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Paying for an education: Most students get through school on financial aid or scholarships
More than 80 percent of students at Idaho State University receive some form of financial aid or scholarship for their education, ISU officials say. Still, for many, attending school racks up significant debt.
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ISU Public Safety Log
- Public Safety officers assisted a non-student in locating a missing juvenile Wednesday at Emergency Pole #7, Public Safety said.
Business Pulse
Moonlight Skiing: America's newest ski resort looks for its corner of the market
BIG SKY, Mont. (AP) - Just past the shadow of Big Sky Resort, up the road about two miles, is a ski destination trying to find its niche.
People on the Move
New Pocatello business treats TMJ conditions
Food
Traditional Fare: ISU students celebrate Year of the Monkey
Though many people would consider Christmas to be the biggest holiday of the year, for the people of China the Chinese Lunar New Year is the biggest celebration on the calendar.
Escapes
In the Neighborhood: Boiseans have convenient escape in Bogus Basin
BOISE - As a child, Ann Murdoch's weekend baby-sitter was Bogus Basin.
Chamber sponsors Wacky, Tacky Ball at the Red Lion Inn
POCATELLO - It's wacky! It's tacky!
Video Games: Square Enix brings Final Fantasy into the Internet age
On Oct. 10, 1990, a little known video game company called SquareSoft released what was to be its last game: Final Fantasy. It had released several role playing games that hadn't done so well. Suddenly, this final game started to make money. Enough to keep SquareSoft from going bankrupt. Now having merged, Square/Enix has created another chapter to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy XI.
Matthew Moon Band hits Idaho Falls
IDAHO FALLS - The Matthew Moon Band will play Idaho Falls Feb. 5, and with free admission to the show at DB's Steak and Brew House, there is no reason to pass up some Thursday night fun.
ISU Craft Shop offers a variety of spring art classes
POCATELLO - The Idaho State University Craft Shop is now offering enrollment in their spring semester classes.
Art Center presents oil painting workshop
a POCATELLO - For the first time the Pocatello Art Center is presenting an oil painting workshop by J. Ken Spencer, according to a press release.
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Compiled by Jana Peterson - Journal Correspondent
Camera Angles: Race to the Top
Snowmobilers from throughout the area accelerated to Preston this past weekend to participate in the Rocky Mountain Snowmobile Hillclimb Association Race.
Outdoors
The Deer Effect
Leaves from rosebushes and other plants have been disappearing from backyards in communities throughout southeast Idaho, but it's nothing new this time of year.
Fish & Game: Perch fishing at Montpelier Reservoir
How do you relieve cabin fever in the middle of winter when your favorite fishing hole is iced over? Well, one way is to go to someone else's favorite fishing hole.
Hooks & Bullets
Hadley takes gavel
Kid's Corner for Outdoor Discovery: Watchful Owl
After reading about owls in YOUR BIG BACKYARD®, your child will get a hoot out of this craft project. The owls in the February 2004 issue are snowy white, but this one is a warm brown.
From the Trail
A bold raccoon feasts on sunflower seeds outside a home about 2 miles north of McCammon. Journal photo by Ryan Stoddart
Pocatello store offers weekly fly tying demonstrations
POCATELLO - Fly tying demonstrations will be each Saturday at All Seasons Angler, 509 E. Oak St., from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The demonstrations are free to the public. A different person will tie each Saturday. They include:
Faith
Taize service coming: Presbyterians hope to appeal to college students
The Taize service, described as "serene communication with the Lord," is to be introduced to Idaho State University students by the First Presbyterian Church Feb. 12.
Christian ideals embrace life on other planets
Commentary by Danny Royer
Knights of Columbus bestow highest degree on six local members
POCATELLO - The Bishop Gorman Assembly of the Knights of Columbus bestowed the fourth and highest degree on six members of the Knights of Columbus Council 8930, according to a press release.
Interfaith fellowship focuses on two campaigns
POCATELLO - The Portneuf Valley Interfaith Fellowship is focusing on the Feed the 5000 Campaign and Peace Village, according to a press release.
Fellowship speaker to talk about handling 'ruts'
POCATELLO - This Sunday, the day before Groundhog Day, the Pocatello Unitarian Universalist Fellowship welcomes the Rev. Lee Greiner from Idaho Falls. According to a press release, the service will be at 4 p.m. at the old stone church, 309 N. Garfield Ave.
Salvation army seeks donations
POCATELLO - The Pocatello Corps of The Salvation Army continues to need support even though the corps nationally received a gift in excess of $1.5 billion.
BYU-Idaho sponsors religious lecture series
REXBURG - More than 30 religion educators will gather on the BYU-Idaho campus in Rexburg Saturday for the 2004 Religious Lecture Series, formerly known as the Symposium on Scriptures, according to a press release.
Women's conference scheduled Feb. 27-28
BOISE - Cole Women's Ministries has planned its 2004 conference, "Equipping Women for Today's World," at Cole Community Church Feb. 27 and 28.
Family history
POCATELLO - The February class schedule for the Family History Center, 156 S. Sixth Ave., has been announced. The classes are free and open to the public; no preregistration is required. All classes are in the evening from 7 to 8 p.m.
Living
Class turns ordinary planters into master gardeners
Even as a child in middle school, Dianne Kline loved learning how plants grow.
Friends made while volunteering
I'd never have had an invitation from Community Leader Arlo Luke to take a boat trip down the cleaned-up Portneuf River if I hadn't made community service a "must do" in my schedule.
Blackfoot students get child care experience
BLACKFOOT - For an hour each day, Blackfoot High School Senior Cassie Wolfley leaves her math and English work behind for ABCs and crayons.
Washington school has Language Olympics
Students learn the basics of a foreign language
School Calendars
Pocatello Schools
Oil painting class to begin at Art Center
POCATELLO - Intermediate Oils, taught by Elesa Shuman, will begin Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Pocatello Art Center, according to a press release.
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Fall Sports
Fall Sports for 2003.
Caribou
Caribou for 2003.
Caribou Journal (September/October)
A monthly topical journal of eastern idaho for September/October of 2003.
Caribou Journal (October/November)
A monthly topical journal of eastern idaho for October/November of 2003.
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