Lessons of unregulated big business forgotten
President Barack Obama quoted Teddy Roosevelt this week. Roosevelt was a Republican president, and some interpret President Obama’s speech as an attempt to grab the populist portion of the Republican […]
Off the cuff 12.9.11
That’s all folks Last Off the Cuff in the last paper of the semester. It’s been fun. — Amrah
Penn State scandal is a lesson for parents
For 30 years Jerry Sandusky worked as an assistant coach for the Penn State Nittany Lions, a position that made him an authority figure for thousands of athletes and earned […]
The luxury of leaving
In the movie “The Way,” shown recently at the Kenworthy Theater, a broken-hearted father embarks on a pilgrimage across northern Spain, dispersing the ashes of his son who lost his […]
The fear of gaining weight prevents many women from using birth control
What’s the most common reason women give for discontinuing using the Pill: Acne, nausea or wanting to get pregnant? None of the above. It’s because they think it’s made them […]
Tragedies impact campus
Four is not a big number. But when there are student names and deaths associated with it, the impact on a small community and the University of Idaho is larger […]
Director of Campus Life says goodbye
After being with the University of Idaho for four years, Laura Hutchinson left her position as Director of Campus Life and Student Conduct. Hutchinson will move on to work as […]
A merry concert
Since its first occurrence in the Administration Building with one University of Idaho choir and one children’s choir, the UI Jazz Choirs Holiday Concert has ballooned into a large-scale affair, […]
17 plays, three days
The University of Idaho theater arts department still has 17 more plays to perform before the semester ends. The 10-Minute Play Festival started Thursday and runs through Saturday.