Dissent fashionably

Something to
sit-in about

Wood River High School freshman Cait O’Connell,
who helped bring together others unhappy with the school district’s dress code enforcement, makes a statement on a plain white T-shirt during a sit-in protest Thursday, Feb. 12, at the high school. Express photo by David N. Seelig

Friday — February 13, 2004

• Students sit-in to protest dress code

• Airport reimbursed for Tutor suit costs
  Insurance will cover up to $1 million

• Senate panel votes to trim user fee demo

• Conservation group cites water flows cooperation

• Sun Villas plan on hold
  Changes requested for height, setbacks

• Simon: Ketchum eyeing downtown changes
  Mayor, Chamber seek to keep city ‘vital’

• Weather landing system has been delayed—again

• Hunters push for expansion of
  restrictions on off-road vehicles

• First quarter report reflects growth
  Hailey departments show revue increases

• For the love of a girl
  Snyders say they acted out of concern for Lily

• Looking for love in all the wrong places?
  Try speed dating

• Après ski, the way it used to be
  Joe Cannon returns to Ketchum
   
• What would St. Valentine do?
  An array of activities entice romance
   
• All about wine
  Men—be selfish on Valentine’s Day

• Will Simpson lead on wilderness?

• Just plain caddy
  Commentary by TRISH WILSON

• Merrick wins Sammis-Camas Cup
  for second straight year
  Seventh annual race

• Local hockey teams go for gold in Boise
  Wells Fargo Winter Games

• Defense gives WRHS its first state trip
  Wolverine girls trounce Declo 52-30 for SCIC crown

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