Dosage of drama
Play-goers and drama connoisseurs of Moscow can catch a sneak peek of student-written plays during March’s chamber readings hosted by the University of Idaho’s theater department Master of Fine Arts […]
Month: March 2012
Big apple and Tebow train collide
The Tim Tebow train garnered immediate attention shortly following its arrival at Mile High Stadium, but Denver’s savior may have less than a New York minute to adjust to his […]
Back to Boise
Hopefully the third time’s a charm for the Idaho men’s tennis team as it attempts to claim its first victory since March 9 in Boise today and Saturday.
Outdoor season opens
After a short break following the end of the indoor season, Vandal track and field is rested and ready to start the outdoor season at the Buc Scoring Invitational Saturday […]
A season of growth
Another season of women’s basketball has come and gone, and for the young Idaho team it was full of growth and experience.
Health care reform violates individual rights
Health care is one of the most debated issues in American politics. With the enactment of the Affordable Care Act in March 2010 and the subsequent challenge in the U.S. […]
Obama’s health care move needed
One of President Barack Obama’s campaign promises was health care reform. In March 2010, President Obama made a great achievement for health care: He signed the Affordable Care Act. Since […]
Not victim, victor — Surviving an attempted abortion
She is quoted saying her favorite thing in life is laughter, and it is apparent in her bright eyes, daring smile and optimistic attitude. Would you expect someone to be […]
Self-defense law enables murder
Getting out of harm’s way is common sense. If a situation arises that could be dangerous, leaving is a sensible reaction. The “Stand your ground” law in Florida and 20 […]
Florida’s self-defense law is flawed
There’s a lot to be learned from the tragic death of Trayvon Martin.