Mind boggling moves in Seattle
It’s the middle of Major League Baseball’s offseason and right on cue, Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik made a move that is questionable to say the least. It was recently […]
Month: January 2012
Missed opportunity
After trailing by 17 points in the second half, the Vandal women’s basketball team clawed its way back into the game. Idaho came within five points of Nevada with less […]
Seasonal happenings in Outdoor Program
A pair of artistic special events open the spring semester for the University of Idaho Outdoor Program. The Outdoor Program will conduct an outdoor photography contest starting Jan. 23, and […]
The battle for nostalgia: Here we go again
Only four years ago we witnessed the New York Giants’ defeat of the seemingly unbeatable New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII — and Sunday lady luck decided four years […]
More than just a number
For some people age is just a number, but for others age is something to dread or an important stepping stone in their lives. People have different perspectives of age […]
New science raises ethical questions
Spider-goats may sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but Freckles, Utah’s renowned spider-goat is very real.
Washington legislatures take progressive step for gay marriage
Democracies are defined by equal rights and privileges in which the power of the government is vested in the people — and the people of Washington are exercising their democratic […]
Idaho protects home court, beats Utah State
The Cowan Spectrum hasn’t been friendly to the Utah State men’s basketball team in recent years and Saturday’s Vandal win against coach Don Verlin’s former squad wasn’t any different as […]
Waste is a thief
In the recent State of the State address, Gov. CL “Butch” Otter spent a great deal of time talking about education and new reforms that are being made. However, he […]