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Sustainable reform: Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction speaks to UI about proposed Students Come First legislation; UI faculty, staff background checks to increase; Grtiman purchases Federal Building; Fall enrollment numbers released; Women’s Center works to inspire, change lives; Bridging budget gap (p3); Texting through crisis: Vandal Alert system utilizes cell phone messaging to protect campus community (p3); Moose on loose (p4); Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium focuses on politicians, press (p4); Moscow adopts safe-driving program: ‘Alive at 25’ course encourages responsibility in young drivers (p5); Costumes for a cure: Team Partylite hots Halloween masquerade ball to raise funds for fight against cancer (p5); US presidential campaign nightmare: Nightmare election scenarios worry both parties (p6); Getting ‘Tech’nical (p7); Putting ‘W’ in WAC: La. Tech’s 2012 success gives WAC proper swan song (p7); Unlucky in 5: Vandals waste opportunity to take first place (p7); Vandals have chance to interrupt ‘Sonny’ season: Efficient Bulldogs lead nation in points-per-game, QB Cameron among nation’s best (p7); Do or die time: Vandal soccer heads to Ruston, La., needing win or draw with only three matches remaining before WAC tournament (p8); Building up, winding down: Getting into peak shape is process for cross country runners (p8)

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The Argonaut - October 19, 2012
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2012-10-19
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Sustainable reform: Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction speaks to UI about proposed Students Come First legislation; UI faculty, staff background checks to increase; Grtiman purchases Federal Building; Fall enrollment numbers released; Women’s Center works to inspire, change lives; Bridging budget gap (p3); Texting through crisis: Vandal Alert system utilizes cell phone messaging to protect campus community (p3); Moose on loose (p4); Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium focuses on politicians, press (p4); Moscow adopts safe-driving program: ‘Alive at 25’ course encourages responsibility in young drivers (p5); Costumes for a cure: Team Partylite hots Halloween masquerade ball to raise funds for fight against cancer (p5); US presidential campaign nightmare: Nightmare election scenarios worry both parties (p6); Getting ‘Tech’nical (p7); Putting ‘W’ in WAC: La. Tech’s 2012 success gives WAC proper swan song (p7); Unlucky in 5: Vandals waste opportunity to take first place (p7); Vandals have chance to interrupt ‘Sonny’ season: Efficient Bulldogs lead nation in points-per-game, QB Cameron among nation’s best (p7); Do or die time: Vandal soccer heads to Ruston, La., needing win or draw with only three matches remaining before WAC tournament (p8); Building up, winding down: Getting into peak shape is process for cross country runners (p8)
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Sobriety Background checks Gritman Medical Center Sustainability Enrollment Women’s Center Empowerment Memorial Gym Baking Budget Texting Twitter Vandal Alert System Moose Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium Halloween Team Partylite University of Idaho’s Relay for Life Election Day Presidential election WAC Football La. Tech Soccer Cross-country Volleyball Reform Sexuality
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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