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Idaho’s only: Land grant and related acts are fundamental to UI research efforts; Lockhart wins presidency: Less than 1,500 votes recorded in ASUI student election; Altering curriculum: UI’s curriculum endured a change nearly a decade in the making (p3); All along the water tower: President’s office holds open viewing for new University House (p4); Taylor Azizeh to the Arctic: Environmental science and wildlife resources major to travel to Denmark and Greenland (p5); Finals Fest features new location and genre (p5); The return from Quantico: Moscow Police Chief James Fry discusses his recent attendance at the FBI’s National Academy (p6); Mom’ Weekend - Not just for moms: A look into Mom’s Weekend and the events available to students (p6); ‘I’m doing something right’ Vandals win at Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (p7); How to ‘live tiny’ in a bus: Family overcomes homlessness by converting a bus into a living space (p7); Sharing the joy of color: The spring and summer seasons bring out more color, especially for Tye Dye Everything (p8); Dancing through the decades: Annual Tutxinmepu Powwow to take place Saturday and Sunday (p9); On the hunt: An improved secondary and new linebacker core showcases its talents (p11); Football players plead not guilty to petty theft charges: Elliss, Cash accused of stealing $130 in food from Moscow Walmart (p11); Looking to take the next step: Idaho seniors showed their skills in front of NFL Scouts during Idaho’s Pro Day (p12); Hundreds show support for Sather in Spokane (p13); Records wrecked and memories made: Idaho’s 2018-2019 season wasn't perfect, but was remarkable as any that came before it (p14)

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The Argonaut - April 04, 2019
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University of Idaho Student Media
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2019-04-04
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Idaho’s only: Land grant and related acts are fundamental to UI research efforts; Lockhart wins presidency: Less than 1,500 votes recorded in ASUI student election; Altering curriculum: UI’s curriculum endured a change nearly a decade in the making (p3); All along the water tower: President’s office holds open viewing for new University House (p4); Taylor Azizeh to the Arctic: Environmental science and wildlife resources major to travel to Denmark and Greenland (p5); Finals Fest features new location and genre (p5); The return from Quantico: Moscow Police Chief James Fry discusses his recent attendance at the FBI’s National Academy (p6); Mom’ Weekend - Not just for moms: A look into Mom’s Weekend and the events available to students (p6); ‘I’m doing something right’ Vandals win at Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (p7); How to ‘live tiny’ in a bus: Family overcomes homlessness by converting a bus into a living space (p7); Sharing the joy of color: The spring and summer seasons bring out more color, especially for Tye Dye Everything (p8); Dancing through the decades: Annual Tutxinmepu Powwow to take place Saturday and Sunday (p9); On the hunt: An improved secondary and new linebacker core showcases its talents (p11); Football players plead not guilty to petty theft charges: Elliss, Cash accused of stealing $130 in food from Moscow Walmart (p11); Looking to take the next step: Idaho seniors showed their skills in front of NFL Scouts during Idaho’s Pro Day (p12); Hundreds show support for Sather in Spokane (p13); Records wrecked and memories made: Idaho’s 2018-2019 season wasn't perfect, but was remarkable as any that came before it (p14)
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