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Trackways are visible on one of the stones found by retired rancher Grant Loertscher that he removed from a Montpelier, Idaho quarry and has stashed in a storage facility in Montpelier to protect them recently . The rocks bear trackways that may belong to prehistoric mammals, dinosaurs, and other critters. (AP Photo/Joe Kline, Idaho State Journal)
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moscow_minidoka on February 04 at 7:47 a.m.
UI investigates race comments targetting Boise State player/Moscow-Pullman Daily News
“Dirty Sanchez” isn’t a racist epithet - it’s a sexual act. The news reporters need to get with the program and bone up on the young folks’ newfangled slang. Just google “Dirty Sanchez” and see what happens - taint an anti-Mexican slur, I promise.