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Stopping the stigma: University participates in nationwide screening for eating disorders; UI’s Sigma Tau Delta nationally recognized: Group promotes literacy on Palouse; Toyota recall: Moscow drivers not affected; No decision yet on IPTV funding; UI Climate Action Plan: University introduces new plan, action to eliminate carbon emission by 2030 (p3); UI Employees watch weight (p3); Bill would lift limits on Idaho charter schools (p3); State puts brakes on new mental health facility (p3); ASUI senator is about more than just politics: Community service, activism bring out passion in Goytowski (p4); Help is always available: Get screened for National Eating Disorder Screening Day (p5); Walk this way (p5); Nerds strike back: From then to now – the evolution of the nerd (p7); Video games that should be movies (p7); Women move up: Idaho powers past Hawaii in crucial game, 79-54, sits at No. 6 in the WAC (p9); Back into the groove: Idaho sweeps Fresno State, 68-59, bringing it to 4-8 in WAC (p9); Virtual varsity: Clubs seeks recognition in its future (p9); Conference officials warn Verlin (p9); Rivals clash in Taco Bell Arena: Women hope to bring momentum from victory over Hawaii down south to the Broncos (p10); The Seattle battle: Verlin expects team and bench to perform their best (p10); Tough fight in Vegas (p10); New heights: Vandals again come out on top at track event (11);

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The Argonaut - February 17th, 2010
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2010-02-17
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Stopping the stigma: University participates in nationwide screening for eating disorders; UI’s Sigma Tau Delta nationally recognized: Group promotes literacy on Palouse; Toyota recall: Moscow drivers not affected; No decision yet on IPTV funding; UI Climate Action Plan: University introduces new plan, action to eliminate carbon emission by 2030 (p3); UI Employees watch weight (p3); Bill would lift limits on Idaho charter schools (p3); State puts brakes on new mental health facility (p3); ASUI senator is about more than just politics: Community service, activism bring out passion in Goytowski (p4); Help is always available: Get screened for National Eating Disorder Screening Day (p5); Walk this way (p5); Nerds strike back: From then to now – the evolution of the nerd (p7); Video games that should be movies (p7); Women move up: Idaho powers past Hawaii in crucial game, 79-54, sits at No. 6 in the WAC (p9); Back into the groove: Idaho sweeps Fresno State, 68-59, bringing it to 4-8 in WAC (p9); Virtual varsity: Clubs seeks recognition in its future (p9); Conference officials warn Verlin (p9); Rivals clash in Taco Bell Arena: Women hope to bring momentum from victory over Hawaii down south to the Broncos (p10); The Seattle battle: Verlin expects team and bench to perform their best (p10); Tough fight in Vegas (p10); New heights: Vandals again come out on top at track event (11);
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Eating disorders Sigma Tau Delta Funding Climate Health Benefits Community service Winter Olympics Nerds Food Recipe Women's Basketball Basketball Track and Field Field Vault Varsity Rivals Lacrosse
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