Off the cuff 2.17.12
Pay it forward If you’ve been waking up on the wrong side of the bed too often, make an effort to turn your day around. Buy a stranger’s coffee, call […]
Still a flagship
Once again the state of Idaho has played to the ego of Boise State President Bob Kustra using the State Board of Education as the vessel to push petty agendas.
Unisex clothing: A lie
Cross-dressers. Freaks. Transvestites. Most of us have heard these words. For most people, these words are bad, weird and an identity we almost never attribute to ourselves, even when most […]
Idaho falls to first place Fresno State
Kevin Bingaman Argonaut A season-high 55 percent shooting performance was not enough to upset first place Fresno State when the Vandals fell 76-68 Thursday night on the road. Idaho coach […]
Women fall short
It all came down to a late shot attempt by freshman Stacey Barr to tie the game, but it was off the mark, ending the Vandals’ three-game winning streak in […]
Finishing strong
The WAC tournament looms on the horizon and the Idaho women’s basketball team knows it needs wins. The Vandals will have the opportunity to move up in the standings Saturday […]
High altitude hitting
The last time the Vandals women’s tennis team faced three schools in one weekend it went 2-1, and Idaho hopes to at least match that this weekend. Idaho will play […]
Idaho athletic scholarships could see change
The University of Idaho athletic department will abstain from an online vote that will decide the fate of proposed four-year guaranteed scholarships for student-athletes, according to Athletic Director Rob Spear.
Love of the game
Jordan Green worked under Idaho women’s basketball coach Jon Newlee at Idaho State for four years, and now he’s back after joining the Idaho staff in fall 2011.