Vandals fly flag high
Two summers ago, Robb Akey took a trip with fellow college football coaches to visit American troops for 10 days in Afghanistan. When he returned from the visit, Akey received […]
Month: September 2011
Last shot at the Bulldogs
Since joining the conference in 2005, the Vandals have not beaten WAC foe Fresno State. The Vandals want nothing more than to send the Bulldogs back to Fresno, Calif., and […]
Is your dad made of iron?
Student-dad teams in the running for the “Iron Dad” title will compete against one another at 4 p.m. today.
Human players choose mercy in week’s mission
Throughout the week during the ongoing “Humans vs. Zombies” game on the University of Idaho campus, the human players have been forced to make some hard decisions.
Competing together in golf
University of Idaho student Molly Loucks, student chair of the Student Alumni Relations Board, said the golf tournament hosted by SArb for Dads Weekend will be a chance for students […]
Egan to speak to campus
Timothy Egan, author of fall 2011’s University of Idaho Common Read selection “The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved America,” will give a presentation on the book […]
Ales, ciders, students and dads
Every year the Coeur d’Alene Brewing Co. Moscow Alehouse hosts a “Beer Tasting” event for Dads Weekend.
Beer, football and time with my dad
Last year was my first at the University of Idaho. I didn’t know jack about traditions, celebrations or special weekends. Now that I spent a year in a state of […]
Families: No need to forgive or forget
There are nuclear families and extended families, blended families and step-families. There are definitions for each of these types and we have an image in our mind of the ideal […]
Idaho more traditional than BSU
Editor’s Note: This letter to the editor is in response to “Boise State’s Greeks not as gaudy as others” printed in the Sept. 22 edition of The Arbiter.