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Canada week event compares health care systems

By TABITHA KEILY
Lead News Writer

As one of the final events of Canada Week, a panel discussion titled "Straight Talk on the Canadian and American Health Care Systems," in the Interactive Learning Center Lecture Hall Friday. The lecture aimed to get rid of misconceptions about both systems and compare their effectiveness. … Post the First Comment

Canadian Studies Program presentation discusses border security

By JENNY MCBRIDE

Organizers added five extra rows of chairs as listeners flooded into the Bishop Barnwell Room in the Student Union Building Wednesday, April 2. Sergeant Ralph Ehlebracht of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Integrated Border Enforcement Team, and Lieutenant Dan Huelsman of the U. … Post the First Comment

Senator questions status of vice president

By DUSTIN LAPRAY
Editor-in-Chief

Associated Students of Boise State University Sen. Gabe Murphy made a motion to send Jessica Martin to the Appointment and Review Committee for consideration for vice president. Martin has been serving in that capacity since the early part of December. She was sworn into office and has done her duties, but her appointment never went through the appropriate channels (the Appointment and Review Committee). … 6 Comments

Proposed nuclear reactor moves

By COURTESY
Idaho Press-Tribune

The Idaho Energy Complex announced a new Southwest Idaho location for its 1,600-megawatt nuclear reactor last Wednesday, April 4. The new 1,400-acre site is in Elmore County, near the north shore of the Snake River, and only 15 miles upstream from the original site in Owyhee County on the south shore of the Snake River. … Post the First Comment

SBA trip changes lives in Honduras

By JENNIFER SAWMILLER
Lead News Writer

SBA trip changes lives in Honduras
The Boise State students who went on the Spring Break Alternative trip to Honduras in late March found a variety of ways to occupy their time: they installed bio-sand water filters, passed out clothing, hygiene items and medical supplies and took every opportunity to smile for the camera with their newly-made friends. … 1 Comment

The Headlines

WORLD Chinese man imprisoned for essays BEIJING - Like many patriotic Chinese, Hu Jia broke into tears when Beijing lost out to Sydney, Australia, for the right to host the 2000 Olympic Games, and was elated a year later when the city captured this year's Summer Games. … Post the First Comment

Fettuccine Forum explores the film industry in Idaho

By SONIA TREVISO
News Writer

Fettuccine Forum explores the film industry in Idaho
The Fettuccine Forum added to the bustle of First Thursday in downtown Boise March 3. Kathleen Haase presented this month's topic, "We Ought to Be in Pictures: Hollywood in Idaho." Haase is a film producer and the current film industry specialist with the Idaho Film Office. … Post the First Comment

Alberta Oil Sands affect the environment

By COLBY STREAM
News Writer

"Problems don't stop at the border," Co-Director of Boise State Canadian Studies Lori Hausegger said. "They go across the border, so that's an issue everyone has to think about." Canada week, which takes place the first week of April every year, addresses some of these problems. … Post the First Comment

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