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Idaho billionaire dies at age 99

By Matt Almeida

J.R. Simplot, ranked 89th on Forbes' 100 wealthiest people in the world list last year, died Sunday morning in his Boise home. The coroner's report stated he died of natural causes. Simplot left behind his wife, Esther, two sons, a daughter and 18 grandchildren. … Post the First Comment

Polls open today for presidential primary election

By Colby Stream

It isn't November, but today is still an important voting day for Idaho. "This will select who will be on the general ballot in November for each of the offices," Ada County Elections Supervisor Jo Spencer said. These primary ballots contain presidential, federal, state, county and committee level positions that must be voted on. … Post the First Comment

Update: Idaho community remembers J.R. Simplot

By Matthew Almeida

Update: Idaho community remembers J.R. Simplot
J.R. Simplot, ranked 89th on Forbes' 100 wealthiest people in the world list last year, died Sunday morning in his Boise home. The coroner's report stated he died of natural causes. Simplot left behind his wife Esther, two sons, a daughter and 18 grandchildren. … Post the First Comment

The Headlines

WHAT THE? We want burgers, and we want them now! Two teenagers, in line at the drive-through of a hamburger joint in Pontiac, Mich., became impatient because it was taking too long. They followed the car ahead of them, and, when the other car pulled over, jumped out and robbed the occupants of their hamburgers. … Post the First Comment

The year in photos

By ARBITER STAFF

The year in photos
The Arbiter reflects on the events that left a mark on our campus and community … 1 Comment

Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers

A picture slideshow

By CLAUDIO BEAGARIE
News Writer

These photos were taken during the years of 1965 and 1966. Photos by Claudio Beagarie … Post the First Comment

Commencement will feature a unique graduating class

By TABITHA KEILY
Lead News Writer

A fresh batch of graduates will be donning caps and gowns this Saturday as Boise State celebrates a year of firsts with the 82nd Commencement ceremony. Around 1,000 of the 1,795 students eligible to graduate are expected to attend the ceremony, held at Taco Bell Arena 10 a. … Post the First Comment

Housing plans for more beds

By SONIA TREVIZO
News Writer

Boise State is slowly becoming a "metropolitan research university of distinction," with many additions and expansions taking place across campus. Boise State has selected American Campus Communities, Inc., one of the nation's largest owners, managers and developers of student housing properties, to begin the planning stage of new student housing. … Post the First Comment

Givens Hot Springs offers a lesson in history, family

By MICHELLE SELLS
Outdoor Writer

Givens Hot Springs offers a lesson in history, family
The immigrants who first visited Idaho were not interested in staying here. Most settlers were headed for the green and fertile valleys of Oregon or Washington, and were not interested in the dry and barren plains of Idaho that they traversed while on the Oregon Trail. … Post the First Comment

Geoscience rocks the summer

By JENNIFER SAWMILLER
Lead News Writer

Unlike most Boise State students, the Geosciences Department is not taking a summer vacation this year. Instead, students and faculty have planned several exciting field research projects, both in-country and around the globe. Right after finals end, a group of junior and senior geology students plan to travel to Sardinia, Italy for a month to learn how to apply what they have studied in class. … 2 Comments

Get out!

Idaho has a lot to offer

By ROSANNA ANDERSON
News Writer

In Boise Ann Morrison Park is a large urban park located near downtown Boise. The 145-acre park features a reflecting pool with water cascading from a spray fountain, gardens, Candy Cane Playground, tennis courts, lighted softball diamonds, soccer and football fields and a picnic pavillion. … Post the First Comment

2008 Toast & Roast

From The Arbiter...

ASBSU, We toast you for having your stuff together by the end of the spring semesters and for always giving us ripe content, controversy and complaints. But, we roast you for constantly forcing us to put into question your legitimacy. And for losing at softball (ooohh, does it burn?). … Post the First Comment

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