Part 4: Fear is fire
Previously “¦ Holmes turned to me, his baritone voice echoing into my brain. I glanced at him with a frown. If the knife hadn”t killed LeRad, then “¦ poison? No, […]
Author: Claire Whitley
Holiday vomit – Why Christmas celebrations don”t need to start in October
Everything is red and green, silver and gold and there is a rounded, jolly individual dressed in a red suit. Stores have aisles devoted to the garish holidays, and it”s […]
Fear is Fire, pt. 3
Previously “¦ Holmes was there quickly enough, and I showed him the evidence I had found, glossing over the fact that I broke up a snogging couple, but informing him […]
Banning those buns – BYU-Idaho has banned an up-and-coming hairstyle
Brigham Young University – Idaho always likes to turn heads when they ban things, but this one takes the cake. The amount of outrage there seems to be about man […]
Satire, sarcasm and sass – Students need more healthy food options
Campus administration, as well as the national legislature, say they want students to be healthy. They say they intend to follow guidelines and get the right amount of veggies and […]
Weekend with Pappy
He stands 6 feet, 3 inches tall, black hair tucked into his well-worn Idaho baseball cap, Vandal Dad T-shirt underneath a flannel shirt. He yells unabashedly at Idaho football coach […]
Friday fiction: Fear is Fire, pt. 2
Previously”¦ Before Holmes could say anything, an ear piercing scream filled the dark corridor. I recognized Sammi”s hysterical voice and rushed around the corner. Ashton looked up at me with […]
Satire, sarcasm and sass – She”s watching us all with the eye of the tiger
Anyone who doesn”t know who Kim Davis is should. She is the next great American Hero. For those of you simpletons who don”t know, Davis is the Kentucky clerk who […]
Changing faces – UI student return signals change in customer base
University of Idaho students are a welcome sight to many downtown businesses in Moscow. More people means more revenue and new faces to look at. “They bring a breath of […]
Friday Fiction: Fear is fire, part 1
My parents live in a swanky little neighborhood. It”s truly a tight-knit community. Everyone knows everyone, which can be good or bad depending on how you look at it. It”s […]