Children are people, too
This is the first in a series of columns on positive parenting. Positive parenting promotes respect for children Your child is 2 and somehow gets a hold of a permanent […]
Disarming the people
After the tragedy of the Sandy Hook Elementary murders, Americans are feverishly debating the place of the Second Amendment in our society.
Local literature
Alexandra Pfeiffer said she feels at times you can share more through writing than speaking. The University of Idaho freshman was the guest speaker at the Occasional Reading series Feb. […]
Off the cuff
Footy Why do I get strange looks from people when I tell them I like to wake up early on the weekend to watch A-League and Russian League soccer? –Madison
Walk this way — Safe Routes to School hosts Polar Walk to encourage health, safety
Walking to school in the winter might be chilly, but it can be fun and educational.
Another kind of V-Day
Many people will enjoy chocolates and candlelit dinners Thursday, but Feb. 14 marks another kind of V-Day — one advocating against violence toward women and girls.
Petition passed — Summer 2013 IBC contingent on enrollment
The University of Idaho College of Business and Economics will offer the Integrated Business Curriculum during the summer of 2013, contingent upon the enrollment of at least 36 students in […]
Track and field inks 3 Canadians
The first recruits of the 2013 class have signed with Idaho track and field. A hurdler and two distance runners, all from the same Canadian province, were announced as the […]
WAC Round-up
Denver 74, Idaho 58 When Kyle Barone has two points heading into the locker room at halftime, one can assume things aren’t going well for the Vandals.
Record-breaking meet — Kiser breaks her own WAC record in 3,000-meters
The Husky Classic is one of the most prestigious indoor track and field meets in the nation, and Idaho junior Hannah Kiser took full advantage of a chance to race […]