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Vandal Spirit Friday
Friday, April 2 2010
Remember to show your Vandal pride every Friday—wear or display your silver and gold for all to see. Dress in that favorite Vandal shirt. Sport a Vandal hat. Accessorize with Vandal bling. Hang a banner of silver and gold. Wave a Vandal flag. Slap on a Joe Vandal sticker. Sip your morning cup of java or tea from a Vandal mug. Decorate your office in Vandal colors. Plan on it each and every Friday....
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Friday, April 2 2010
Remember to show your Vandal pride every Friday—wear or display your silver and gold for all to see. Dress in that favorite Vandal shirt. Sport a Vandal hat. Accessorize with Vandal bling. Hang a banner of silver and gold. Wave a Vandal flag. Slap on a Joe Vandal sticker. Sip your morning cup of java or tea from a Vandal mug. Decorate your office in Vandal colors. Plan on it each and every Friday....
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Women's Center Brown Bag Series
Wednesday, November 18 at 12:30 PM
Just days before the release of "New Moon"--the second in the "Twilight" movie series--this brown bag program will examine how race, class, and gender are portrayed in teen literature. The program, titled "Taking a Bite out of Twilight: Race, Class & Gender though Vampire Eyes," explores whether the popular book and movie series perpetuates racism. The brown bag on Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 12:30...
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Wednesday, November 18 at 12:30 PM
Just days before the release of "New Moon"--the second in the "Twilight" movie series--this brown bag program will examine how race, class, and gender are portrayed in teen literature. The program, titled "Taking a Bite out of Twilight: Race, Class & Gender though Vampire Eyes," explores whether the popular book and movie series perpetuates racism. The brown bag on Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 12:30...
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2010 Borah Symposium to Address Global Action through Social Media
Tuesday, November 10
MOSCOW, Idaho – As awareness of social media increases, so do the implications for its use in communicating the atrocities of war and building global peace. The University of Idaho's 2010 Borah Symposium, entitled "@Peace @War – Global Action through Social Media," will explore the connections between information technology, social media, war and building peace. The event, scheduled fo...
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Tuesday, November 10
MOSCOW, Idaho – As awareness of social media increases, so do the implications for its use in communicating the atrocities of war and building global peace. The University of Idaho's 2010 Borah Symposium, entitled "@Peace @War – Global Action through Social Media," will explore the connections between information technology, social media, war and building peace. The event, scheduled fo...
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WomensWorks Holiday Art Fair
Friday, November 6 at 10:00 AM
This art fair features 50 women artists from around the Pacific Northwest region selling jewelry, handmade cards and prints, beadwork, fiber art, pottery, stained glass, candles, soaps, hand-blown glass, handmade paper journals, quilts, and much, much more! There will also be food booths offering international dishes, homemade desserts and baked goods, and live instrumental holiday music provided ...
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Friday, November 6 at 10:00 AM
This art fair features 50 women artists from around the Pacific Northwest region selling jewelry, handmade cards and prints, beadwork, fiber art, pottery, stained glass, candles, soaps, hand-blown glass, handmade paper journals, quilts, and much, much more! There will also be food booths offering international dishes, homemade desserts and baked goods, and live instrumental holiday music provided ...
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Honoring University of Idaho Retirees
Thursday, November 5 at 11:30 AM
The University of Idaho Retirees Association (UIRA) has selected its 2009 Idaho Treasure Award recipients. Matt and Karen Telin; along with Richard J. Naskali have been selected for their significant achievements in service and leadership to the university in their retirement years. They will be honored on Thursday, Nov. 5, during an awards luncheon, open to the public in Moscow. The event is pa...
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Thursday, November 5 at 11:30 AM
The University of Idaho Retirees Association (UIRA) has selected its 2009 Idaho Treasure Award recipients. Matt and Karen Telin; along with Richard J. Naskali have been selected for their significant achievements in service and leadership to the university in their retirement years. They will be honored on Thursday, Nov. 5, during an awards luncheon, open to the public in Moscow. The event is pa...
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Dracula: The Untold Story
Saturday, October 31 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Saturday, October 31 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Tubaween
Saturday, October 31 at 7:30 PM
Tubaween--a tuba-focused performance for Halloween. Administration Building, University Auditorium. Donations will be accepted at the door. Proceeds will support the University's tuba/euphonium events and guest artists.
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Saturday, October 31 at 7:30 PM
Tubaween--a tuba-focused performance for Halloween. Administration Building, University Auditorium. Donations will be accepted at the door. Proceeds will support the University's tuba/euphonium events and guest artists.
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Dracula: The Untold Story
Friday, October 30 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Friday, October 30 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Dracula: The Untold Story
Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 PM
University of Idaho Theatre Arts Presents: Dracula: The Untold Story This is a spoof by Mary Lynn Dobson of the iconic vampire tale. It is overflowing with easy-on-the-brain humor and wit, smart banter, and physical comedy. Gothic horror gone Gothic funny. This play won't suck. The Seward Sanatorium, amidst the howling wolves, creeping mists, and blowing winds, houses the 20-...
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Student Chamber Music Series
Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 PM
Student chamber musicians perform as part of the Student Chamber Music Series. Administration Building, University Auditorium.Thursday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m.
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Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 PM
Student chamber musicians perform as part of the Student Chamber Music Series. Administration Building, University Auditorium.Thursday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m.
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