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Celebrating a dream: Black Lives Matter movement co-founder to visit UI as part of MLK Day celebration; Calling all allies: Panelists share experiences with race, give advice to allies; A passion for leadership: Four UI women named to Idaho Business Review’s Top 50 Women; Beyond the call of duty: UI assistant professor of naval science is selected as 2015 NROTC Instructor of the Year; Advancing Idaho’s agriculture: Foltz to head agricultural initiatives; Moscow Alehouse turns three: Employee-turned-entrepreneur celebrities three years in business (p3); Funding hope for the homeless: Boise fundraising challenge raises over $317,000 for Idaho nonprofits (p3); Good intentions, will travel: UI students spend winter break volunteering abroad (p4); The final countdown: ASUI president and vice president set goals for their last semester (p5); Empowering the Palouse: Educational program aims to benefit Palouse youth through STEM (p5); Idaho’s Sun Belt future in doubt: Recent NCAA vote has major implications for Vandal Football (p7); Vandals wilter in desert: NMSU defeats Idaho in first meet of 2016 (p7); Spring additions: Mathis, Hobart highlight latest additions to volleyball team (p7); Idaho goes 4-1 over Christmas break (p8); Idaho hires former alum: David Nuhn returns to Idaho has head coach (p8); Three wins, two losses, one record (p9)

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The Argonaut - January 15, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
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2016-01-15
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Celebrating a dream: Black Lives Matter movement co-founder to visit UI as part of MLK Day celebration; Calling all allies: Panelists share experiences with race, give advice to allies; A passion for leadership: Four UI women named to Idaho Business Review’s Top 50 Women; Beyond the call of duty: UI assistant professor of naval science is selected as 2015 NROTC Instructor of the Year; Advancing Idaho’s agriculture: Foltz to head agricultural initiatives; Moscow Alehouse turns three: Employee-turned-entrepreneur celebrities three years in business (p3); Funding hope for the homeless: Boise fundraising challenge raises over $317,000 for Idaho nonprofits (p3); Good intentions, will travel: UI students spend winter break volunteering abroad (p4); The final countdown: ASUI president and vice president set goals for their last semester (p5); Empowering the Palouse: Educational program aims to benefit Palouse youth through STEM (p5); Idaho’s Sun Belt future in doubt: Recent NCAA vote has major implications for Vandal Football (p7); Vandals wilter in desert: NMSU defeats Idaho in first meet of 2016 (p7); Spring additions: Mathis, Hobart highlight latest additions to volleyball team (p7); Idaho goes 4-1 over Christmas break (p8); Idaho hires former alum: David Nuhn returns to Idaho has head coach (p8); Three wins, two losses, one record (p9)
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Black Lives Matter Martin Luther King Jr. MLK Day Civil rights Idaho Business Review ROTC Navy ROTC Agriculture Moscow Alehouse Nonprofits Fundraising Volunteerism Sojourners’ Alliance ASB Alternative Service Break Alumni ASUI ASUI president Max Cowan STEM Youth education Football NCAA Big Sky conference Volleyball Swim and dive Golf, Men’s Women's Basketball Cell phones Screen time Online grades
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