Read the fine print
Until last week, I supported the Affordable Care Act. In theory, I still do. But after experiencing one of its main provisions first-hand, I realize theory is not good enough.
Author: Katy Sword
Make food not war–2012 Borah Symposium links sustainability and war
For 64 years, the Borah Symposium has informed the community about the causes of war and the conditions for peace. This year “Cultivating Peace: Food & War” is the symposium’s […]
Police log 03.26.12
Tuesday, March 20 11:58 a.m. Aspen Park: Caller requested check on welfare. Moscow ambulance and police responded. Patient was transported to Gritman Medical Center.
Awareness week to focus on farmworker issues
For the first time, the University of Idaho will join other universities to nationally inform students about farmworker struggles.
Students unite for sensible drug policies
Inactive for almost four years following its debut in 2008, Students for Sensible Drug Policies is back on campus at the University of Idaho.
Self-defense law enables murder
Getting out of harm’s way is common sense. If a situation arises that could be dangerous, leaving is a sensible reaction. The “Stand your ground” law in Florida and 20 […]
Traveling volunteers
During spring break 132 University of Idaho students volunteered in 12 different communities through the Alternative Service Break program.
Traveling volunteers
During spring break 132 University of Idaho students volunteered in 12 different communities through the Alternative Service Break program.
Police log 3.20.12
Tuesday, March 13 5:07 p.m. Trinity Baptist Church: Caller reported an assault. A report was filed.
Traveling volunteers
During spring break 132 University of Idaho students volunteered in 12 different communities through the Alternative Service Break program.