Argonaut Online News

TUES, 15 APRIL 2003

Headlines

Honor the Earth tour makes a stop at SUB Ballroom

Honor the earth was the message. Music and the spoken word were the media.
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Holocaust survivor speaks at UI

The UI College of Law courtroom was filled Sunday afternoon as Thomas “Toivi” Blatt told his tremendous story of survival in Sobibor, a Nazi extermination camp.
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Rain thwarts Paint the Palouse volunteers

Saturday’s showers brought an early end to Paint the Palouse, leaving white blotches of primer and paint dripping down walls and disappointment on the faces of volunteers.
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Library, Information Technology vice provost receives special award

One of the 12 most wired campuses in the United States is the University of Idaho, and if you need someone to thank, Glenn Wilde is the man you’re looking for.
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UI fund-raiser leads all Northwest schools

Apparently a group of UI volunteers have been staying up later than students from other Northwest universities.
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Gault and Upham residents say LLC ‘not Gault’

For 48 years, Gault and Upham halls have been home to many UI men. They have carried traditions and developed their own identity.
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News Briefs

Steve Meyers to perform at first Alive After Five; Murrow Symposium festivities include career fair, panel discussion; St. Augustine’s invites other faiths to potluck; Ralph Nader to speak at WSU Thursday; more....
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News Editor: Brian Passey Webmistress: Amanda J Hundt
UI Argonaut, 301 Student Union, Moscow, Idaho 83843 208.885.7845

TODAY

Interdisciplinary colloquium
“Autonomous Vehicles”
Idaho Commons Whitewater Room
12:30 p.m.

Women’s Center presentation
Book reading by Priscilla Wegars
“Polly Bemis: A Chinese American Pioneer”
Memorial Gym Room 109
12:30 p.m.

Student workshop
“Math: How to Succeed!”
Idaho Commons Crest Room
3:30 p.m.

Excellence award banquet
Honoring faculty and staff
University Inn-Best Western
6 p.m.

Wildlands Issues Colloquium
“Wilderness and Wildfire: Suppression in the Backcountry”
CNR Room 10
7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY

“Mentoring: A Novel Method for Knocking Down Brick Walls”
Isiah M. Warner, speaker
Renfrew Hall Room 111
11:30 a.m.

Women’s Center program
“Defining Woman”
Jean Barron, speaker
Women’s Center
12:30 p.m.

Spring promotion and tenure workshop
For faculty
Idaho Commons Crest Room
2:30 p.m.

UI American Federation of Teachers’ 30th Anniversary celebration
University Inn-Best Western Gold Room
4 p.m.

Union Cinema presents:
“Lucia y el Sexo (Sex and Lucia)”
SUB Borah Theater
7 and 9:30 p.m.

Henry Adams honor lecturer
Richard Knight presents “Speaking Western: Honest Conversations in the New West”
Ag Science Auditorium Room 106
7 p.m.

Society of American Foresters Fuel Treatment Forum
“Research Into Local Community Impacts of Fire Events”
Presented by Matt Carrol
University Inn-BestWestern
7 p.m.

“Cabaret”
Hartung Theater
7:30 p.m.

Scott Russell Sanders reading
College of Law Courtroom
7:30 p.m.

“Mentoring: A Novel Method for Knocking Down Brick Walls”
Renfrew Hall Room 111
8 p.m.

UITV-8 telecast
2003 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival: Avista High School Instrumental Jazz Winners Concert
8 p.m.

Student recital
Berzerker Saxophone Quartet
School of Music Recital Hall
8 p.m.

THURSDAY

Retirees Association spring luncheon
University Inn-Best Western
11:30 a.m.

UIRA video presentation
Good Samaritan Village
2 p.m.

Student Employee of the Year Award ceremony
Idaho Commons Summit Conference Center
4 p.m.

“The Economic Impacts of UI on the Regional Economy”
Albertson Building Room 101
5 p.m.

Golden Key International Honors Society meeting
Meeting of the officers
Albertson Building Hawkins Conference Room
6 p.m.

Union Cinema presents:
“Lucia y el Sexo (Sex and Lucia)”
SUB Borah Theater
7and 9:30 p.m.

Lamb potluck dinner
St. Augustine’s Catholic Center
7 p.m.

“Cabaret”
Hartung Theatre
7:30 p.m.

Student recital
School of Music Recital Hall
8 p.m.