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A man of the people: UI President Chuck Staben has a busy schedule for Homecoming Week; Swimming in Vandal Pride; Olympic caliber hype: Students have fun and get pumped for homecoming at the Olympic Village (pA3); Playing close to the heart: Alpha Phi sorority holds soccer tournament to raise money for women;s heart health (pA3); Her Vandal family: Emily Rasch brought into the Vandal lifestyle during time at UI (pA4); Banned together for banned books: Read Out emphasizes banned literature and First Amendment rights (pA5); The questionable candidates: Student Success program hosts live debate viewing in Wallace (pA5); Three decades down the road: Creative services Director Cindy Johnson retires after 30 years with UI (pA6); Vandalizing Moscow: Moscow showcases the world’s countries through window decorations (pA7); Blues and booze: This years Moscow Block Party will feature music from three different bands (pA7); Feeding Vandal pride: Gritman Medical Center kicks of UI’s Block Party with a chili feed (pA8); Campus Serpentine: UI’s band members keep Serpentine tradition alive (pA10); Rehkow’s golden leg: Idaho senior discusses record-breaking kick during his journey to Moscow (pB1); WAC takes interest: Big Sky move heavily influenced by Staben (pB1); Nationally ranked: The Idaho women’s golf team took on tough competition in Colorado (pB1); Protect the Dome: Idaho looks to defend the Kibbie Dome against Troy (pB2); Competing for success: Sarah Sharp brings loud, competitive spirit (pB4); Not a daisy-picker: Senior soccer player escapes the bustle of California (pB5)

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The Argonaut - September 30, 2016
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2016-09-30
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A man of the people: UI President Chuck Staben has a busy schedule for Homecoming Week; Swimming in Vandal Pride; Olympic caliber hype: Students have fun and get pumped for homecoming at the Olympic Village (pA3); Playing close to the heart: Alpha Phi sorority holds soccer tournament to raise money for women;s heart health (pA3); Her Vandal family: Emily Rasch brought into the Vandal lifestyle during time at UI (pA4); Banned together for banned books: Read Out emphasizes banned literature and First Amendment rights (pA5); The questionable candidates: Student Success program hosts live debate viewing in Wallace (pA5); Three decades down the road: Creative services Director Cindy Johnson retires after 30 years with UI (pA6); Vandalizing Moscow: Moscow showcases the world’s countries through window decorations (pA7); Blues and booze: This years Moscow Block Party will feature music from three different bands (pA7); Feeding Vandal pride: Gritman Medical Center kicks of UI’s Block Party with a chili feed (pA8); Campus Serpentine: UI’s band members keep Serpentine tradition alive (pA10); Rehkow’s golden leg: Idaho senior discusses record-breaking kick during his journey to Moscow (pB1); WAC takes interest: Big Sky move heavily influenced by Staben (pB1); Nationally ranked: The Idaho women’s golf team took on tough competition in Colorado (pB1); Protect the Dome: Idaho looks to defend the Kibbie Dome against Troy (pB2); Competing for success: Sarah Sharp brings loud, competitive spirit (pB4); Not a daisy-picker: Senior soccer player escapes the bustle of California (pB5)
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University president Chuck Staben Homecoming Homecoming Serpentine Bonfire Greek life Olympic Village Homecoming Olympics Alpha Phi Vandal Spirit Read Out Banned books Banned literature Student Success Program Creative Services Director Pi Beta Phi Block Party Gritman Medical Center Door decorations University Marching Band Sound of Idaho Austin Rehkow Football Western Athletic Conference Big Sky conference Sun Belt Women’s Golf Kibbie Dome Gonzaga Volleyball Soccer Student fees School spirit No Child Left Behind
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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