In case of an emergency
More than a dozen organizations are scheduled to participate in the Palouse Emergency Preparedness Fair, which is designed to answer attendees questions about emergency situations.
Month: April 2012
Honoring an entrepreneur
John Shovic, a 1989 University of Idaho graduate in electrical and computer engineering, has started six companies throughout his career, three based around technology developed at UI.
Adapting to division one
Only three games remain of the 2012 season for University of Idaho men’s club rugby (2-3).
Bottom of line-up wins match
Sometimes players at the bottom of the lineup don’t get much recognition. But against the Portland Pilots (4-10) Sunday, Idaho women’s tennis (14-5, 0-1 WAC) fell behind 3-1 and the […]
From Mexico to Idaho, feeling at home
She may have started playing tennis at 4 years old, but Guzman, Mexico’s Beatrice (Bety) Flores said that wasn’t her first time on the court.
McNabb tries to stay relevant
Two years ago, quarterback Donovan McNabb was one of the top QBs in the NFL, but he’s fallen from the mountain after two miserable seasons. Now the unsigned free agent […]
Track and field splits up for separate meets
Most of the Idaho track and field team competed in the Sam Adams Classic in Spokane, while a few ran at the Texas Relays in Austin during the weekend. Neither […]
Writing real fairy tales: Happily ever whenever
Ours is one of the only societies in the world in which we marry for love. And even in our own culture, it is only in recent history that the […]
Perry portrays inner strength
Katy Perry has been known to sing about superficial ideas and trends, which are typically accompanied by silly, over-the-top videos, like “California Gurls” and “Last Friday Night.” But in her […]
Off the cuffs 04.03.12
‘The Last Lecture’ If you have 10 minutes to spare for the shortened version, or an hour and a half for the whole thing, YouTube Randy Pausch’s “The Last Lecture.” […]