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Leo Tamba

Leo Tamba

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Author, University of Idaho Argonaut

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  • “The Wife of Fabian of Vitalik” is in Production

    By Leo Tamba| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified Three University of Idaho students are currently producing an original play entitled “The Wife of Fabian of Vitalik.” The play, which will be shown later this month, is about a seemingly loving relationship between a fisherman and woman with shapeshifting abilities, and their journey of love, reflection, and change during their hardest moments.  “The story becomes about how one loves someone in the loss of them.

    By Leo Tamba · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Apr. 08, 2022

  • New volleyball coach Chris Gonzalez set to bring change

    By Leo Tamba| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified With progress comes change, and new volleyball coach Chris Gonzalez is set to bring it. After former head volleyball coach Debbie Buchanan retired last November, the job search was on for the new head coach. University of Idaho’s Athletic Director Terry Gawlik was set on finding the right coach with the right qualities.  “We want someone who can connect with student athletes,” Gawlik said. “…someone with knowledge and experience at a high level.

    By Leo Tamba · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Mar. 04, 2022

  • “The Wife of Fabian of Vitalik” is in Production

    By Leo Tamba| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified Three University of Idaho students are currently producing an original play entitled “The Wife of Fabian of Vitalik.” The play, which will be shown later this month, is about a seemingly loving relationship between a fisherman and woman with shapeshifting abilities, and their journey of love, reflection, and change during their hardest moments.  “The story becomes about how one loves someone in the loss of them.

    By Leo Tamba · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Apr. 08, 2022

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University of Idaho Argonaut

Moscow, Idaho, United States

+1 208-885-6365