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Determined to excel: Captain James Fry selected as next Moscow Chief of Police; A moment of thanks: Students encouraged to express appreciation for faculty, staff; Celebration of culture: Festivities bring India to Moscow for a night; Speeding up the process: Faculty Senate approves changes to disciplinary hearing process; Space lovers unite: Yuri’s Night to bring those with a passion for space together (p3); Where food meets culture: Chinese Food CLub furthers culture through food (p4); Diving into dissertations: UI graduate students to showcase Three Minute Thesis presentations Tuesday (p4); Open field success: Senior tight end eclipses 200 receiving yards in scrimmage (p6); Defending the pass: Idaho secondary looks to contain quarterbacks during spring practices (p6); Vandals ace the competition: Idaho volleyball earns home sweep over LCSC and Spokane Falls Saturday (p7); Game of concussions: Research shows football may not be safe for developing brains (p7); Vandals split road trip: Idaho women’s soccer splits Sunday doubleheader in Portland (p8); Idaho succeeds at WAT IX: Two Vandals earn individual victories, several qualify for Big Sky Championships (p8); Vandals earn postseason berth: Women’s tennis clinches postseason spot with 6-1 conference win (p8)

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The Argonaut - April 12, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-04-12
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Determined to excel: Captain James Fry selected as next Moscow Chief of Police; A moment of thanks: Students encouraged to express appreciation for faculty, staff; Celebration of culture: Festivities bring India to Moscow for a night; Speeding up the process: Faculty Senate approves changes to disciplinary hearing process; Space lovers unite: Yuri’s Night to bring those with a passion for space together (p3); Where food meets culture: Chinese Food CLub furthers culture through food (p4); Diving into dissertations: UI graduate students to showcase Three Minute Thesis presentations Tuesday (p4); Open field success: Senior tight end eclipses 200 receiving yards in scrimmage (p6); Defending the pass: Idaho secondary looks to contain quarterbacks during spring practices (p6); Vandals ace the competition: Idaho volleyball earns home sweep over LCSC and Spokane Falls Saturday (p7); Game of concussions: Research shows football may not be safe for developing brains (p7); Vandals split road trip: Idaho women’s soccer splits Sunday doubleheader in Portland (p8); Idaho succeeds at WAT IX: Two Vandals earn individual victories, several qualify for Big Sky Championships (p8); Vandals earn postseason berth: Women’s tennis clinches postseason spot with 6-1 conference win (p8)
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Moscow Police Department Day of Thanks Student Foundation SArb Diversity India night Faculty Senate Culture Yuri’s Night Yuri Gagarin Space Space exploration Chinese Food Club Graduate studies Thesis presentations Football Track and Field Men’s Tennis Women's tennis Women’s Golf Volleyball Concussions Football dangers Football injuries State of Idaho LGBT rights Christianity General education
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