Intent and impact
Employees at the University of Idaho are required to take a sexual harassment seminar upon their hiring and once every two years afterward, but the seminars are open to all […]
Author: Katy Sword
Death penalty ineffective
Paul Rhoades, convicted of rape and murder, is scheduled to die Friday after 23 years on death row.
Women in the wilderness
The Women’s Outdoor Program has had a slow six years since its inception, but new coordinator TJ Beezley hopes to see an increase in participation soon.
Don’t believe everything you read
According to a Tennessee preacher, children and mules are the same. Or at least they should be treated as such.
Herman Cain is insufficient as a serious candidate
It is disheartening and amusing to read about the potential Republican candidates for next year’s presidential election.
Protesting is pointless
Although organized protest is a First Amendment right, there is a point when it becomes a disturbance and inflicts more damage than the change it inspires.
New media changes traditional news ethics
The first annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium raised awareness of ethics in media Thursday. The University of Idaho hosted the event and hopes to make it an annual symposium.
Megaload overtime
The company responsible for transporting Imperial Oil refinery equipment in megaloads will be receiving a bill from the Latah County Sheriff’s Department and the City of Moscow Police Department for […]
Owning exotic animals ends in tragedy
Animal rights activists will criticize the events that occurred near Zanesville, Ohio, Wednesday when police officers had to shoot and kill 49 of 56 exotic animals released from a compound […]
Moscow to gain Complete Streets
Moscow volunteers observed and counted pedestrians and cyclists at 25 different Moscow locations, including intersections and sidewalks, from 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday during an […]