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UI posts dam files online - Mon, 28 May 2012 PST
The predictions and public debate that preceded construction of the Dworshak Dam and Reservoir are preserved in the University of Idaho's Special Collections and Archives.
Family says auction of WWII relics is a 'gross dishonor'
Memorabilia from an Idaho World War II Veteran will be on the auction block in a week .
Family of student in UI fraternity fall seeks $1M
The family of a former University of Idaho student who was seriously injured in a 2009 fraternity house fall is offering to drop their lawsuit against the Moscow school and others in exchange for a financial settlement.
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Mid-Rivers awards 25 scholarships totaling $25,000 to area students
Mid-Rivers Communications is proud to announce the recipients of 25 $1,000 Higher Education Scholarships to high school and college students within the Cooperative's service area.
Architecture Program Report | Spring 2012
Day received an AIA National Small Project Award of Excellence for their "L Residence" in Omaha NE.
DNA testing confirms large canine shot in Newfoundland was a wolf
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Provincial officials in Newfoundland and Labrador say tests confirm a large canine shot on the Bonavista Peninsula in March was a wolf.
Expert Addresses International Business Topics
Newswise - Boise State University professor Dr. Meredith Taylor Black is available for interviews regarding a variety of topics related to international business, including import/export balance, free trade agreements, agriculture tariffs and subsidies.
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Livin' large with Todd MacCulloch and his Man Caves
The former Washington and NBA center invited me and several of my coworkers over to his house on Bainbridge Island this week to do a live chat .
Idaho Will Not Get Invite from Sun Belt Conference
The University of Idaho continues to survey its options after it learned it would not be accepted into the Sun Belt Conference this week .
Mike Terrell has been integral to the development of green space in Liberty Lake, lending design work to projects like the trail system, Pavillion Park and Rocky Hill Park.
Kathy Link, the basic arts and crafts teacher at Shaftsbury school, was actually seeing stars as she demonstrated for me how to fold a 16 point Swedish star.
US could lose aging eyes in the sky
About every two weeks, Rick Allen gets a series of thermal snapshots from high above Earth that show how water gets used across the western United States, a perennial source of friction in the largely arid region.
University Of Idaho Football Player Shot And Killed In Los Angeles
Family, friends and teammates are mourning the shooting death of a University of Idaho football player killed in Los Angeles.
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Photos: Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, Game 1
The scoreboard showed a close game but what the Kings accomplished on the ice Sunday, May 13, 2012, was utter domin LOS ANGELES - A 22-year-old University of Idaho football player who played at Carson High School and El Camin Teams from Long Beach, Lakewood and the South Bay compete in the CIF Southern Section Div 2 boys and girls swimming USA vs ... (more)
Friends mourn slain Idaho football player
At 12:47 a.m. Sunday, University of Idaho wide receiver Ken McRoyal announced that he was back in L.A. and happy to be visiting home.
University of Idaho graduates file into the Kibbie Dome as part of the Spring Commencement ceremony, Saturday in Moscow.
UI awarded $2.56M for 3 nuclear research programs
University of Idaho officials say the U.S. Department of Energy's Nuclear Energy University Programs has awarded the northern Idaho school $2.56 million for nuclear research projects.
UI awarded $2.56M for 3 nuclear research programs
MOSCOW, Idaho -- University of Idaho officials say the U.S. Department of Energy's Nuclear Energy University Programs has awarded the northern Idaho school $2.56 million for nuclear research projects.
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