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Going the distance: Couples can’t be discouraged by time difference; A look forward: second University Faculty Meeting reviews UI goals and visions for the future; Registration day rush: UI students register for spring ASB trips; For the long haul: Study explores first-generation student retention; Redistricting resurfaces: ASUI redistricting resolution passes second vote; Woman for women: Women’s Center Director Lysa Salsbury shares life, experience at Women’s Center (p3); Teaching tolerance: UI Muslim student panel answers questions about religion and culture (p3); An army of 400 volunteers: Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival coordinates continue to volunteers (p3); A vision for 2025: UI president, provost present university’s goals for the next nine years (p4); Utilizing a natural resource: Speaker series aims to enrich fish and wildlife students (p4); Walk-on magic: From walk-on to starter, Ty Egbert has continued to improve his game (p6); Overtime thriller: Bears snap Idaho’s four game win streak Thursday in 70-68 victory (p7); Loss of lacrosse: Idaho’c club sports epitomize hard work where other media coverage ignores (p7); A Vandal’s journey: former Idaho safety experiences imrpobablt path to Super Bowl title (p8)

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The Argonaut - February 12, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-02-12
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Going the distance: Couples can’t be discouraged by time difference; A look forward: second University Faculty Meeting reviews UI goals and visions for the future; Registration day rush: UI students register for spring ASB trips; For the long haul: Study explores first-generation student retention; Redistricting resurfaces: ASUI redistricting resolution passes second vote; Woman for women: Women’s Center Director Lysa Salsbury shares life, experience at Women’s Center (p3); Teaching tolerance: UI Muslim student panel answers questions about religion and culture (p3); An army of 400 volunteers: Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival coordinates continue to volunteers (p3); A vision for 2025: UI president, provost present university’s goals for the next nine years (p4); Utilizing a natural resource: Speaker series aims to enrich fish and wildlife students (p4); Walk-on magic: From walk-on to starter, Ty Egbert has continued to improve his game (p6); Overtime thriller: Bears snap Idaho’s four game win streak Thursday in 70-68 victory (p7); Loss of lacrosse: Idaho’c club sports epitomize hard work where other media coverage ignores (p7); A Vandal’s journey: former Idaho safety experiences imrpobablt path to Super Bowl title (p8)
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Long distance relationship Valentine’s Day Administration Chuck Staben University president ASB Alternative Service Breaks Research Student retention ASUI ASUI redistricting Women’s Center Diversity Tolerance University of Idaho Muslim Student Association Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Moscow Police Department Fish and Wildlife Sciences Department Men’s Basketball Women's Basketball University of Montana Big Sky conference Lacrosse Club sports Football Shiloh Ken NFL Super Bowl Community Tuition Counseling and Testing Center
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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