Saying goodbye to Mr. Miserable
Eighteen months ago, I wrote a column entitled “The Unnecessary Other Half.” It was a stinging critique of the institution of marriage. “We need to learn to love ourselves first […]
Religion does not define friendship
Religion has been known to cause rifts — that’s no secret. People disagree on what values should be most important, what acts are sinful and where we go after we […]
Off the cuff 2.14.12
Fingers crossed Four straight wins going into Saturday’s Bracket Buster? Then three winnable games on the road to close out the season. I don’t want to jinx anything but I […]
BSU is better than you
Boise State University President Bob Kustra declared Vandal fans and the Moscow community a “nasty, inebriated” culture in 2010.
Better mousetrap
Let’s be honest. Dealing with contraception can be a drag. Is there a woman who hasn’t wished for an effective, accessible and foolproof male contraceptive? A couple critical issues have […]
Virus runs its course
Although fewer students participated in this semester’s Humans vs. Zombies game, a higher percentage of players were actively involved, according to organizer Jacob Bow.
UI theater students compete at regional festival
Emily Nash-Gray will compete against 10 other University of Idaho theatre arts students at the regional Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Feb. 13 to 17, in Fort Collins, Colo.
Tribe donates $5,000 to Native Law program
A $5,000 donation made by the Coeur d’Alene Tribe will allow students from the Native Law program to attend a conference for the first time.
Benyaro returns to John’s Alley
Acoustic-soul duo Benyaro will return to John’s Alley Tuesday and Wednesday as part of its current tour. “We play guitar, upright base, base drum, high hat, shaker, harmonica and sing. […]
A day of mysteries
Valentine’s Day has mysterious origins and little documented evidence, but holidays don’t appear out of nowhere.