2008 Woodie Awards
Flu season has hit Pocatello and ISU's health center is ready with a full supply of flu shots. Flu shots are available to all of ISU's students, faculty, staff, and their spouses. Health insurance is not required. All that is required is a valid Bengal card.
Since the fall semester began, groups preaching and promoting their religious beliefs has been quite common at ISU. The question arose as to whether these groups and individuals are required to obtain permission through the university in order to promote their religious agendas on campus.
The fall pledge class of Kappa Sigma Fraternity will be holding a service and date package auction Monday, Oct. 29, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Bengal Café of the PSUB. The event will include pledge brothers and members of Kappa Sigma Fraternity offering service packages.
Security experts make a big deal about securing wireless networks , but why should you care? What's the worst that could happen? Can you really be harmed? Absolutely. If you setup your wireless router without applying any security measures, consider what anyone else can now do to you: 1)"Piggyback" on your wireless signal, diminishing your bandwidth (i.
Marie Schneider, Pharmacy Graduate Student "I'm gonna be a medieval princess during the day and for the party, I'm going to be part of a girl rock group." Alicia Teeter, Jr., Elementary Education "I'm not dressing up but my son's being a turtle.
Jon Stoner, AMI Semiconductor's chief technology officer, and Arthur C. Vailas, Ph.D., president of Idaho State University, will underscore the value and potential for collaboration between higher education and private industry when they speak at the Third Annual ISU/AMI Semiconductor Research Symposium on Friday, Oct.
40 a.m. at University Courts, Public Safety responded to take a report of vandalism. On 10/12/07 at approximately 9:17 a.m. at Ridge Crest, Public Safety assisted the Pocatello Police Department in taking a report of a Domestic Violence Order violation. On 10/12/07 at approximately 4:24 p.
• ISU will be hosting the Twentieth Annual Idaho Conference on Health Care Wednesday, Oct 24 - Friday, Oct. 26, at the ISU PSUB. The title of this year's conference is "The Changing Face of Health Care." The all day event is free to all ISU students, faculty and staff, but all attendees must pre-register by contacting the Division of Continuing Education and Conference Services at 282-3155 or by email at extendedlearning@isu.
For the last 13 years, hundreds of students have participated in the Student Involvement Center's Alternative Spring Break or ASB. ASB is an affordable way to travel on your spring break while doing something great for your common man. Students that attend the event go for their spring break and while their experiencing the culture, ethnicity, and architecture of their location they also are contributing to the betterment of food banks, homelessness, and house repair.
If your from Idaho, this national- and worldwide-week-long event is probably new to you. Although this event has been celebrated since 1994, it was not indoctrinated until Governor Jim Risch put it into place in 2006. Character Counts week is an annual celebration from Oct 21 to 27 to teach ethics and character education through out the nation.