A View and IPA
Silas Whitley | Crumbs Beer Comparison This week, I compared two India pale ales while sitting on a ledge next to a waterfall overlooking Dusty Lake, Washington. The lucky ales […]
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Season for Saison
Silas Whitley | Crumbs Beer Comparison This week, I compared two Saison style ales — “Hennepin” from Brewery Ommegang of Cooperstown, New York, and Fort Bragg, California North Coast’s “La […]
Still time for stouts
Silas Whitley | Crumbs Beer Comparison This week I investigated two imperial stouts found at the Moscow Co-op. Those who enjoy stouts know what to expect when drinking one, but […]
It’s a Hop Topic
Silas Whitley | Crumbs Welcome to the Hop Vine — a Friday column in which I will discuss all things related to beer. Topics include, but are not limited to […]
Sushi wars
Danielle Wiley | Crumbs Idaho is known for many things, like potatoes, wheat and huckleberries. However, the state is not known for its great seafood. Seeing as the closest ocean […]
Food of the Gods — Local wine bar brings the tasty
Local restaurant and wine bar Nectar is aptly named because the overall experience the diner is left with is comparable to an out-of-body revelation.
The Side Bar and Grill review
Andrew Jenson | Crumbs If you’re in the Palouse Mall on Pullman Road and expect to find Quiznos or The Sugar Bowl Ice Cream shop by the Super China […]
‘Much Ado About Nothing’
Put yourself in the shoes of Joss Whedon for a moment. You’ve just finished making “The Avengers,” a critical and box office success that redefined the superhero genre and won […]
Class, comp evaluation underway — Committees begin review of position classifications
In September, the University of Idaho Office of the Vice President for Finance and Administration announced an additional review process for the university’s classification and compensation system.
With fiddle and soul — “Sigh No More” offers beauty, concentrated honesty
Chloe Rambo | rawr reviews These boys made me fall in love with the banjo all over again. I used to cringe and change the radio station, fearing their cacophony […]