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New coffee hits the grind: One World takes over as Sisters’ Brew owners move on; Culture through CLEO: CLEO Pilot program aims to increase diversity among law students; The most critical year: Task force recommends freshmen continue to live in Greek houses; Picking an ASUI pro tempore: Rachel Miller elected as ASUI senate president pro tempore; A different worldview: Study Abroad Fair opens students’ eyes to options for going abroad (p3); Reforming family leave: Faculty Senate discusses changes to family leave proposal (p3); From numbers to narrative: Faculty Senate debates trial faculty evaluation form (p4); Branding the university: New Senior Director of Marketing has vision for the identity of UI (p4); Crowley’s crowning moments: Don Crowley shares his history with Faculty Senate (p4); Feeling the pain: Sanders breaks hand, multiple injuries devastate Vandals at guard position (p6); Championship impact: Former Vandal Shiloh Keo will play for Broncos in historic game (p7); Vandals need offensive shift: With injuries on perimeter, Vandal forwards must step up to meet challenge (p7); Swinging for the fence: After a year off competitive play, club baseball team looks for home field (p8); Outrebounding the Hornets: Free throws and shutting down the nation’s top three-point team gave Idaho the win at Sacramento (p8)

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The Argonaut - January 29, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-01-29
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New coffee hits the grind: One World takes over as Sisters’ Brew owners move on; Culture through CLEO: CLEO Pilot program aims to increase diversity among law students; The most critical year: Task force recommends freshmen continue to live in Greek houses; Picking an ASUI pro tempore: Rachel Miller elected as ASUI senate president pro tempore; A different worldview: Study Abroad Fair opens students’ eyes to options for going abroad (p3); Reforming family leave: Faculty Senate discusses changes to family leave proposal (p3); From numbers to narrative: Faculty Senate debates trial faculty evaluation form (p4); Branding the university: New Senior Director of Marketing has vision for the identity of UI (p4); Crowley’s crowning moments: Don Crowley shares his history with Faculty Senate (p4); Feeling the pain: Sanders breaks hand, multiple injuries devastate Vandals at guard position (p6); Championship impact: Former Vandal Shiloh Keo will play for Broncos in historic game (p7); Vandals need offensive shift: With injuries on perimeter, Vandal forwards must step up to meet challenge (p7); Swinging for the fence: After a year off competitive play, club baseball team looks for home field (p8); Outrebounding the Hornets: Free throws and shutting down the nation’s top three-point team gave Idaho the win at Sacramento (p8)
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One World Cafe College of Law Greek life Fraternities Sororities ASUI ASUI Senate Study Abroad Fair Faculty Senate Family leave Career Fair Clothing and toy swap Faculty evaluations Marketing Branding Culture Diversity Men’s Basketball Alumni Shiloh Keo Injuries Club sports Baseball Women's Basketball Swim and dive Track and Field Athletics social media City of Moscow Inequality
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