Argonaut Issues from 2017
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The Argonaut - January 13, 2017 | 2017-01-13 |
Winter across the world: Some UI students and faculty members chose to travel far from home over the holidays; A girl with a heart of gold: Community comes together to remember Mamta Kandel; Looking back, then forward: ASUI president reflects on last semester and considers the future; Back in the day: The sixth annual Bach Festival brings baroque-era music to Moscow; Rehearse to make a difference: ‘The Vagina Monologues’ cast focus on rehearsals to prepare for upcoming performance (p3); Switched at the half; Idaho pulled off a second-half comeback, shocking their conference foe (p5); Comeback kids: Idaho football finished 2016 unexpectedly (p5); Road woes continue: Vandal defense allows 91 points in conference loss (p5); It’s not about ability: Idaho’s move to FCS is about money, not skill (p7); The snow sports train: The University of Idaho is subsidizing snow sports trips to major mountains (p8); Dancing into the lunar new year: Lorita Leung Dance academy will perform at the UI campus (p8); Facebook’s Sorting hat (p9); With renewed vigor: Despite 2016, there is plenty for people to fight for and ways to make change (p10); A spot of celebrity sympathy (p10); Inspiration through tragedy: Though too much negativity may weigh humans down, it can also inspire them (p12); Football; Basketball; Vagina Monologues; Winter; ASUI; Bach Festival; Dance; Facebook; Inspiration |
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The Argonaut - January 18, 2017 | 2017-01-18 |
Dedication to duty: Brink Hall Lounge renamed in honor of late professor; Talk of change: Information consumption is changing and so are we; Sisterhood, strength, solidarity: Women’s March on the Palouse joins the global movement; Support the dream: Students celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day through community service events; From Vandal to Vandal: Faculty and students take the UI recruitment show on the road (p3); Back and better than ever: Brooke Reilly’s legacy rooted in the Northwest, she’s in good company (p4); Vandals come out strong: Indoor track and field kicked off in the Kibbie Dome with strong performances (p5); Moving forward: With Callandret out, Vandals must look to the paint for offensive help (p6); Conference rematch: Idaho fell to in-state rival Idaho State at home (p6); Anything but boring: The NBA is still interesting, but often overlooked (p7); Nourishing Moscow with music: Sensing the arts through classical music, oil paintings and wines (p8); Science on the town: Science after hours provides a platform for students, faculty to share research (p8); An ensemble of one: Pianist brings classical and contemporary sound to the Lionel Hampton School of Music (p9); A dish best served cold: University of Idaho students produce Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ (p9); Necessary evolution: A digital first mentality will help student reporters develop skills and better serve readers (p10); No cure for the travel bug: A love of travel can teach a person priceless lessons (p11); Social change squandered: Libby Chamberlain chose money over big change (p11); A resolute nation: The United States could afford to make a few resolutions of its own (p12); Brink Hall; Change; Women’s March; Track and Field; Basketball; Music; Travel |
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The Argonaut - January 24, 2017 | 2017-01-24 |
A gentle, angry people’: About 2,500 people protested in the Women’s March on the Palouse; Harnessing powerful images: The 2017 MLK art and essay contest urges students to explore environmental injustice: What is a sanctuary? UI students hold meeting to discuss proposal to declare UI a sanctuary campus; Home away from home: UI student got a taste of a new culture while she studied abroad in Austria (p3); A sport of the mind: College Bowl recruits students for an academic competition (p3); Hurdling over the border: Idaho ends the WSU indoor open with several top finishes (p5); Opening weekend: Idaho tennis began the spring season going 1-1 (p5); ‘Don’t poke the bear’: Vandals earn third straight victory against NAU Lumberjacks (p6); Vandals gain momentum: Three conference wins in a row could mean growing momentum (p7); A second chance: Inaugural spring league could provide an alternative route for former Vandals (p7); Swinging in the moose: Swing Devils of the Palouse dance at the Moscow Moose Lodge after CJ’s (p8); Welcoming the Rooster: Lorita Leung Dance company performed Jan. 21 in honor of the Chinese New Year (p9); Tackling the truth: Vigilant journalism is crucial in light of fake news popularity (p10); Safety should be first at UI: Student safety should be a priority in Idaho and Washington (p10); Breathe in, breathe out: There’s a responsibility associated with being an inspired individual (p11); Fabrication across the nation: Fake news and clickbait garner attention, dragging chains of unreliability and division (p11); Personal investment matters: There are lessons to learn outside of the classroom (p12); Women’s March; MLK; Track and Field; Tennis; Basketball |
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The Argonaut - January 31, 2017 | 2017-01-31 |
The debate of identities: “Why gay is not the new Black” lecture sees several perspectives; A woman empowered: UI students directs “ The Vagina Monologues; Leading from the core: I lead to improve students’ personal leadership; Why he went Red (p3); Curve hate with training (p3); Reaching for a fourth: Tennis senior seeks rare feat in final season of college career (p5); Cowgirls wrangle Vandals: Idaho started the spring season with a loss to Wyoming (p5); Seattle Success: Idaho traveled to the UW invitational (p5); Vandals maul Grizzlies: Karlee Wilson led the Vandals to a convincing win over Montana (p6); Fresh Start: Carlos Longhi Neto traveled many countries before finding a home in America (p6); Big Sky, big dreams: Former Big Sky basketball players in the NBA hits close to home (p7); Overtime victory: Idaho improves conference record with an overtime win in Missoula (p7); Vandals rock the house: Recreation Center resets rock climbing wall (p8); The Rooster crows, the family wakes: The year of the rooster began Saturday (p8); From the heart of Denver (p9); Outside the box: College offers a chance to hear others views—take it (p10); The future of our fish: Salmon and steelhead conservation has a long and controversial future ahead (p10); Genuine beats: Hip-hop shows that originality comes from reshuffling ideas (p11); Protest against pollution: Taking small steps toward more sustainable living will help the planet heal (p12); Identities; Leadership; Politics; Tennis; Soccer; Track and Field; Field; Rock climbing; Football; Fish; Pollution; Hip-hop |
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The Argonaut - February 07, 2017 | 2017-02-07 |
‘We will not stand quiet’: Palouse protestors gather against Donald Trump’s travel ban; A divided nation: Fans from anywhere can find a reason to cheer for, or against, a team in the Super Bowl; Holding each other in love: UI Women’s Center to present “The Vagina Monologues”; A fundraiser that feeds: UI Students for Life raise funds to aid local parents in need (p3); Setting the bar higher: Senior Drew Thompson leads the team on and off the track (p5); Milestone victory: A victory over Sacramento State marks Jon Newlee’s 143rd win (p5); Vandal tennis on the road: Idaho’s women’s tennis team earned two victories in Portland (p5); Thousands of reasons to celebrate: Junior crosses a historic landmark and defeats Sacramento State (p6); Celebrating the world music: Guest artist Magda Giannikou describes UI’s music students as excellent collaborators (p8); A doggone way to relax: Therapy dogs visit with students at the Idaho Commons to help students cope with stress (p9); It’s fair enough (p10); Alternative idols: Recent events in the federal government have me seeking alternative role models (p11); More than a hostess: Melania Trump will find her place in a long line of first ladies (p12); Protestors; Track and Field; Tennis; Basketball; First Lady |
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The Argonaut - February 14, 2017 | 2017-02-14 |
Fourth time’s the charm: Two students from different parts of the Pacific Northwest find love on the Palouse; ‘I’m not alone in this’: Truth behind the vagina; Speaking for the voiceless: Palouse community members gather to protest Planned Parenthood (p3); Archives made mobile-friendly: UI Library releases digital site for The Argonaut collection (p3); Thought-provoking performances: Shades of Black returns for its 14th year on campus (p4); Warrior on the floor: Junior Arkadiy Mktrychyan puts his heart into the game on and off the court (p5); Vandals clip Hawks: Ferenz dominates hardwood as Idaho topples conference leader (p6); More than the points: Where Geraldine McCorkell has been short in points, she makes up for in rebounds (p7); Through the gauntlet (p7); A taste of culture: Chinese Food Club offers home-style Chinese cuisine (p8); Educating Moscow city on healthy food: The third annual love your farmer love your food (p8); A world of heroes: A mobile update for a Nintendo classic (p9); Included as the out crowd: LGBTQA students reflect on community stereotypes; (p9); Beyond condoms: Safe sex means more than latex and prescriptions (p10); Legalize LSD: Drug policy should draw from science instead of culture (p11); The divided states of America (p11); Love; Sex Ed; Sex; Protest; Argonaut; Shades of Black; Basketball; Food; Heroes; LGBTQA; Drugs |
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The Argonaut - February 22, 2017 | 2017-02-22 |
What rehearsal demands: Jazz choir rehearses in preparation for the upcoming Jazz Festival; Jazzing up the university: New Academic Resource Fair gives visiting students a glimpse of UI; More connection, less isolation: Women’s Center reflects on the high tournout for “ The Vagina Monologues”; Studies for daily life: UI professor to talk on the benefits of studying liberal arts at UI; Starting on the right note: 50th year limited edition Jazz Fest poster revealed at reception (p3); Hurdling over roadblocks: Senior Wednesday Walton looks back on her career at Idaho (p5); Weekend wallop: Vandals claim doubleheader to extend win streak (p5); Vandals claw the Eagles: Idaho pulls a big win over Eastern Washington as the postseason quickly approaches (p6); From defeat to sweep: Idaho looked for revenge after a loss to Gonzaga (p7); Coffee house queens: One World Café’ hosts Drag Bingo (p8); From acting to directing: Theater students showcase directing talents for the student directing competition (p9); Advertising its assets: UI will pitch university’s academic elements to Jazz Fest visitors (p10); Life off the list: Yellowstone grizzly bear management is poised to take its next steps, but that may be harder than imagined (p11); Sounds like a plan: Sometimes making plans means being flexible for the future (p12); Jazz Choir; Academic Resource Fair; Bingo; Basketball; Hurdles |
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The Argonaut - February 28, 2017 | 2017-02-28 |
Taking home the trophy: Jazz Fest held concert series to showcase student talent; Start the conversation: Eating disorder awareness week works to recognize issues around campus and supply resources; Simplifying the world’s complexities: UI professor encourages students to explore the humanities offered at UI (p3); For those outside the box: LGBTQA office hosts social meet up for gender non-binary and nonconforming people (p3); Idaho hockey heroes: Women’s club hockey is anything but cold out on the ice (p5); Free throws seal victory: Free throws lead Idaho to victory after regulation (p6); Final road game win: Vandals earn 82-77 victory on the road (p7); Filling Sanders’ shoes: Freshman Trevon Allen steps up to make a splash on senior night (p7); Moving to the music: Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival brings dance to campus (p8); A healthy helping: One in four students will suffer from eating disorders, the other three can combat the stigma (p10); Prevent versus treat: Preventative care might just save the world (p11); Pokemon Go – worth it? Generation 2 of Pokemon Go takes on the world (p12); Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival; LGBTQA; Basketball; Hockey; Diet; Pokemon |
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The Argonaut - March 07, 2017 | 2017-03-07 |
A changing tradition: The Palouse community goes downtown, celebrates Mardi Gras; Being a savior: Education is the best way to combat irresponsible volunteer practices; The ability to enact change: ASUI to hold meeting for UI students interested in open positions; A reason to celebrate: LunaFest returns to Moscow for its 12th year; A community of vulnerability: Annual Hemingway Festival holds reading with local authors (p3); Leading by example: Junior Kendall Gray looks for incredible future success (p5); Vandals rebound: Idaho fell to the Cowgirls for a second time this season (p5); Top-Flight: Vandal women’s golf team place third at Gold Rush tournament (p5); Sealing the deal: Idaho pulls off a big win against Southern Utah on the seniors’ final home game (p6); Ready for Reno: Vandals seal fourth seed position heading into playoffs following a win against Southern Utah (p7); A foot on the wall: UI hosts the 16th annual climbing festival (p8); Act of friendship: UI Theatre Performance student takes alternate to first place for acting at theater festival (p9); Definitely Denis: Talk show host and former UI grad serves as perfect choice for commencement speaker (p10); Demons endured: Hard times breed better people (p11); The fascination with the fantastical: The fantasy genre is not just an escape (p12); Mardi Gras; Education; ASUI; LunaFest; Hemingway Festival; Theatre; Climbing; Basketball |
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The Argonaut - March 21, 2017 | 2017-03-21 |
A reel community: Howard Hughes Video is going through another transition; A shift in support: Disabilities Support Services to move to Pitman Center in fall 2017; Winter weather aftermath: Latah County Commissioners declare a disaster after recent flooding and other winter weather damage; A campus of inclusivity: UI recognized for its LGBT-friendly policies and overall online affordability (p3); The working man: McClure study evaluates economic impact of Idaho dairy farms (p3); Vandals earn redemption: Vandals pull through to defeat Big Sky Conference rival Eastern Washington in WBI (p6); Marin carries the Vandals: Vandal men’s golfers show improvement in Dallas (p5); Chasing titles: a season in review: Vandal basketball had its ups and downs, but the future is still bright (p6); Spring into baseball: Major League Baseball teams kick off the spring training season (p7); Ninth time’s the charm: “Logan” delivers a satisfying punch in this ninth stab at Wolverine films (p8); A collaboration of art: UI Dance and Music programs collaborate for Dancers Drummers Dreamers concert (p8); Cultivating multicultural connections (p9); Idaho accepts all: UI recognized as one of the most inclusive colleges (p10); The new generation of science: Removing climate change from state curriculums threatens the growth of new generations (p10); Too busy for that: There is productivity in taking time for oneself (p11); STEM women, unite: It is important to celebrate present female trailblazers in STEM fields (p12); Disabilities; LGBT; Flooding; Golf; Basketball; Baseball; Golf; Dance; Music; Climate; STEM |
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