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Getting jazzed for Jazz Fest: Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival celebrates 49 years of student outreach; Medical amnesty bill advances: ASUI-sponsored bill one step closer to becoming state law; 40 years of right versus might: Law professor Don Burnett will retire this spring after 24 years; Reading for a cause: BookPeople’s Blind Date with a Book program supports local book fairs; A job for a jack of all trades: UI welcomes new assistant vice president for Auxiliary Services (p3); An unfinished basement: Marketing, Art and Architecture students envision study area improvements (p3); ‘Freight train of change’: Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist discusses race and the media (p4); Conversion constituents: Campus Conversations discuss the importance of political involvement (p4); ‘Learning the ropes’: Freshman Lindsey LaPrath strives to be a leader at UI (p4); Vandals squash Hornets: Women’s basketball eclipses triple digit in Big Sky Conference win (p6); Seniors on top: Ali Forde leads teammates to victory in final home game at the Cowan Spectrum (p6); Stinging loss for Idaho: Second half woes plague Idaho in loss at Sacramento State (p7); From defeat to a sweep: Men’s tennis splits weekend games with loss to UNC and win against North Dakota (p8); Without skipping a beat: Idaho’s growth process creates stellar results for men’s tennis (p8)

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The Argonaut - February 23, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-02-23
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Getting jazzed for Jazz Fest: Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival celebrates 49 years of student outreach; Medical amnesty bill advances: ASUI-sponsored bill one step closer to becoming state law; 40 years of right versus might: Law professor Don Burnett will retire this spring after 24 years; Reading for a cause: BookPeople’s Blind Date with a Book program supports local book fairs; A job for a jack of all trades: UI welcomes new assistant vice president for Auxiliary Services (p3); An unfinished basement: Marketing, Art and Architecture students envision study area improvements (p3); ‘Freight train of change’: Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist discusses race and the media (p4); Conversion constituents: Campus Conversations discuss the importance of political involvement (p4); ‘Learning the ropes’: Freshman Lindsey LaPrath strives to be a leader at UI (p4); Vandals squash Hornets: Women’s basketball eclipses triple digit in Big Sky Conference win (p6); Seniors on top: Ali Forde leads teammates to victory in final home game at the Cowan Spectrum (p6); Stinging loss for Idaho: Second half woes plague Idaho in loss at Sacramento State (p7); From defeat to a sweep: Men’s tennis splits weekend games with loss to UNC and win against North Dakota (p8); Without skipping a beat: Idaho’s growth process creates stellar results for men’s tennis (p8)
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Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Lionel Hampton School of Music Youth outreach ASUI Medical amnesty College of Law Book People of Moscow Renovations Construction Leonard Pitts Campus Conversations Politics Women's Basketball Sacramento State Men’s Basketball Cross-country, Women’s Lacrosse Club sports Golf, Men’s Men’s Tennis Feminism Greek life
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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