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University of Idaho students planning to stick around Moscow this summer can look no further than F Street to find a place to work, play and maybe even go birding. […]
When Mary Beth Staben describes her three children’s different personalities, she doesn’t list traits. Instead, she comes up with a hypothetical scenario where they all play a role. Cal Staben, […]
I shared a bathroom with three other women until I was 20 years old. My living spaces — the bathroom, kitchen, cars and at times my bedroom — were never my […]
Imagine a family of porcupines on a cold winter evening. They would like to huddle together to keep warm, but their spines keep pricking one another. The philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer […]
What should be restricted from children has always been a debate among parents, but it has also become a debate within school communities. This ongoing debate over restriction led to […]
I have never been the kind of person to become wrapped up in reality television shows. I didn’t gawk at Snooki’s actions on “Jersey Shore” or wait for the weekly […]
Cautious Consumption Week is Feb. 27 to March 3. This week-long event gives students an opportunity to reflect on their current drinking habits and consider safer drinking strategies. Research shows […]
Millennials. I can hear the faintly exasperated tone it takes for many people to utter the term. But, why? “Millennials are whiny.” “Millennials are entitled.” “Millennials are just so angry.” […]
I love pasta. For most of my birthdays growing up, I insisted on pasta for dinner and watching “Mulan.” It never occurred to me that the weird side effects I […]