Argonaut Issues from 2018
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The Argonaut - January 18, 2018 | 2018-01-18 |
A loss in the Palouse family: Cougar quarterback Tyler Hilinski was discovered dead in his Pullman apartment Tuesday afternoon; Overseeing education: Otter to consolidate Idaho higher education; Commemorating the legacy: Ubuntu organizes contest to commemorate MLK; Renovations kick off the new year: The UI library gets ready to renovate the second floor (p3); Moratorium on Greek Row: Greek community self-imposes moratorium (p4); Vandals off to PyeongChang: Former Idaho track and field athlete set to compete in the bobsled event South Korea (p6); A blast from Vandal past: Start the new year with a look at the past - a photo essay (p8); Five strings, six suites: Cellist plays rare five-string cello for Idaho Bach Festival (p10); Jaded cops: Shining a light on why “Bright” was poorly received (p11) Tyler Hilinski; Suicide; MLK; Library; Bobsledding; Idaho Bach Festival |
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The Argonaut - January 25, 2018 | 2018-01-25 |
Marching forward: Moscow community members reflect on women’s rights one year after the historic Women’s March; Ignored epidemic: Christian Center hosts lectures on sex traffficking; ‘The world is the best education’: UI students gather in the Idaho Commons to learn about study abroad opportunities; New juice on the Palouse: A new door opens in downtown Moscow and offers a healthy alternative (p3); Shedding light on local #MeToo stories: Denise Bennett documents local stories in a short film (p8); Giving musicians a sound to strive for: World-class string ensemble to visit UI January 24-28 (p8); Reliving the disco era: Vandal Entertainment hosts Roller Rink Bash with glow sticks, games and roller skates (p9) Women’s March; Sex trafficking; Study abroad; Palouse juice; #MeToo; Music; Disco |
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The Argonaut - February 01, 2018 | 2018-02-01 |
What a rush: Taking a peek at some differences in rush seasons; Global cruising: Cruise the World event brings global cultures together in Moscow; Hooked on a fee-ling: Student Fees Committee discusses increased department funding; A climb for the cause: Local climbers chalk-up for climate change (p6); Understanding drag queen culture: A father seeks to reconnect with his estranged son (p8); Auditorium Chamber Music Series welcomes Ying Quartet: The Ying String Quartet performed as part of the 2018 ACMS (p10) Cruise the World; Rock climbing; Climate change; Drag queen; The Ying String Quartet |
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The Argonaut - February 08, 2018 | 2018-02-08 |
A millennial voice in Moscow: Anne Zabala aims to tackle Moscow City Council with a fresh perspective; It’s who you know: UI Career Fair prepares students for success; Grading Idaho’s Greek: Taking a look at UI’s new structure for Greek life; The WUE wait is over: WUE scholarships will now be offered to 16 states (p3); Back to Washington: A look back at the Idaho Duals and a jump ahead to the UW Open (p6); A celebration of culture: UI School of Music to host annual World Music Celebration (p8); A little courage and heart goes a long way: A review of a classic love story with a spin (p8); Celebrating science on the Palouse: Darwin on the Palouse combines science and music (p10) Anne Zabala; Career Fair; Greek life; WUE scholarships; World Music Celebration |
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The Argonaut - February 15, 2018 | 2018-02-15 |
History for all: Black History Month celebrates the notable, and sometimes forgotten, contributions of the black community; Put it in park: Examining UI’s current lack of parking spaces; Coffee and community: Brandy Sullivan looks to make an impact in Moscow through City Community; Blending the past and present: Colson Whitehead speaks to UI during Black History Month (p3); Unhappy satisfaction: Some good, some bad, all entertainment at the Olympics (p6); Bridging a cultural gap: Office of Multicultural Affairs presents Shades of Black show (p7); World music in Moscow: World Music Celebration brings guest artists to UI (p7); Pieces of Nepal united: Annual Taste of Nepal unifies UI through geography (p8) Black History Month; Olympics; World Music Celebration; Taste of Nepal |
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The Argonaut - February 22, 2018 | 2018-02-22 |
An unplanned altercation: Student lobbyist run into an altercation with Sen. Dan Foreman at Idaho State Capitol; Involving everyone: Kathryn Bonzo aims to involve all community members in city council; Showing off the sheep: UI Sheep Center begins lambing season with more than 100 new lambs; The new discussion on DACA: UI College of Law hosts a discussion about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals; Branded Vandal, Idaho and Nike: A look into the contract supporting Idaho athletics top brand (p5); No rest for Jazz Fest: Jazz musicians prepare for Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival (p8); A collision of art and science: United States wildfire photography featured in Prichard Art Gallery’s latest exhibit (p8); Safe sex is the sexiest kind: Campus departments offer information and resources for safer sex (p9) Senator Dan Foreman; UI Sheep Center; Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals; Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival; Sex |
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The Argonaut 2018 Housing Guide | 2018-03 |
2018 Housing Guide; UI housing options 2018-2019 (p2); Towering above the rest: The Theophilus Tower offers new experiences for incoming first-year students (p3); To Greek or not to Greek: While the decision to join Greek life can be hard, the experience pays off in the end (p4); The UI housing crisis: On-campus housing rates force students to live off-campus after their first year (p5); Building bridges in Wallace: The Wallace Residence Center welcomes any and all Vandals (p9); Home sweet apartment: How to make your apartment a home (p10) Housing Guide |
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The Argonaut - March 01, 2018 | 2018-03-01 |
Festivities for the founder: Doc Skinner recounts his friendship with Jazz Fest legend Lionel Hampton; UI gun policy under fire: A closer look at UI’s firearm policy; A fresh look at old practices: Researchers make DNA extraction from snail shells less sluggish (p3); It starts in the heart: UI hosts a discussion on unhealthy masculinity and its dangers to society (p4); UI professor, performer, person: UI piano professor tries to live a balanced life while teaching, performing, traveling and recruiting (p8); Who done it?: Murder Inc. Club dedicates time to murder mystery roleplaying (p8) Lionel Hampton; Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival; Firearm policy; Unhealthy masculinity; Murder Inc. Club |
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The Argonaut - March 08, 2018 | 2018-03-08 |
From Parkland to the Palouse: UI students make their voices heard in the national conversation on gun control; Checking in: Fresh Check Day welcomes students to promote mental health; Paws-itively impactful: Therapy dog organization aims to provide support and services across the Palouse; Bright ideas at UI: Invent Idaho welcomed students from across the state to show off their inventions (p3); Paulette Jordan ready to race: Paulette Jordan discusses guns, education and gender (p3); Changing the cliche: Flute professor released 10th classical album March 1 (p10) Gun control; Therapy dogs; Young inventors; Paulette Jordan; Flute professor |
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The Argonaut - March 22, 2018 | 2018-03-22 |
Down in the canyon: A trek through the Utah wilderness offered once-in-a-lifetime experience for UI students; SAE fraternity shut down: Sigma Alpha Epsilon members return to UI and find new homes after being disbanded over spring break; On the right trail: UI students take part in protecting the Oregon environment (p4); A world of difference: Mohamed Hassan traveled all the way from Egypt to attend the University of Idaho (p6); ‘A living theater’: Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre continues to grow, impact the lives of community members (p7); Idaho alumna in the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships (p13) Utah wilderness; Greek life; Protecting the environment; International students; Kenworthy; IAAF |
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