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Storming through the Palouse: Snow storms bring spike in traffic accidents and school closures across Moscow and Pullman; Parking stalls: A previously free parking lot has been turned into permit only, sparking discourse about parking availability at the University of Idaho; Staben teaching leave approved: State Board of Education approves UI President Staben’s transitional leave; Snow woes: Streets and sidewalks covered in snow and ice pose challenges to people with disabilities (p3); ISEM courses saved: General education will see changed but ISEM courses remain for now (p3); Growing a family business: Local business owners share a love for taking on new ventures together (p5); Empowering campus events: UI Office of Multicultural Affairs sponsors variety of events celebrating Black History Month (p5); Awarding advocacy and activism: UI Women’s Center hosts Virginia Wolf Awards, nominations open (p5); A program all its own: UI’s Virtual Technology and Design Program offers unique learning opportunities for students (p6); New faces for Vandal Football: Idaho finishes with a strong recruiting period, ranking in the top 50 of the FCS at No. 37

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The Argonaut - February 15, 2019
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University of Idaho Student Media
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2019-02-15
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Storming through the Palouse: Snow storms bring spike in traffic accidents and school closures across Moscow and Pullman; Parking stalls: A previously free parking lot has been turned into permit only, sparking discourse about parking availability at the University of Idaho; Staben teaching leave approved: State Board of Education approves UI President Staben’s transitional leave; Snow woes: Streets and sidewalks covered in snow and ice pose challenges to people with disabilities (p3); ISEM courses saved: General education will see changed but ISEM courses remain for now (p3); Growing a family business: Local business owners share a love for taking on new ventures together (p5); Empowering campus events: UI Office of Multicultural Affairs sponsors variety of events celebrating Black History Month (p5); Awarding advocacy and activism: UI Women’s Center hosts Virginia Wolf Awards, nominations open (p5); A program all its own: UI’s Virtual Technology and Design Program offers unique learning opportunities for students (p6); New faces for Vandal Football: Idaho finishes with a strong recruiting period, ranking in the top 50 of the FCS at No. 37
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Winter weather Winter storms Snow Ice School closures Traffic accidents Dangerous weather Moscow Police Department University campus closures Chuck Staben University president State Board of Education Disability access ISEM courses General Education requirements City of Moscow Local businesses Women’s Center Monarch Motel VTD Virtual Technology and Design Football recruiting Vandal Nation Campus parking Vaccinations PETA Health Diet Heart health
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