Fun Fact
Starbucks doesn’t stir your coffee unless you ask them to. Apparently they’re supposed to pour the milk fast enough to stir it, but that doesn’t always work.
–Britt
Fun Fact
Don’t go to Starbucks.
–Sean
‘Murica
the draw at Azteca Wednesday and the subsequent ESPN ratings numbers show just how far the sport of soccer has come in our country.
–Madison
Equality
No, the red equal signs all over social media aren’t going to change the ruling of the Supreme Court. But it does show support and solidarity for our brothers and sisters who deserve the basic human right being denied to many of them – the right to commit themselves in marriage to the person they love — regardless of that person’s sex.
–Kaitlin
Bigger and better things
Never thought I would be leaving Moscow as soon as August. But I could not be more happy to say sayonara to Idaho.
–Molly
Confidence
I’ve worked hard this week and accomplished a lot of school work. Just patting myself on the back.
–Lindsey
To the playoffs
The women’s WAC Championship was a huge victory for the whole university, but I think the fact that Jour***Z in Paris won its second consecutive soccer game is a historic moment for student media that rivals their win.
–Elisa
Starbs
I have discovered refreshers, and they have changed my life. So good.
–Katy
Plug
Everybody should go to the Borah Symposium next week. It’s going to be sweet.
–Kasen
Second Chances
I recently received an email requesting that I audition for on a reality TV show about giving people second chances to do what they love with their lives. I bet they didn’t realize I’m only 19. Second chance? I’m still on my first.
–Philip
Sunshine
I’ve missed you.
–Kaitlyn
Finally
The melanin Factory is now open for business.
–Amrah
Mac & cheese
I appreciate a lot of attempts at “refined” mac and cheese, but I think they must put crack cocaine in Kraft because its all anybody really wants.
— Dylan
Started from the bottom, now we here
The Journal***Z in Paris are undefeated in Intramural Co-Rec soccer. At 2-0, we have more wins than the football team had last fall.
— Theo