Column: Destined to Meet Again
It’s better than the Red Sox and Yankees, better than Ohio State and Michigan and it’s going to happen again. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors proved yet again […]
Tag: Opinion
Watch what you want — Choices in entertainment have evolved
It’s hard to remember a time without Netflix. Streaming sites have been churning out fantastic shows that rival Hollywood productions for years now, to the point that Netflix is now […]
Choose your own involvement — With the current student fee system, there’s no way I can get my money’s worth
I would consider myself mildly involved with the University of Idaho campus. I could probably attend more events and take advantage of more on-campus opportunities, but I also have to […]
Only creating noise — How much does the March for Science really help?
The March for Science witnessed droves of people come together from many backgrounds to show their distaste for the decisions that policy makers have been pushing through in recent years. […]
Column: The Washington Contradictions
In early April, the NFL announced the Washington Redskins would be hosting the franchise’s first Thanksgiving Day game this year. When considering the Native American contributions to Thanksgiving and the […]
Column: Making something out of nothing
The Chicago Bears made headlines moments into the 2017 NFL draft. The Bears already held the No. 3 pick in the draft, but decided that was just not good enough. […]
Art knows no limits — UI student and performance artist Lindsay Mammone completes first MFA program
Pursuing two master degrees simultaneously demands balance in student life for University of Idaho graduate student Lindsay Mammone. Mammone, while pursuing an MFA in Studio Art and Theatre Directing, is […]
Column: Opportunity of a lifetime
Each team in the National Football League (NFL) is built in the annual seven-round draft that features the best, young talent in the entire country. All 32 NFL teams draft […]
Finish line freedom — Anyone can start something, but finishing takes discipline
Why can it be so challenging to finish something? It seems much easier to start something rather than finish it. At a certain point in every project, task or dream, […]
Nowhere to go but down — UI’s proposed plus/minus grading scale lacks crucial element
The University of Idaho may be moving to a plus/minus grading system. Under the system, grades would be scaled in value with the addition of minuses and pluses. An A […]