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A purposeful powwow: Tutxinmepu Powwow helps honor Native American traditions and culture; Touring Titan: UI researchers propose new NASA spacecraft to land on Saturn’s largest moon; Letting voices be heard: ASUI to allow those outside the senate to engage in debate conversation; Validating invisible work: Women’s Center recognizes gender activists with Virginia Wolf Distinguished Service Awards; The continued promotion of peace: UI’s 70th annual Borah Symposium to focus on push for nationalization in a globalized world (p3); Trend-setting brothers: Idaho tennis blurs the line between team and family (p4); Narrow win for women: Idaho women’s tennis paved the way for more Big Sky success (p5); International appeal: Jessica Brzozowska shows promise during her freshman campaign for the Vandals (p6); Tennis takedown: Vandals rebound with consecutive conference (p7); ‘The best opera in the region’: UI produces opera in Moscow (p8); Promoting arts education: RTOP offers seasonal acting workshops (p9); Congrats, White Iverson: Post Malone selection exhibits recent hip-hop trend for Vandal Entertainment (p10); Words aren’t noise: All people are bad at listening, but can be better (p11); Religion without spirituality: Being religious means more than being spiritual (p12);

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The Argonaut - April 04, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-04-04
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A purposeful powwow: Tutxinmepu Powwow helps honor Native American traditions and culture; Touring Titan: UI researchers propose new NASA spacecraft to land on Saturn’s largest moon; Letting voices be heard: ASUI to allow those outside the senate to engage in debate conversation; Validating invisible work: Women’s Center recognizes gender activists with Virginia Wolf Distinguished Service Awards; The continued promotion of peace: UI’s 70th annual Borah Symposium to focus on push for nationalization in a globalized world (p3); Trend-setting brothers: Idaho tennis blurs the line between team and family (p4); Narrow win for women: Idaho women’s tennis paved the way for more Big Sky success (p5); International appeal: Jessica Brzozowska shows promise during her freshman campaign for the Vandals (p6); Tennis takedown: Vandals rebound with consecutive conference (p7); ‘The best opera in the region’: UI produces opera in Moscow (p8); Promoting arts education: RTOP offers seasonal acting workshops (p9); Congrats, White Iverson: Post Malone selection exhibits recent hip-hop trend for Vandal Entertainment (p10); Words aren’t noise: All people are bad at listening, but can be better (p11); Religion without spirituality: Being religious means more than being spiritual (p12);
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Powwow NASA Tennis ASUI Opera Religion
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Argonaut, Student Media, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/student-involvement/student-media
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