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‘The essence of being a Vandal’: Vandal alumni travel near and far for Golden I Reunion; One door closed, another opened: Dead Kahler named vice provost for strategic enrollment management; A devil of a problem: Researchers find transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils speeds up process of evolution; Look out fore Sjogren: Senior Fore Sjogren discusses life as a major in professional golf management (p3); Running into yoga: New University of Idaho PEB instructor demonstrates passion for both running and yoga (p4); First Moscow, then the world: Education Abroad Fair provides information for students looking to broaden their college experience (p4); In hope to spark history: Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural affairs to offer film at Kenworthy Performing Arts Center (p5); ‘Wow, she’s pretty good’: Torell Stewart, a geology major, rocks the goal for Idaho (p6); Emerald city woes: Idaho women volleyball falls to Seattle U, Washington, Villanova (p6); Evolution in your computer: UI video game studia have brought students of many disciplines together (p9); A community of techies: New club give those in technology and design opportunities for networking, learning and travel (p10); Bedsheets, art and beyond: Christian missionary Paul Wislotski adds University of Idaho students’ art to his collection (p10)

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The Argonaut - September 7, 2016
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University of Idaho Student Media
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2016-09-07
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‘The essence of being a Vandal’: Vandal alumni travel near and far for Golden I Reunion; One door closed, another opened: Dead Kahler named vice provost for strategic enrollment management; A devil of a problem: Researchers find transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils speeds up process of evolution; Look out fore Sjogren: Senior Fore Sjogren discusses life as a major in professional golf management (p3); Running into yoga: New University of Idaho PEB instructor demonstrates passion for both running and yoga (p4); First Moscow, then the world: Education Abroad Fair provides information for students looking to broaden their college experience (p4); In hope to spark history: Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural affairs to offer film at Kenworthy Performing Arts Center (p5); ‘Wow, she’s pretty good’: Torell Stewart, a geology major, rocks the goal for Idaho (p6); Emerald city woes: Idaho women volleyball falls to Seattle U, Washington, Villanova (p6); Evolution in your computer: UI video game studia have brought students of many disciplines together (p9); A community of techies: New club give those in technology and design opportunities for networking, learning and travel (p10); Bedsheets, art and beyond: Christian missionary Paul Wislotski adds University of Idaho students’ art to his collection (p10)
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Alumni relations Golden I Reunion Gem of the Mountains Enrollment Tasmanian devils Evolution Research Cancer research Paul Wislotski Art Technology Golf management Moscow Police Department Student Recreation Center PEB Yoga Student life Study abroad Women’s Center Office of Multicultural Affairs Kenworthy Performing Arts Center Soccer Volleyball Football Video games Stranger Things Argonaut Biases
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