NKU gets comfortable
Idaho can’t overcome 14-point deficit against NKU Following an 81-60 loss at Eastern Washington last Wednesday, Northern Kentucky coach Dave Bezold joked that he started to question whether he deserved […]
Month: December 2014
Prejudices still present
North Idaho College students, staff discuss Native American prejudices The term “redskin” was used in the 19th century to refer to the skin or scalp of a dead Indian used […]
Taking control of service
ASB participants to have say in trip destination While many students look forward to spring break as a chance to relax and take time off from school, some, like the […]
Elected and energized
New 2015 ASUI senators voted in University of Idaho sophomore Taylor Willey said he wasn’t sure his name would be called as the newly elected ASUI senators were announced.
Leave medicine to experts
Anyone without a medical degree should stop playing doctor There is something about revealing a medical diagnosis that turns the average listener into Dr. Gregory House. If one chooses to publicly […]
Positive for progress
Mandatory anti-discrimination training nothing to fuss about Almost one year ago, the Idaho State Legislature considered legislation that would have allowed business owners, teachers and medical practitioners to openly discriminate […]
Idaho tattoo troubles
Idaho needs more regulations for tattoo shops Tattoos are no longer reserved for sailors, prison inmates and motorcycle gangsters. Tattoos have become a popular form of permanent self-expression. Although tattoos […]
The charm of Memorial Gym
After Northern Kentucky handed Idaho its third-straight loss last Saturday, I was able to talk to NKU head coach Dave Bezold. Along with the standard game questions, I was curious […]