Otter’s veto is nonsensical
I think the recent veto by Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter reflects a culture of archaic and deep-rooted social misconceptions that exist in Idaho. Otter attempted to halt the Idaho Court […]
A place to skate
Palouse Ice Rink begins plans for a permanent building Chris Storhok loves his job because he gets the chance to watch children learn to skate for the first time. “I […]
Sporting a gender divide
Differences between men and women still continue in sports Lacrosse has a reputation of being a violent, physical sport that requires the stamina and aggression of an action hero. At […]
A home for precious paws
Moscow Humane Society houses a host of animals searching for a home While many people seeking to purchase a new pet often turn to places like pet stores or Craigslist, […]
Vandals head to Sac-Town
The 2013-2014 season ended with a conference championship for the Idaho men’s tennis team — a WAC championship that is. A year later, the Vandals head into the conference championships […]
Picking a pro tempore
While well-intended, a bill seeking to amend the process by which the ASUI President Pro Tempore is elected missed the mark, ASUI Director of Policy Tanner Beymer said to the […]
‘Benefiting Mother Earth’
Wastewater treatment plant in Moscow is improving the quality of water in Paradise Creek Nestled behind a row of trees, the wastewater treatment plant for the city of Moscow quietly […]
You don’t hate football
Football 101 seminar offers chance to try something new Since the inception of big-time college football in the early 20th century, a debate has spiraled around ivory-clad campus buildings questioning […]
Potato Chips
Claire Whitley | Crumbs There is nothing cheaper than 5-pound bags of potatoes for college kids. Of course that means having potato recipes everyday for a while, and baked potatoes […]
Chorizo Lentil Soup
Silas Whitley |Crumbs A great dish for lentil lovers. Try this soup on a hot or a cold day.