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Fumbling the budget: Majority of UI students believe athletics is profitable when it’s at a $1 million deficit; Bound for greatness: UIdaho Bound events had new students register for class and explore campus; Sacred tradition: The 18th annual Tutxinmepu Powow offers cultural experiences and traditions; Vandal spirit guide: UI tour guide loves interacting with prospective students and families (p3); Top performer to team leader: Geraldine McCorkell heads into her senior season to continue helping her team on and off the court (p5); Hit the ground running: Vandals opened the outdoor season with a myriad of top performances at the Sam Adams Invitational (p5); Picking up where they left off: Women’s tennis did not miss a step against Seattle U (p6); Vying for validation: Idaho football eyes consecutive bowl berths with favorable 2017 schedule, highlights include six home games and road meeting with Missouri (p7); Changing history with her story: “Medea: Her Story” wins national awards at KCACTF (p8); Power rangers power reality: “Power Rangers” reboot is morph-enomenal fun (p8); Graceful, powerful, united: University of Idaho will host the 2017 Northwest Horn Symposium (p9); Nullifying numbers: The deficit in UI Athletics affects all departments (p10); Let’s talk politics: Americans need to start voting on the basis of the issues and not the political party (p11); Expect the unexpected: Theft in college is a well-known problem, but theft in the dorms is severely overlooked (p12);

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The Argonaut - March 28, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-03-28
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Fumbling the budget: Majority of UI students believe athletics is profitable when it’s at a $1 million deficit; Bound for greatness: UIdaho Bound events had new students register for class and explore campus; Sacred tradition: The 18th annual Tutxinmepu Powow offers cultural experiences and traditions; Vandal spirit guide: UI tour guide loves interacting with prospective students and families (p3); Top performer to team leader: Geraldine McCorkell heads into her senior season to continue helping her team on and off the court (p5); Hit the ground running: Vandals opened the outdoor season with a myriad of top performances at the Sam Adams Invitational (p5); Picking up where they left off: Women’s tennis did not miss a step against Seattle U (p6); Vying for validation: Idaho football eyes consecutive bowl berths with favorable 2017 schedule, highlights include six home games and road meeting with Missouri (p7); Changing history with her story: “Medea: Her Story” wins national awards at KCACTF (p8); Power rangers power reality: “Power Rangers” reboot is morph-enomenal fun (p8); Graceful, powerful, united: University of Idaho will host the 2017 Northwest Horn Symposium (p9); Nullifying numbers: The deficit in UI Athletics affects all departments (p10); Let’s talk politics: Americans need to start voting on the basis of the issues and not the political party (p11); Expect the unexpected: Theft in college is a well-known problem, but theft in the dorms is severely overlooked (p12);
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Budget UIdaho Bound Powwow Sam Adams Invitational Theft Lacrosse Basketball Football
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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