2002-02, February 2002 (Wallace)

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  FEATURES

  The Bloodiest Campus in the Nation
  by Dave Fotsch

  U of I takes on Harvard–and wins! The Korean War created a demand for blood. Students and faculty in Moscow challenged larger schools across the nation and prevailed.

  Wallace–Spotlight
  by Suzanne & Tony Bamonte & David Bond

  From its beginnings as a mining town, to today’s place on the National Register of Historic Places, this little town has been burned and flooded, but never beaten

  The Birth and Growth of Hells Canyon
  by Don Adair

  A lake as great as Ontario once covered the Treasure Valley from the Boise front to the Owyhee foothills. When it poured north it scoured out Hells Canyon.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Eastern Exposure: Whiskey and Prohibition in Early Southeast Idaho
  by Ellen Carney

  
  Profile: Black History in Idaho
  by Barbara Mayfield & Tamara Mullins

  
  Small Town Flavor: Tight Lines on the Clearwater; The Guide Shop and Clearwater Drifters in Orofino
  by Nancy Butler

  Road Tripping: Little Ski Hills Abound
  by Natalie Bartley

  One Spud Short: And You Thought it was Cold in Stanley
  compiled by IM Staff

  
  Out to Pasture: An Idaho Goat Cheese Tradition
  by Patrick Kelly

  Survival Gear: Avalanche Gear
  compiled by IM Staff, with assistance by Idaho Mountain Touring

  Free Range Verse: A Mountain Life for Me
  by Irving S. Aitken

  
  It’s Nothing Really: Idaho Trivia
  by Jane Freund & Junior Achievement of Idaho

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Alba, Arimo, Bald Mountain, Bannock County, Bear Lake County, Bingham County, Boise, Blackfoot, Burley, Caldwell, Caribou County, Clearwater River, Cottonwood Butte, Franklin County, Hailey, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Kelly Canyon, Lewis & Clark Trail, Lookout Pass, Lost Trail, Magic Mountain, Moscow, Nampa, Oneida County, Orofino, Parma, Pebble Creek, Pocatello, Pomerelle, Power County, Snowhaven, Soldier Mountain, Twin Falls, Wallace

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  Weight	0.17 oz