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'Little Mermaid' Furor: Why so bothered?

Most stories — real and fiction — have one thing in common over time: change

By Will Thompson
Sep 21, 2022

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Former UI law prof to discuss ‘independent state legislature’ theory

Former UI law prof to discuss ‘independent state legislature’ theory

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Farmhouse ale on tap at Moscow fest

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Lewiston author to sign book about historic interior spaces

Lewiston author to sign book about historic interior spaces

Lewiston author Steven Branting will sign copies of his newest book about historic interior spaces

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month: Silencing the stigma, dealing with despair

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month: Silencing the stigma, dealing with despair

Weippe writer launches ‘Smeagle the Beagle’ series, will sign copies Saturday at Clarkston bookstore

Weippe writer launches ‘Smeagle the Beagle’ series, will sign copies Saturday at Clarkston bookstore

Blew novel covers a lot of ground — on horseback

Blew novel covers a lot of ground — on horseback

Newest novel by former LCSC, UI professor is the fourth in a series set in Montana backcountry

Celebrating the written word: Reader Fiction

Celebrating the written word: Reader Fiction

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Tailgating party is Saturday in downtown Lewiston

Tailgating party is Saturday in downtown Lewiston

Moscow League of Women Voters speaker series starts Friday

Moscow League of Women Voters speaker series starts Friday

Cult Corner: Oh, the horror: Once too-grisly video game turns out to be surprisingly addicting

Cult Corner: Oh, the horror: Once too-grisly video game turns out to be surprisingly addicting

Toasting the finer things

Toasting the finer things

UI consumer sciences school celebrates 120 years with weekend events

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Not Real News: A look at what didn't happen this week

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A bloody good time

A bloody good time

VHS Mania! promises gore, in a format fit for the most nostalgic among us

Seeing stars

Seeing stars

Public invited to view night sky through new UI telescope

Reception is tonight for Pomeroy exhibit of work by men

Reception is tonight for Pomeroy exhibit of work by men

Multicultural Discovery gets underway at LCSC

Multicultural Discovery gets underway at LCSC