritman medical center;prichard art gallery;movies;media;women's basketball;football;soccer;women's tennis;men’s tennis;track and field;summer courses;presidential elections;presidential candidate;female leadership;feminism;equality;apple tv plus;broadcasted entertainment;google;google stadia;domestic abuse;spain |
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The Argonaut Best of Moscow 2019 | 2019-04 |
Down on the corner: Moscow’s Corner Club has been a community stable since late 1940s (p3); Love in a cup: One World Cafe employees discuss what makes their jobs special (p5); Zipping to the finish line: An investigative analysis of Moscow’s “best fast food joint” (p6); Cheese on wheels: Grub truck employees share their experiences in the with Moscow’s best late-night-meal (p7); Serving tenants right since the ‘80s: Palouse Properties owners, renters, reflect on their role in the Moscow’s rental community (p9); Mint to be in Moscow: Panhandle Cone & Coffee quickly becomes a community cornerstone, utilizing local ingredients (p10); The eye of the storm: Storm Cellar co-owner reflects on nearly a decade of business, curating pieces for the shop (p11) city of moscow;best of moscow;restaurants;bars;coffee shops;fast food;late-night meal;sweets;local shop;local businesses;corner club;moscow alehouse;one world cafe;zips;grub truck;rentals;palouse properties;panhandle cone & coffee;storm cellar |
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The Argonaut Housing Guide 2019 Edition | 2019-04 |
Housing options 2019 - 2020; Making the decision to go Greek: Greek life isn't for everyone but it was for me; Independently minded? Consider living in the LLCs:UI student shares her experience in the engineering LLC; Gender need not apply: Housing and the LGBTQA Office work together to make an inclusive option; Six living options, one former student: For Monzerrath Stark, on-campus housing greatly improved college; An independent first-year on campus: An in-depth look at the Theophilus Tower; A place for everyone in Moscow: Wallace is a convenient place to live for first-year and upper-level students at UI housing, housing options;living;living options;on-campus living;off-campus living;greek;greek housing;wallace residence center;willey;ballard;stevenson;theophilus tower;llcs;living learning communities;sororities;fraternities;residence halls;housing and residence life;apartments;identity |
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The Argonaut - April 04, 2019 | 2019-04-04 |
Idaho’s only: Land grant and related acts are fundamental to UI research efforts; Lockhart wins presidency: Less than 1,500 votes recorded in ASUI student election; Altering curriculum: UI’s curriculum endured a change nearly a decade in the making (p3); All along the water tower: President’s office holds open viewing for new University House (p4); Taylor Azizeh to the Arctic: Environmental science and wildlife resources major to travel to Denmark and Greenland (p5); Finals Fest features new location and genre (p5); The return from Quantico: Moscow Police Chief James Fry discusses his recent attendance at the FBI’s National Academy (p6); Mom’ Weekend - Not just for moms: A look into Mom’s Weekend and the events available to students (p6); ‘I’m doing something right’ Vandals win at Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (p7); How to ‘live tiny’ in a bus: Family overcomes homlessness by converting a bus into a living space (p7); Sharing the joy of color: The spring and summer seasons bring out more color, especially for Tye Dye Everything (p8); Dancing through the decades: Annual Tutxinmepu Powwow to take place Saturday and Sunday (p9); On the hunt: An improved secondary and new linebacker core showcases its talents (p11); Football players plead not guilty to petty theft charges: Elliss, Cash accused of stealing $130 in food from Moscow Walmart (p11); Looking to take the next step: Idaho seniors showed their skills in front of NFL Scouts during Idaho’s Pro Day (p12); Hundreds show support for Sather in Spokane (p13); Records wrecked and memories made: Idaho’s 2018-2019 season wasn't perfect, but was remarkable as any that came before it (p14) land grant university;public access;state board of education;asui;jacob lockhart;nicole skinner;asui presidency;asui elections;voting;credit requirements;university house;president’s house;environmental science;research;kibbie dome;6lack;mpd;moscow police department;moscow police chief;mom’s weekend;yodeling;kennedy center american college theater festival;tiny living;bus conversion;tye dye everything;local businesses;downtown moscow;main street;latah county fairgrounds;hemp festival;politics;native culture;powwow;summer classes;football;nfl;collin sather;women's basketball;march madness;student athletes;parent & family weekend;music;media;entertainment;hydration;health and wellness |
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The Argonaut - April 11, 2019 | 2019-04-11 |
Water, water everywhere: Multiple homes, businesses experience flooding; President to be named Thursday; Returning to his roots: University House architect gives insight to career, life in Moscow; Bingo and Bible verses: ZCollegiate Reformed Fellowship sponsored event, Toxic Matriarchy, sparks controversy on campus; (Bio)fueling up: Student-led project to update biodiesel facilities, furthering university sustainability goals (p3); Community remembers Eugene Cline: Friends and students mourn loss of local music educator (p3); From Greek house to State House (p4); Combining creative minds: “Asterisk” exhibition to showcase MFA students’ skills Friday evening at the Prichard Art Gallery (p5); More than just volunteering: UI Earth Fest celebrates sustainability throughout April (p5); Overcoming a denied subway card: UI international Studies students conquer the Big Apple at the Model UN Conference (p6); Players in the trenches: An experienced offensive line looks to shine this season, as the defensive line continues to build and get healthy in preparation for 2019 (p8); A time to reflect and acknowledge (p9) flooding;pullman flooding;national weather service;moscow flooding;water damage;university president;university house;toxic matriarchy;biofuels;eugene cline;cline’s music;prichard art gallery;earth fest;sustainability;earth day;earth month;new york;summer classes;football;soccer;counter-protesting;sexual assault awareness month;alcohol;consent |
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The Argonaut - April 18, 2019 | 2019-04-18 |
Tuition increases approved: The Idaho State Board of education approved UI and other college’s tuition increases; The core of the issue: Denise Bennett’s grant funds returned, email records show internal deliberations; A space of support: From dissertations to daily homework, UI Writing Center aims to educate students (p5); Realistic remake: Over the (big)top: Live action ‘Dumbo’ takes flight with a revamped storyline and strong actors (p6); Eye on the Iron Throne: A spoiler-filled look into the latest developments in ‘Game of Thrones’ (p5); The new big 3 (p7); Three basketball players enter transfer portal: Vandal basketball faces another hurdle with three more players deciding to transfer (p7) tuition;student enrollment;budget deficit;budget cuts;state board of education;vandal alerts;denise bennett;college of letters arts and social sciences;summer classes;ui writing center;student support;tutoring;peer mentors;dumbo;movies;media;entertainment;game of thrones;tv;palouse cult film revival;women's basketball;men's basektball;columbine shooting;university president;chuck staben;19th president;social anxiety |
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The Argonaut - April 25, 2019 | 2019-04-25 |
Spear secures new job post UI: Spear hired as Idaho Falls Auditorium District executive director after being fired in August; Tracking tumors from home: UI assistant professor Min Xian continues his research into possible cancer scanners; Little takes action toward improving education: Gov. Little made education his priority during legislative session; Fueling the pth to carbon neutrality: With completion of biodiesel processor overhaul, Clean Energy Club looks to carbon neutrality (p3); Entertaining the Moscow masses: Finals Fest continues to bring a variety of performers to campus each year (p5); (End)game theory: An in-depth ranking of each Marvel film from the last decade (p6); Year in review: A look back at some of the high points from Vandal Athletics over the past year (p7); Tyson to transfer: Former Idaho guard announces commitment to Huston over social media (p8) rob spear;asui;research;cancer research;tumor detection;cancer scanning;brad little;state board of education;clean energy club;biodiesel research;carbon neutrality;breast cancer;vandal entertainment;asui-kibbie activity center;marvel movies;avengers endgame;track and field;women’s golf;women's basketball;men's basektball;ajr;finals fest;earth day;activism;summer courses |
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The Argonaut - May 02, 2019 | 2019-05-02 |
A mission in Moscow: The moment every Vandal has been waiting for; Raising awareness, prevention: Mental health resources available across campus and state of Idaho (pA3); Losing star Tallent: JAMM professor Becky Tallent reflects on time as UI professor (pA5); Curiosity forged in fire: Retiring UI professor recalls a career spent in the eye of the inferno (pA5); Daley-Laursen retires: Former UI interim president retires from faculty position, will join Peace Corps (pA6); Finding fish scales: UI alumnus chosen for a Fulbright award to Brazil (pA6); Flamenco and flashbacks to the past: New ISEM 101 program to offer hands-on archeological experience in Spain to students (pA7); Captain Vandal protects community: Vandal alumnus reflects on his work as Moscow Police Department Captain (pA8); On patrol with Moscow’s finest: A firsthand account of what it’s like to experience a Moscow Police Department patrol (pA8); Glean, gather, grow: Backyard Harvest provides fresh produce for food-insecure individuals in nearby countries (pA9); The rewards of research: College of Science senior to pursue studies in ecology and biology (pA10); From ground to glass: UI alumni discuss passion for making wine and transforming the local industry (pA12); WR on the field, R&B off the field: Micah Hamilton, former Idaho football player turned musician to graduate this spring (pA13); Podcasting comes to UI: From entertainment to education, podcasts are a new way to hear and create stories (pA14); A dentist turned dancer: Saban “Rocky” Ursua looks forward to continuing his dance career after college (pA17); Classroom to Kenworthy: Kino Short Film Festival gives students a chance to showcase projects in a professional setting (pA16); Big Sky big shots: Seniors Marianna Petrei and Maria Tavares congratulate each other during a doubles match (pB2); Moving into the spotlight: UI athlete trainers may be on the sidelines, but they serve another critical role once the final whistle blows (pB4); Presgrave’s journey to Moscow: Goalkeeper Makayla Presgrave leaves the Silver and Gold with a stellar resume (pB3); Hausmann plans to go pro (pB4); A family legacy on the fairway: Michelle Kim’s switch from life as a golfer to life as a business person (pB5); Best of the back line: Alycia Wodke has taken advantage of every opportunity volleyball at Idaho has offered her (pB6); A dream fulfilled: Vandal football’s Kaden Elliss gets represented in the 2019 NFL draft (pB7); Silver and gold close to home: Moscow High basketball star Gabe Quinnet plans to walk on for Vandal basketball (pB8) university president;19th president;chuck staben;c. scott green;asui president;nicole skinner;jacob lockhart;mental health;depression;suicide;crisis;counseling and testing center;jamm;journalism;fire studies;wildfires;research grants;faculty retiring;isem;general education;mpd;moscow police department;soil science;soil stewards club;carly scott;biology;biology research;graduation;wine;clearwater canyon cellars;winemaking;music;electronic music;r&b;podcasts;student resources;making, innovating, and learning labratory;mill;billie eilish;game of thrones;media;entertainment;fashion;senior showcase;finals fest;dancing;film;tennis;athletic trainers;sports medicine;soccer;women’s golf;volleyball;football;men's basektball;women's basketball;nfl;nfl draft;summer classes;parking;argonaut;alcohol;legal drinking;marvel;movies;avengers endgame;school shootings;antisemitism;stress management;de-stress fest |
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The Argonaut - May 22, 2019 | 2019-05-22 |
Q&A with UI’s Judge Judy: UI Alumna Nicole Skinner reflects in her Judge Judy “You Be The Judge” experience (p3); Budget increase for Idaho Arena: Idaho Arena budget increased from $46 million to $51 million (p4); Main Street health: Latah Recovery Center prepares for the opening of the crisis center (p5); Brunch for an Olympic cause: Brothers serve breakfast to raise funds for local Special Olympics team (p5); An above-average outing: A great looking movie with a not-so-great story (p6); May/June Movie Previews: With so many movies coming out this summer, how many will be worth the price of admission? (p7); Horoscopes (p8); Former Vandal builds legacy: A former Vandal will leave a lasting mark on the Idaho program (p9) education, involvement;judge judy;you be the judge;idaho arena;idaho state board of education;idaho central credit union;latah recovery center;crisis center;special olympics;fundraising;detective pikachu;movie premiers;media;entertainment;horoscopes;football;nfl;kaden elliss;bill nye;climate change |
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The Argonaut - June 05, 2019 | 2019-06-05 |
Parking update: Parking and Transportation services gears up for summer parking changes; All eyes on fall: Keep your eyes open for intriguing matchups during the fall season (p3); This week in Moscow: Science, politics and search committee sessions to take place (p4); 2019 NBA Finals staff predictions: Golden State Warriors vs. Toronto Raptors (p5); June movie preview: Reboots, sequels, and mistakes (p6); Apple - down but not out? The Tech company has recently made both boiling and exciting announcements (p7); Horoscopes (p8); May’s Mental Health Awareness Month: A wrap-up and check in with our loved ones (p9); Let’s talk about Bigfoot: ‘Wild Thing’ podcast takes a new look at Bigfoot and the culture involved (p10) pts;parking and transportation services;permits;permit fees;fall athletics;fall sports;city of moscow;breweries;beekeeping;arboretum science;nba;movies;media;entertainment;apple;horoscopes;itunes;macpro;ios 13;mental health;bigfoot;podcasts;wild thing |
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The Argonaut - June 19, 2019 | 2019-06-19 |
Men’s basketball head coach terminated: The termination comes three weeks after Don Verlin was placed on leave (p2); Four selected as Chobani scholars: Idaho students receive opportunity to further agricultural science education (p4); Another farewell: Another men’s basketball player enters transfer portal (p5); Zombie apocalypse: “The Dead don't Die” buries itself in a deep grave (p6); Three trucks, three different foods: Food trucks are all over Moscow, but what do they serve? (p7); Horoscopes (p8); Your canine companion: Whether it’s volunteering, adopting or donating, shelters need help (p9); A tale spun too thin: Athena’s wrath and wrongdoings (p10) men's basektball;basketball coach;don verlin;athletics;screen on the green;artwalk;summer solstice hike;college of agriculture and life sciences;chobani;chobani scholarship;player transfer;the dead don’t die;movies;zombie movies;food trucks;food review;city of moscow;moscow nightlife;horoscopes;animal shelters;donations;volunteering;athena |
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The Argonaut - July 03, 2019 | 2019-07-03 |
A Green future: Community reaction to the university’s next president; Discrimination lawsuit: Professor seeks remedies for race and gender discrimination (p3); July movie preview: Spiders, lions, alligators and more this month (p5); Who let the dogs out?: My all time favorite dog movies (p6); The Warrens are back for more: What should you see before watching “Annabelle Comes Home?” (p7); Horoscopes (p8); Harry Potter Go: “Wizards Unite,” a casual game to get in your hour of activity (p9); Five-star engulfing: How to see through the flood of sponsored five star ratings (p10); Food insecurity (p11) university president;c. scott green;health;cooking;idaho state board of education;law program;shaakirrah sanders;moscow community;movies;media;entertainment;dog movies;horror movies;annabelle;horoscopes;harry potter;wizards unite;pokemon go;apps;app review;sponsored ratings;food |
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The Argonaut - July 17, 2019 | 2019-07-17 |
What’s an institution to do? Controversial speakers on college campuses cross state lines; Meet the Prez: ASUI presidents are voted in each year, meet the 2019-2020 president; From Marketing to Miss Idaho: Grace Zimmerman takes the crown for Miss Idaho competition; Idaho Falls to Moscow: A future student visits campus to prepare for the next two years in Moscow (p3); Idaho scientist gets head start to D.C.: UI CNR professor receives Presidential Early Career Award (p4); A dream come true: UI student spends summer in Washington D.C. (p6); How immigration affects UI students: International students talk about what it’s like to study abroad (p6); A never-ending roller coaster: A strangely made classic returns once more (p8); Soccer matchups of the year: A look ahead at the biggest matchups for Idaho soccer in 2019 (p9); Vandal legend finds future success: Ferenz furthers her playing career with a pro contract overseas (p9); Summer league shake-up: Ledbetter and Callandret represent Idaho in NBA Summer League action (p10); Preseason standouts: Johnson and Coffey receive preseason Big Sky honors going into the 2019 season (p11) toxic matriarchy event;feminism;equality;patriarchy;christ church;washington state university;asui president;jacob lockhart;grace zimmerman;miss idaho;outdoor activities;screen on the green;parking permits;uidaho bound;tara hudiburg;addyson barnes;immigration;international students;study abroad;movies;media;entertainment;ma;arts;stranger things;soccer;women's basketball;vandal nation;nba;men's basektball;football;diversity;netflix;pride;portland pride;krispy kreme;diet;health and wellness |
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The Argonaut - August 23, 2019 | 2019-08-23 |
‘I got so much out of this place’: Green returns to his alma mater, UI, as the new president with student-minded priorities; Two suits against UI set of hearings: Lawsuits against the university move forward; Clearing the turnPIKE: UI’s PIKE chapter doesn't think much will change after moving into a campus home, but leaders are happy they're under one roof (p3); Moscow police chief: K-Nein: MPD Chief's request for drug dog nixed after community concern (p4); ‘A shop worthy of its name’ Johnson hoped to create a tattoo shop worthy of Moscow (p6); One World Cafe gives up the stage: David Dondero, Corey Oglesby and Bart Budwig performed at One World Cafe Monday night (p7); Representation in reality television: “The Bachelor” franchise features a same-sex couple for the first time in 17 years (p8); Buying into the culture: Idaho football enters the season with hopes of renewed success for the upcoming year (9); New year, same rivalry: Boise State gallops into town to renew rivalry with Vandals on Friday (p10) university president;c. scott green;chuck staben;lawsuits;assault;pi kappa alpha;greek life;pike;mdp;moscow police department;moscow tattoo company;one world cafe;live music;city of moscow;entertainment;the bachelor;lgbtqa representation;video games;game reviews;football;soccer;boise state;caffeine;spiderman;netflix |
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The Argonaut - August 29, 2019 | 2019-08-29 |
Bennett filed legal complaints in July: UI journalism professor alleges damages, dismissal hearing results to come; UI has campus-central SUB: Commons become Idaho SUB, sparking hope from student leaders; Sculptures of sound preside in the Prichard (p4); Mo’ gears, mo’ problems: For my senior year, I sought out a change of pace when it comes to my morning commute (p5); Moscow Pride Festival unites an inclusive community: Palouse community gathers together for Palouse Pride Festival last Saturday in East City Park (p5); L.I.F.E. Hacks: How to not get bored in Moscow this week (p6); Idaho starts its four-game homestead this weekend: SEC and CCC make their way to the Kibbie Dome (p7); Keeping it fresh(men): New faces look to help Idaho exceed expectations (p7); Into the lion’s den: Vandal football kicks off the season against one of the Big Ten’s elite (p8); New face of the program: Lisa Ferrero named as the newest head coach at Idaho (p8) e-bike rental;denise bennett;sub;commons;asui;prichard art gallery;cycling;commuting;prive festival;lgbtqia;pride;national coming out day;entertainment;city of moscow;one world cafe;soccer;volleyball;football;women’s golf;lisa ferrero;bike-share program;running;exercise;construction |
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The Argonaut - September 05, 2019 | 2019-09-05 |
Road work ahead: University officials explain changes to parking on UI’s campus; Green to decide on Bennett’s dismissal: Following recommendations from a committee to dismiss Bennett according to documents provided by her, Green will make a decision (p3); Idaho engineers partner with Air Force: UI students receive grant, continue research on fuel (p3); Moscow: a bucket list: A list of things to do in Moscow that just cannot be missed (p4); A scream on the green: Meme page allows students to relieve stress with screams (p5); Familiar territory: Fromer conference rivals make their way to the Kibbie Dome this weekend (p7); Erasing past memories: Idaho hopes to hit the rewind button on the season with the home opener this weekend (p8) construction;parking and transportation services;parking lots;parking permits;renovations;road closures;denise bennett;green, scott;biofuels;biofuel research;air force;city of moscow;night life;downtown moscow;moscow bagel shop;arboretum;grub truck;uidaho memes for scott’s tots;tori kelly;retro video games;music;media;entertainment;soccer;football;social media;tv;chick-fil-a |
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The Argonaut - September 12, 2019 | 2019-09-12 |
CTC fills psychiatry void: Counseling and Testing Center fills vacancy for full-time psychiatric care position; UI employees to expect higher rates for healthcare coverage: Important benefit changes are coming to university employees in January 2020; Drastic snowfall decreases in Western United States: UI postdoctoral researcher finds climate change affecting snowfall (p4); The hidden gem of Moscow (p5); ‘It was just chaos’ Brothers Michael and Wrynar Noil reflect on life after Hurricane Katrina (p7); Starting from the bottom: New head coach Lisa Ferrero’s first tournament ended with Idaho tied for last place (p7); Idaho assistant men’s basketball coach no longer with team (p7); Lancers and highlanders prepare for the Vandals: Idaho soccer goes on its final road trip before Big Sky conference play (p8); Spikes in Sin City: Idaho travels to Las Vegas for the UNLV Volleyball Tournament this weekend (p8) counseling and testing center;suicide rates;idaho suicide rates;national suicide rates;health benefits;campus safety awareness;snowfall levels;climate change;global warming;art;city of moscow;entertainment;media;movies;movie reviews;scream;football;women’s golf;men's basektball;soccer;volleyball;women's basketball;mental health;pumpkin spice;take back the night |
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The Argonaut - September 19, 2019 | 2019-09-19 |
‘You don't have to be somebody else to feel included’: UI students, administrators reflect on the benefits and challenges of diversity, inclusion funding; Professor Denise Bennett fired: Bennett plans to appeal President Green’s decision; Anti-abortion group sparks campus protest: Campus counter-protests broke out at anti-abortion demonstration on Wednesday; U of I archeologists hold excavation at Moscow High School: Local high school and college students join forces for research dig (p3); MPD to students: Keep your dogs on a leash: Students reminded to keep dogs on leash on campus and in city limits (p3); ‘A space and place for all’: The Kenworthy is known to be a place for all including its resident ghosts (p5); Kenworthy renovations aim to ‘make sure it’s here for years to come’ (p5); How to get the most out of your sleep: Sleep tips and tricks from one sleep deprived college student to another (p6); Overcoming critics: With adversity behind him, Mason Petrino aims for a strong 2019 season (p7); A crucial opportunity: Vandal football prepares for their most significant non-conference matchup on Saturday (p7); Comeback at the GCU classic: Can the young Vandal Volleyball team bounce back after a tough season start? (p8); Retooling ahead of final non-conference weekend: Vandals go to Beavers and host Fighting Hawks in rare split weekend (p8) diversity;diversity program funding;inclusion;heritage month;green, scott;denise bennett;abortion;protests;counter-protest;moscow high school;archaeology;archeology dig site;mpd;moscow police department;dogs on campus;kenworthy;theater;kenworthy renovations;sleep;sleep deprivation;legend of zelda;football;mason petrino;volleyball;soccer;flu season;flu shots;mod pizza |
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The Argonaut - September 26, 2019 | 2019-09-26 |
University faces $14 million shortfall: University budget deficit projected based on increase in benefit costs, decrease in tuition revenue; Former UI professor arrested in Lewiston: Denise Bennet arrested, posts bond in Lewiston; Teen dies while hiking with friends at Elk Creek Falls: Teen death accident sparks hiker safety dialogue (p3); New director for Idaho Geological Survey names: UI’s Office of Research and Development announces new IGS director (p3); Stalking safety lecture: Stalking safety lecture held in memory of Katy Benoit at annual campus safety awareness event (p4); ‘A little bit of social justice and trolling’ University of Idaho student gains attention for unique ways of protesting social issue (p6); What makes a town so special: The artists of Moscow tell all on what makes this town so special (p5); A stifling Big Sky entrance: Idaho hopes to continue dominance against the Bears Saturday on the road (p7); Vikings and Vandals clash to open Big Sky: Idaho starts conference play in Memorial Gym against Portland State University (p7); Grizzlies and Bears march towards Moscow: Montana and Northern Colorado head to Moscow for the Big Sky season opener inside the Kibbie Dome (p8) budget deficit;tuition;benefits;costs;denise bennett;substance possession;lewiston police department;ek creek falls;death;hiker safety;stalking safety;campus safety;campus safety awareness;katy benoit;david catts;online trolling;facebook groups;memes;uidaho memes for scott’s tots;city of moscow;local art;cartoons;kenworthy;youtube;netflix;football;volleyball;soccer;sexual education and awareness;safe sex;contraception;panda express;vandal overnight games;depression;mental health;mental health awareness;mental health resources |
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The Argonaut - October 03, 2019 | 2019-10-03 |
‘Having our names validated’ UI’s Vandal Card Office and others begin to roll out changes allowing students to self-identify their names; “we're Vandals, just like you” Kulia Keheler is known on UI’s campus for creating a community for LGBTQA students; Bennett’s possession charges dropped: Former UI professor’s preliminary hearing postponed (p3); Community involvement in research: Idaho Water Resources Research Institute to host a citizen science campaign examining water quality (p4); Transforming downtown Moscow: Modest Music Festival brought 40-plus artists to downtown Moscow this past weekend (p5); Alley chats: A John’s Alley Tavern overview (p6); Filling a talented void: Charles Akanno looks to continue to lead by example and strong work ethic (p7); Eagles and Vandals rivalry renewed in Cheney: After a hard-fought opening conference weekend, Idaho soccer looks to ground the Eagles on the road (p8); Idaho takes on Montana Big Sky teams (p8) transexual;lgbtqia;vandal card office;lgbtqa student lounge;denise bennett;city of moscow;taco bell;iwrri;water research;water quality;modest music festival;book people of moscow;humble burger;bitterroot tattoo;one world cafe;the storm cellar;kenworthy performing arts center;mikey’s gyros;john’s alley;moscow chamber of commerce;de-stressing;mental health;palouse paws;asui;therapy dogs;football;soccer;eastern washington university;eagles;montana state university;volleyball;identity;gender identity;psychology;career fair |
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The Argonaut - October 10, 2019 | 2019-10-10 |
CALS facility pushes on: Recent donation brings facility past the halfway point of fundraising goal; National coming out day events: Palouse community organizes events to celebrate and represent local queer voices (p3); Snow graces the University of Idaho campus Wednesday (p4); More than a cup of coffee: Dickman has learned a lot and it didn't all come from coffee (p5); Getting down and dirty with acrylic pours: The Visual Arts Community promotes a safe space for local artists (p5); The Senders bring the crowd together (p6); Opening another chapter: With the loss of the Splash Sisters, Newlee and the team are ready for a new chapter this season with an experienced squad, Zac Claus and Trevon Allen talk the future of men’s basketball with a new team during Big Sky Media day (p7); Vandals renew the Battle of the Domes: Soccer heads on the road for the second straight week, going to Ogden and Pocatello (p8) college of agriculture and life sciences;cals;adam seo;death;remembrance;national coming out day;lgbtqia;queer community;winter weather;gypsy java;art;art community;the senders;local music;john’s alley;women's basketball;men's basektball;soccer;kibbie dome;ogden, utah;weber state;community;alcohol;controlled substances;self-care;midterms;bicycles |
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The Argonaut - October 17, 2019 | 2019-10-17 |
Suspicious white van spotted on campus: Some students are concerned about reports of a white van following people on campus; 100 years: the marching band gets ready to celebrate 100 years throughout this weekend during Homecoming celebrations; Spreading like wildfire: A brief explanation of what Wildfire is and why it was created (p3); Clinic to return to campus: The renovated facility is set to open this fall (p4); Members of Nez Perce tribe celebrate Indigenous People’s Day (p5); ‘Sap in their veins’ exhibit shows loggers in new light: Travelling art exhibit used photography to communicate ideas (p6); Bringing the funk to The Alley: A well-known band in Canada’s music scene brought their funky beats to The Alley Oct. 9 (p7); Bad controls, micro-transactions and poor unlock system? Sign me up: Zack comes back to the present to look at Mario Kart Tour on Mobile (p8); Bengals prey upon the dome: Idaho football hopes to rekindle some intensity in a Homecoming Weekend battle (p10); Homecoming hits with Vandal volleyball: Idaho hosts two Big Sky teams at home during homecoming week (p10); Last ride in the Kibbie Dome: Idaho hosts Northern Arizona and Southern Utah over the weekend (p11) white van;campus crime;campus safety;marching band;sound of idaho;homecoming;wildfires;student health;vandal health clinic;nez perce;indigenous people's day;prichard art gallery;art;city of moscow;john’s alley;five alarm funk;mario kart;mario kart tour;el camino;battle of the domes;idaho state;volleyball;football;soccer;kibbie dome;washington state university;drugs safe disposal;nfl;girl power;isub |
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The Argonaut - October 24, 2019 | 2019-10-24 |
Meet the meme team: The student-run UI memes page provides laughs and free expression; Student enrollment see slight increase: Increase comes from first-time freshmen, non-degree and graduate students enrollment for 2019; Resolution aims to discontinue fireworks: Homecoming committee members oppose resolution; Where to vote in the Moscow City Council Election: Early voting location within walking distance of UI campus, unlike day-of polling locations (p3); Added language to VandalCards: Language added to VandalCards legitimizes LGBTQA community (p4); Do you like gardens and farming? The solid Stewards Club allows students to get a hands-on experience (p5); Inktober more than just drawing: As spooky season comes to a close, enjoy the last few days of Inktober (p6); Just the beginning: Palmbush aims to lead this young Idaho team to long-term success within the Big Sky Conference (p7); Vandals prepare for final road weekend of the 2019 season (p8); Men’s basketball begins exhibition play with loss Tuesday (p8) memes;uidaho memes for spuddy teens;uidaho memes for scott’s tots;c. scott green: facebook;meme pages;blaine eckles;enrollment;student involvement;fireworks;homecoming;city of moscow;city council;vandal cards;lgbtqia;lgbtqa community;transexual;identity;soil science;clubs;soil stewards club;horoscopes;inktober;john’s alley;volleyball;soccer;men's basektball;women's basketball;diversity;elections;presidential elections;survivors;assault survivor;birthdays;tattoos;mental health |
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The Argonaut - October 30, 2019 | 2019-10-30 |
LGBTQA rights are a focus in City Council election: Candidates’ opinions differ over Moscow non-discrimination ordinance; Nudget deficit projected to continue to increase: UI one-time budget cuts to become permanent, projected deficit of $22 million for 2020; UI pays $200K to settle sexual assault: At least one more suit remains in court after the university settles one suit (p3); Sexual assault suit concludes hearings: One of three legal claims stand, two dismissed in sexual assault mishandling suit by former UI athlete (p3); Former president invited to interview for UND presidential position (p3); Resolution to discontinue fireworks fails senate vote (p4); Research on the radio: Hallie Walker discussed her research project in an August episode of the Freakonimics radio show (p4); The market is headed for hibernation: The farmers market season came to a close last Saturday, so what happens next? (p5); A variety of sound in just a trio: Digging deep and melting minds, the Resolectrics take The Alley on a musical journey (p6); Heavy emotion leads to heavy hits: Tre Walker doesn't shy away from being a young leader, instead he embraces every moment (p7); Corralling the Mustangs inside the Kibbie Dome: Idaho looks to pick up a second straight win after coming off the needed bye week (p7); Coastal carnage from north to south: Idaho is on the road against Sacramento State and Portland State (p8) city of moscow;city council elections;lgbtqia;non-discrimination ordinance;elections;budget deficit;budget cuts;enrollment;finances;sexual assault cases;title ix;lawsuit settlement;chuck staben;university president;c. scott green;radio research;fireworks;homecoming;asui senate;moscow farmers market;local businesses;fall activities;john’s alley;the resolectrics;football;kibbie dome;volleyball;wildfires;gender;gender equality;athletics |
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The Argonaut - November 07, 2019 | 2019-11-07 |
Battling budget issues: University continues to address projected $22 million deficit; ISUB/TLC to be closed through Sunday: The ISUB/TLC remains closed due to flooding in the basement, some building functions scheduled to reopen Monday (p3); Progressive candidates win city council race: City of Moscow filled three seats in Nov. 5 election (p3); Nap like a Vandal: Nicole’s top ten places to nap on University of Idaho’s campus (p5); The challenges of a theater artist: What do actors go through at the University of Idaho (p5); Far Out West’s funky fresh improvisations: Far Out West, a Portland, Oregon based band, played John’s Alley Tavern on Nov. 1 (p6); Learning to lead: As one of the two seniors on the team, Delaney Hopen has stepped up as a leader for Idaho (p7); Taming the Grizzlies in Missoula: Vandals hope to win the Battle of the Little Brown Stein for first time since conference return (p7); Vandal basketball finds success in opener as they take a win at home: Vandal basketball pulls away in the final seconds to win the first game of the season (p8); Montana madness in Memorial Gym: Idaho plays Montana State and Montana this week at home (p8) budget deficit;budget cuts;enrollment;tuition;fees;isub/tlc flooding;city of moscow;moscow city council;student life;theater;portland, oregon;far out west;volleyball;football;men's basektball;women's basketball;memorial gym;cowan spectrum;homesickness |
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The Argonaut - November 14, 2019 | 2019-11-14 |
Power from the sun: Student-led project will bring solar panels to campus; Management to change at the VandalStore: Outside firms may be managing the Vandal Store; ISUB/TLC closure displaces workers, classrooms: Largest building on campus remains closed with no set reopening date; Two former members of congress talk climate change on campus (p3); Finishing on a high note: On senior day, the Vandals are faced with their toughest task in this season’s final home game in the Kibbie Dome (p5); Claiming their place: The Vandals take on Northern COlorado after tough losses at home (p6); Fighting for momentum down south: Idaho basketball prepares for the next three games on the road in Arkansas this week (p7); A weekend of inclusion: The first parent’s weekend since the ‘90s makes a comeback (p8); Women’s suffrage commemoration design: Winning design to be given out during all Idaho elections (p8); Pups on the Palouse: Meet Kaya (p9) solar power;ui sustainability center;solar panel installation;vandalstore;isub/tlc closure;flooding;water damage;climate change;idaho college of law;ui tutoring and college success;football;volleyball;men's basektball;women's basketball;hockey;cornhole;water polo;underwater hockey;inclusion;parents' weekend;student life;design contest;women’s suffrage;zombieland: double tap;movies;media;entertainment;pups on the palouse;parent and family weekend;plant-based diet;health;diet;holidays;paganism |
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The Argonaut - November 21, 2019 | 2019-11-21 |
Why aren't Vandals politically active?: UI currently has no official political groups on campus; Voluntary furloughs open as option for eligible UI employees amidst budget challenges; Meet the Vandal Health Clinic staff: Vandal Health Clinic staff members share bits and pieces about themselves and their positions (p3); UI Interfraternity Council taskforce assembled: Interfraternity Council assemblies taskforce to combat alcohol consumption and hazing (p3); Moscow’s favorite DIY music venue: The Bayou was once home to environmental activists, but today is a popular music venue in Moscow (p4); The Vandal airbenders: The ultimate frisbee team connects with one another on and off the field (p6); Idaho basketball makes home return for next two games: The Vandals aim to find consistency in Memorial Gym (p6); Idaho hits the road before Big Sky tournament: The Vandals play Southern Utah and Northern Arizona during the final week of conference play (p7); Color guard is worth your time: An argument for the worth of performative sports (p7) politics;political efficacy;college political groups;furlough;budget cuts;budget solutions;vandal health clinic;greek life;fraternities;interfraternity council;alcohol;hazing;the bayou;local artists;local music;entertainment;the joker;music;deluxe albums;ultimate frisbee;intramurals;club sports;men's basektball;women's basketball;volleyball;color guard;marching band;clear bag policy |
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The Argonaut - December 05, 2019 | 2019-12-05 |
Conquered in Cowan: Cougars - 78, Vandals - 65; UI proposes potential $3 million savings plan: Proposed voluntary employee furloughs could partially offset budget deficit; ISUB/TLC back to full function: Building reopened after a month of partial closure (p3); UI Campus Security discusses clear bag policy: Administration explains reasoning behind new policy (p4); Staben’s back: Staben to teach at UI next semester (p4); Gaining experience and community: Club and annual sale prepares artists for life outside of college (p5); Cafe chats: bluegrass community jam Moscow (p6); Roller coaster ride comes to and end: Vandal football experienced a bumpy, yet sometimes entertaining journey in 2019 (p7); Not enough fuel to keep up with the Cougars: A look at the Vandals lost in Battle for the Palouse (p7) battle for the palouse;washington state university;cougars;men's basektball;voluntary furloughs;employee furloughs;budget deficit;isub/tlc flooding;campus security;clear bag policy;kibbie dome;safety;chuck staben;art and architecture north;college of art and architecture;vandal print guild;one world cafe;bluegrass;downtown moscow;music;therapy dogs;palouse paws;football;athletics;hanger;politics;you;netflix;television;streaming services;mindfulness;stress relief |
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The Argonaut - December 12, 2019 | 2019-12-12 |
Holiday lights brighten up Moscow: Community members go all-out with festive decorations; UI accepting proposals for outsourcing, firms to be on campus this week; Despite national climate change fatigue, UI faculty persevere through research (p3); UI commencement: What to watch for (p4); Forging friendships through prosthetics: Engineering student applies his experience to help a friend (p5); Family over everything: A look at the Idaho women’s basketball Klinker sisters (p7); Dedication and love for a sport drives her to play: Breanna Murdoch’s love for hockey has broken barriers (p8); A new star in the making: Vandal basketball may have found their final piece to an NCAA tournament run (p9); New home, new threads, same dream: Quintan traveled across the country to continue his education and his passion for basketball (p10); Archery league provides opportunity to improve skills (p11); Pursuing a love of writing: MFA candidate in fiction describes how he got to where he is now (p12); Choose the path that works best for you: Mindfulness may be a way to cope with your busy life (p13) holidays;christmas;downtown moscow;festivities;christmas lights;facilities services;outsourcing;climate change;climate change research;commencement;graduation;prosthetics;engineering;biomedical engineering;women's basketball;men's basektball;club sports;hockey;ncaa;big sky conference;archery league;ee da how bowhunters;master of fine arts;mindfulness;stress relief;meditation;vinyl records;cds;music;media;movies;lgbtqia;queer;sexual identity;sexual preferences;internalized homophobia;argonaut;sexism;peloton |