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From the ground up” Habitat for Humanity dedicates house to UI’s Stephanie Bunney and her three daughters; Her body of work: ‘All bodies are good bodies,’ said UI Alumna Amy Pence-Brown; Funding a festival: ASUI senate passes bill concerning money allotted to the Hemingway Festival; Many moving parts: Spread Pay Task Force develops pay options for employees; Cents for sense: Barista tips fund student scholarships at VandalStore (p3); Ensuring campaign equality: Capping ASUI Senate campaign lengths (p4); Backed into a corner: Faculty Senate discusses problems with employee, supervisor training modules (p4); Small but mighty: Idaho women’s horse polo winds up for preliminary competition despite setbacks (p6); Leader of the pack: ‘Sprinter Ben Ayesu-Attah battles through injuries to qualify for conference championships (p7); Callandret returns to court: Vandals have experiences perimeter guard on court (p7); Waiting in anticipation: Future of football depends on Sun Belt presentation (p7); Confidence runs the world: Idaho thrower finds home, success in Moscow (p8); From Portugal to Idaho: Maria Tavares discusses journey from her hometown to Moscow (p8)

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The Argonaut - February 19, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-02-19
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From the ground up” Habitat for Humanity dedicates house to UI’s Stephanie Bunney and her three daughters; Her body of work: ‘All bodies are good bodies,’ said UI Alumna Amy Pence-Brown; Funding a festival: ASUI senate passes bill concerning money allotted to the Hemingway Festival; Many moving parts: Spread Pay Task Force develops pay options for employees; Cents for sense: Barista tips fund student scholarships at VandalStore (p3); Ensuring campaign equality: Capping ASUI Senate campaign lengths (p4); Backed into a corner: Faculty Senate discusses problems with employee, supervisor training modules (p4); Small but mighty: Idaho women’s horse polo winds up for preliminary competition despite setbacks (p6); Leader of the pack: ‘Sprinter Ben Ayesu-Attah battles through injuries to qualify for conference championships (p7); Callandret returns to court: Vandals have experiences perimeter guard on court (p7); Waiting in anticipation: Future of football depends on Sun Belt presentation (p7); Confidence runs the world: Idaho thrower finds home, success in Moscow (p8); From Portugal to Idaho: Maria Tavares discusses journey from her hometown to Moscow (p8)
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Habitat for Humanity Humanitarianism Body Positive Week Community ASUI ASUI Senate Hemingway Festival Employee compensation Starbucks VandalStore ASUI campaigns Faculty Senate Training modules Horse polo Club sports Track and Field Men’s Basketball Football Sun Belt Big Sky conference Women's tennis Volunteering Barbie Textbook expenses
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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