“He said, ‘Your nursing students have the most responsibility of any student on campus. If my business students screw up, somebody may lose some money. If your nursing students don’t know what they’re doing, they can kill someone.’”

ISU’s Sports Management Department held the twentieth annual Bengal Triathlon last Friday and Saturday, in collaboration with students throughout the athletics program and members of the community.

If you’re reading this newspaper, it’s more than likely that you’re on the ISU campus. If that’s true, it’s more than likely that you’re within eyeshot of a drink machine.

Take a look at it. Notice anything? That’s right, dear reader: you’re on a Coke Campus.

Tables smashed against every wall and hardly enough breathing room between business partners, but smiles and handshakes still fill the Pond Student Room Ballroom. Nervous students twist their revamped resumes in their hand, prepared with their two-minute elevator speech and ready to ramble about the years of high school fast-food service that make them perfect for McCains Food Manufacturing.

December 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., ISU hosted its free public E-waste Collection Event. With a disposal drop-off system wrapping around the first floor of the Pond Student Union Building, the event was in collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory, E-Cyclers of Idaho, Sunnking, and their project, “Comparing Strategies to Collect Battery-Containing Devices in States With and Without Electronics Recycling Laws.”

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