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Month: February 2018
Speak up, speak out
The latest mass shooting in Florida shows the young, student voice should be the leading voice in the gun control debate
Our current editorial staff has been producing editorials for just half a year now. This editorial will become our third piece on gun violence and our fifth piece on safety […]
Feature: On guard, on point
Feint. Attack. Parry. Attack. Every move happens in the blink in the eye, as steel flashes against steel, sending a sharp ring through the air of the University of Idaho […]
A beautiful mistake
The Cloverfield Paradox presents a pretty picture with a poor story
“The Cloverfield Paradox” started off promising. With the first and only ad airing during the Superbowl, audiences were simply told the film would be available right after football finished. That […]
Pushing back with the blues
UI professor connects blues with the failure of U.S. legal institutions
Among the bustle of students during the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Friday, classrooms in the Teaching and Learning Center were home to a variety of important workshops, […]
90th Academy Awards Best Picture predictions
Max Rothenberg –— Get Out “Get Out” is a rare example of a film that tackles unique and challenging topics while still managing to deliver on every front. Rarely has […]
Men’s Basketball Preview: Leaving a Legacy
The Idaho men’s basketball regular season will come to an end Saturday against Southern Utah, and while it marks a senior goodbye, it also is only the beginning to an […]
Who done it?
Murder Inc. club dedicates time to murder mystery roleplaying
She walked down the hall of the Donald R. Theophilus Tower toward the lounge to attend the floor meeting. Once she took a seat, her resident assistant announced to the […]
Women’s Basketball Preview: Hopeful finish
The Vandals are in a unique position. After the nine-game win streak, Idaho lost both of their final games at home against two teams that are right on their heels […]
An end to a nightmare
The Fifty Shades trilogy comes to a close after years of sex, dominance and manipulation
“Fifty Shades Freed” is the ultimate oxymoron. Anastasia “Ana” Steele is anything but free. Entranced in all that is the “wonderful” Christian Grey, she is held within the tight constraints […]