Diversity training divides college
Students, faculty and staff of the University of Idaho College of Law were required to attend a mandatory diversity program Tuesday, which created controversy within the college.
Month: February 2012
Idaho lawyer speaks about U.S. misunderstandings in Pakistan tribal regions
Shadman Bashir is from a city named Bannu — a city that he said seemed safe once. Now an Idaho resident, Bashir left his parents and nearly 300 cousins and […]
Birth control battle out of control
The recent birth control battle has stimulated constant conversation. President Barack Obama recently revised his law, putting the responsibility for providing birth control on insurance companies instead of employers.
Presidential candidates visit Idaho, present platforms to voters
The Idaho presidential party caucus was rescheduled in March for a reason — and it worked. Idaho will have more say in the Republican presidential nomination than ever before.
Off the cuff 2.17.12
Pay it forward If you’ve been waking up on the wrong side of the bed too often, make an effort to turn your day around. Buy a stranger’s coffee, call […]
Still a flagship
Once again the state of Idaho has played to the ego of Boise State President Bob Kustra using the State Board of Education as the vessel to push petty agendas.
Unisex clothing: A lie
Cross-dressers. Freaks. Transvestites. Most of us have heard these words. For most people, these words are bad, weird and an identity we almost never attribute to ourselves, even when most […]
Idaho falls to first place Fresno State
Kevin Bingaman Argonaut A season-high 55 percent shooting performance was not enough to upset first place Fresno State when the Vandals fell 76-68 Thursday night on the road. Idaho coach […]