Elections and Television
The first presidential debate was televised on Sept. 26, 1960, and since then Americans have viewed candidates through televised production. Since the election of 1960, televised debates have become an […]
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The wrong kind of college
When someone in America votes for a president, they are not voting for a candidate — they are voting for someone who will cast their vote for them. The Electoral […]
‘Be good to each other’
Shogo Ota didn’t know where Idaho was on a map when he was accepted to the University of Idaho in the early 2000s. What he did know was that is […]
Art, drones and action
A gun shot. A text message. Two entirely separate actions, with very similar outcomes: a target. How has technology helped Americans as a society? How has it destroyed users? It […]
The Yin’s and Yang’s of Stage
Dancers can take audiences through a sequence of events, ranging in many emotions and changes. In the University of Idaho’s “Defining Balance” show, they accomplished just that and did it […]
Spooks at Ridenbaugh Hall
With the Halloween spirit in the air, the music fraternities of Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia (PMAS) decide to take on the annual Ridenbaugh haunted house.
Debunking flu shot myths — When it comes to flu shots, know all the facts
Tis the season for hot drinks, pumpkin carving and dodging the flu like Neo in “The Matrix.” Fall and winter are prime flu seasons, and living in near proximity with […]
The real dangers of Halloween – The Halloween season brings health and safety risks for UI students
It’s the season of tricks, treats, spooks and sweets, but before getting caught up in the shenanigans, students should spare a moment to think about the risks involved with […]