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Two lawsuits, one case: UI sued over mishandling of sexual assault case; Vandal uhh-ert: Internal review after explosion recommends reform; The one vote against Indigenous People’s Day: Moscow City Council member Jim Boland speaks about voting against renaming Columbus Day; How to convince a conservative: Visiting conservative supports climate change legislation (p3); Figuring finances and federal aid: As the FAFSA deadline approaches, the need for student knowledge on incoming aid rises (P3); Justifying justifications: Psychologist Carol Tavris discusses Common Read (p4); Traversing changes: Coutinho has been through the atmospheric gauntlet (p6); Tigers take over: Idaho is unable to get anything going in Missouri, adding another loss against Power Five schools (p6); Winning streak snapped: Idaho volleyball swept in back-and-forth contest (p7); Winning on the road: Idaho wins in the closing games of the regular season (p8); A wild show (p11); Lights, camera, art: UI grad student Logan Brashar shines her light (p12); Singing through the cold: Country music singer performed at UI Oct. 20 (p13); Neglecting the victims: Sexual assault cases should be taken more seriously at UI (p14); Look both ways: Language plays an extremely important role in the exchange of privilege and oppression (p15); The importance of self-care: How self-care can bring out a better you for a healthy lifestyle (p16);

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The Argonaut - October 24, 2017
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2017-10-24
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Two lawsuits, one case: UI sued over mishandling of sexual assault case; Vandal uhh-ert: Internal review after explosion recommends reform; The one vote against Indigenous People’s Day: Moscow City Council member Jim Boland speaks about voting against renaming Columbus Day; How to convince a conservative: Visiting conservative supports climate change legislation (p3); Figuring finances and federal aid: As the FAFSA deadline approaches, the need for student knowledge on incoming aid rises (P3); Justifying justifications: Psychologist Carol Tavris discusses Common Read (p4); Traversing changes: Coutinho has been through the atmospheric gauntlet (p6); Tigers take over: Idaho is unable to get anything going in Missouri, adding another loss against Power Five schools (p6); Winning streak snapped: Idaho volleyball swept in back-and-forth contest (p7); Winning on the road: Idaho wins in the closing games of the regular season (p8); A wild show (p11); Lights, camera, art: UI grad student Logan Brashar shines her light (p12); Singing through the cold: Country music singer performed at UI Oct. 20 (p13); Neglecting the victims: Sexual assault cases should be taken more seriously at UI (p14); Look both ways: Language plays an extremely important role in the exchange of privilege and oppression (p15); The importance of self-care: How self-care can bring out a better you for a healthy lifestyle (p16);
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Lawsuits Reform Indigenous People Day City Council FAFSA Football Soccer shows Language Health
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