Petty inconvenience
University of Idaho students are wheezing, sneezing and coughing — thanks to the haze of smoke that has engulfed campus and the Moscow community for the past week.
University of Idaho students are wheezing, sneezing and coughing — thanks to the haze of smoke that has engulfed campus and the Moscow community for the past week.
That “Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech” is a fundamental principle of our country we continue to passionately preserve today.
University of Idaho students consider themselves young, wild and free — until someone’s friend, roommate, sorority sister or fraternity brother is seriously injured.
Sept. 11, 2001 was the blackest day America had ever seen. As one, our voices cried out for justice and vengeance. Since then we have had a measure of both.
We are privileged as Americans to live in a republic where we get a say in who runs our country and how.
The expectation at the University of Idaho is that students will learn from professors who have academic and real world knowledge of their field.
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