UW-Green Bay Log News, Archive

NEWS RELEASES

NEWS ARCHIVE

EXPERTS GUIDE

FEATURED PHOTOS

IN THE NEWS

LOG NEWSLETTER

CHANCELLOR'S FYI

INSIDE MAGAZINE

Marketing and
University Communication
UW-Green Bay, CL 815
2420 Nicolet Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311-7001
(920) 465-2527

E-mail: log@uwgb.edu

Last update: 3/1/10

UW-Green Bay Log News Archive

Academic Years:
2007-2008 | 2006-2007 | 2005-2006 | 2004-2005
2003-2004 | 2002-2003 | 2001-2002 | 2000-2001 | 1999-2000

Academic Year 2007-2008:

Vol. 39, No. 150 / August 21, 2008: UW-Madison chancellor rips Legislature, WMC; Journal-Sentinel coverage; Live from the Regents; Stipends for students on Common Theme; Welcome back at AIC; Need your help on Move-in Day; Dollars available for development; Report warns of growing demand for UW counseling; ‘Going green registers with colleges’; Briefs: Cruz, Illene Noppe

Vol. 39, No. 149 / August 19, 2008: Chancellor Search site; Survey: What do YOU think?; Position announcement; Still more public forums; Phoenix Bookstore will be ready to soar, next Monday; Engaging results: latest NSSE sighting; More Seinfeld; Remembering faculty member Boyd Coleman; Thursday is summer’s final CSAC lunch fundraiser; Luncheon dates: Thai, Holiday, India and Caribbean; Reilly wants Regents to seek more money for UW System growth; Did ‘UW bashing’ drive star away?; Presidents tout UW as national leader in accountability; A new Associate VP; Wisconsin Covenant director is La Crosse native; Phoenix tennis ace weighs in on game’s future; Reminder: Director of Purchasing sessions; Mike Barry farewell; Littig assesses presidential race in Wisconsin; New-Employee Safety Training; Platteville opens a museum; Time capsule in Green Bay; If you drive, even a personal vehicle, read this; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 39, No. 148 / August 11, 2008: Jeffreys, Voelker, Kain and Vescio will talk Great Books; History helper Herber is a grad; Students on rise as entrepreneurs; Wisconsin lags in GED success

Vol. 39, No. 147 / August 8, 2008: Interest in the Northwoods; Rosewall, alumni on state arts task force; Hutchison plans ‘The Tourist City’ conference; New hours for Area Research Center; See food on the bayshore; ‘Legislators should recognize the value of higher education’; Major stem cell grant

Vol. 39, No. 146 / August 5, 2008: Union grand opening on Sept. 10; Grounds closed, but free coffee!; Toning up: CSAC recycles; Snapshots: Clerks, Treasurers and a big week; In praise of the Institute; Registration for Fall Conference; Biggest Book Salespalooza yet!; Railroad exhibit rides Kersten idea with Taylor tie; Kersten speaks this Thursday; Xiong case, one year later; Small Business Development Center client wins Governor’s award; Training for entrepreneurs; UW-Green Bay student’s idea on safety awareness gains traction; Personal safety has gotta have attitude; News on a neighbor; Nice pub for Space Experience camp; Eau Claire loses Tallant; TAUWP sues Platteville over retention fund plan; No coal for U; Portch returns to review UW System hiring; George Will to visit; Reminder: Phoenix Bookstore closed Wednesday; ‘Shelter from the Storm’

Vol. 39, No. 145 / July 31, 2008: Chancellor comments; Search firm; More opportunities to talk, in late August; News coverage; Hire someone like Ward, P-G suggests; Downtown Green Bay wants your feedback; Phoenix Bookstore to be closed Wednesday; Documentary on women in poverty airs on WPT; NY Times conservative links education, economy; Congress tackles higher-ed issues; Regent president defends Doyle on chancellor interviews; Brief: Zapf

Vol. 39, No. 144 / July 30, 2008: Chancellor forums are under way

Vol. 39, No. 143 / July 28, 2008: Q&A: David Ward; Retirement gathering for Mike Barry is Aug. 22; Chancellor forum reminder; The ‘greening’ of America’s campuses; Klatt is new women’s tennis coach; Remembering Pulaski fire chief; Flags at half-staff

Vol. 39, No. 142 / July 25, 2008: Snapshots: Chinese delegation; UW-Green Bay faculty help lead water-quality symposium; Ergonomic work stations?; Storbeck/Pimentel is retained for search; Meanwhile, no vacation for Shepard; Singles on sale soon for Evans, Seinfeld; Adult Degree partnership highlighted at presidents’ meeting; Phoenix men’s program ranks respectable 105th; Coverage for student safety class; Tech-transfer draws notice; Hurdles for study-abroad students; UW study sees no gender gap in math; Higher-ed inflation trails CPI; Briefs: Arendt, Goff, Meinhardt

Vol. 39, No. 141 / July 21, 2008: Chancellor search group announces open forums for July; Scheberle: Sessions are for public, campus input; More planned; Q&A on financial aid; Student aid sees boost from Washington; Rosin part of student safety course; Upward Bound; From chair, she helps teach basketball; More academic recognition for Schachtner, Tillema; ‘UWO flood damages reach $5.5 million’; Parents share tales of college costs; UW-Sheboygan touts efforts with returning adults; Doyle chooses first science adviser; ‘Wisconsin lawmakers seek review of state employee sick leave use’; Some states avoid slashing higher ed; Brief: Kraft

Vol. 39, No. 140 / July 17, 2008: Dolan lands $285,000 EPA grant for Great Lakes; Kagen visits Monday to host Financial Aid talk; UW-Green Bay’s Haynie, Swan make ‘Top 25’; Snapshots: Jessica Doyle; December in July; UW-Rock offers ‘educational makeover’; Binge drinking stats; UW-Extension names new provost; Wiley to WISCAPE; Fairest candidate

Vol. 39, No. 139 / July 14, 2008: Convocation is Aug. 26; Jessica Doyle here Tuesday to visit Upward Bound; UW-Green Bay’s program; Snapshots and a movie: Summer Art Studio; Tax ruling likely to cause budget woes; Newspaper digs into Fellner case; Sex harassment settlement

Vol. 39, No. 138 / July 11, 2008: Big Bookstore blowout, today only; Peter Cofrin; Responding to workplace injuries; A golf course legend

Vol. 39, No. 137 / July 9, 2008: Redlands award is named for Lockard; Note: New phone numbers for relocated AIC and Student Life; Reminder: Retirement party is Thursday for Marie Stephenson; Cofrin grants help four to study natural areas; Another Davis follows the birds; UW-Green Bay’s Nonn has women-in-science/aviation link to EAA; She’ll be giving free plane rides on the 26th; Student president reminds campus of U-Pass launch; Parent says ‘thanks’ for U-Pass; Total Guitarist Camp; Oshkosh provost will take interim top job at Parkside; NY Times says newest hires more moderate; State of Ohio woos military vets; Colleges look at privatizing health coverage for students

Vol. 39, No. 136 / July 3, 2008: News reports: UW System lapse is $25 million; IDC awards for Caglar, Entwistle, Voelker; Ganyard, Web Services are now in CL 730; Alumni Golf snapshots; 'Sound Tracker' makes noise on ABC; Editorial calls for better hiring; Independent consultant to review UW-Parkside process

Vol. 39, No. 135 / June 25, 2008: Teaching grants for Johnson, Noppe, Nelson and Vespia; Monday is closing date for 2007-08 Founders contributions; Allegations force resignation at UW-Parkside; Rep. Nass calls for delaying UWGB, UWRF searches; Undecided on search firm; Countdown to 'A Space Experience'; Middle School Music Camp; Bollant hires Divilbiss, Flunker; Twitterers; Briefs: Dalke, Thornton

Vol. 39, No. 134 / June 25, 2008: No cookout today; it's Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 133 / June 24, 2008: Luczaj earns grant for local bedrock research; Bauer-Dantoin, Fermanich, Zorn to analyze groundwater chemicals; Federal investigation at Louisville has UW-Parkside concerned; Nicolet College schedules info session; Spanish Immersion seminar at Stone Harbor; Reminders: Bookstore, Deadman, Sodexho; More LOG on Wednesday; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 39, No. 132 / June 20, 2008: 38,000 UW grant for First-Year Seminars; Passing of Paul Davis; Bookstore closing for inventory; Deadman gathering; Residence Life students go landlineless (sort of); Flood cleanup at UW-Oshkosh; A cookout Thursday; Save the date: Classified Staff Fall Conference; Grandparents' U; UW families seek safety report cards; Jazz on the Bay camp; Senior High Summer Art Studio; Artwork takes wing; Yet another useful reminder on e-mail; Fiscal Year cutoffs; Graduate hones chops in 'Kung Fu Panda'; Post-Crescent: Vet tuition deal is nice, but...; No steam; Brief: Rosewall

Vol. 39, No. 131 / June 18, 2008: Federal agency tests communication as part of pandemic preparedness; Pandemic info will come via campus e-mail; Information also online; Prevention steps also communicated; More info online

Vol. 39, No. 130 / June 13, 2008: Phuture Phoenix scholarship funds growing; Shepards' farewell photos online; Chancellor search officially begins; Professor pay is worth exploring; "Good news" UW-Green Bay; Cameras focused on FOCUS; Graduations galore at Kress Events Center; Campus spared the brunt of recent rains

Vol. 39, No. 129 / June 9, 2008: Two new arts majors coming to UW-Green Bay; Six faculty promotions approved; Shepard offers 'A look back, and forward'; Chancellor wants better faculty compensation; Panel will advise UW System on faculty pay; UW-Milwaukee to get new schools; Regents approve three new chancellors; More from the Regents meeting; Reminder: Chancellor's reception is Wednesday; Seinfeld among Weidner acts; Hanewall joins Human Resources Office; Phoenix Club to have summer hours; Garden Café has new summer menu; Get the scoop, every Wednesday

Vol. 39, No. 128 / June 6, 2008: UW chancellor to out-earn System president; Shepard: Tuition hike is a concern; Lo, Willems available as anti-hate crime resources; State grant, appointment for Prof. Ashmann; Newspaper on search committee; Professor's take on Obama win; Fresno references Dutch gas/transit equation

Vol. 39, No. 127 / June 5, 2008: The 21 names; Chairperson Denise Scheberle; Riley emphasizes continuity, community partnerships; Alumni abundant on Regent subcommittee; Reminder: first meeting

Vol. 39, No. 126 / June 3, 2008: Regents to consider 5.5 percent tuition rise this week; No increases at UW colleges; By the numbers: Resident tuition/fees here would go to $6,308; What the hikes will cover; Breaking it down further

Vol. 39, No. 125 / June 2, 2008: Search Committee meets June 11; Faculty/Staff Campaign: Still time to make a difference!; Online option; Story explores endangered languages, Abbott's work with Oneida; Classified Staff's fundraiser a hit, so far; Writer says UW bashing is an unwise sport; System wants full funding for vet benefit; Eau Claire, Oshkosh nursing; Oshkosh, Marinette, Madison students win Liberal Arts essay test; UW System job posting; Job outlook? Engineering is hot; Leadership Conference hosted by Platteville; Briefs: Style, Walter

Vol. 39, No. 124 / May 30, 2008: Death of Dorothy Blair; Chancellor: She was a 'visionary'; Blair legacy at UW-Green Bay; No news yet on search committee; Sanders grabs CASE honors with 'South Park' parody; Come visit the AIC at new home; Kress invites you to summer fitness; Shorewood's Thursday lunches again raise $ for staff development; Tears of joy: The Phoenix has landed; TV's Korman a favorite here; Longer wait for raises; Chancellor weighs in; Cornell provost chosen to lead UW-Madison; The challenges ahead; Some see hiring as milestone; UW-Madison to revisit engineering tuition; Decker: Blame UW-L for financial aid problems; Briefs: Brunsting, Russ

Vol. 39, No. 123 / May 29, 2008: Say hello to mellow (or MLLO); Hammersmith snapshots; Cofrin Library: 'Keep those books longer'; Golf for scholarships; Sergio Garcia coming here?; P-G tribute to Shepards; Reminder: June 11 celebration; Callahan retirement; Deadman retirement; Snapshots from Great Lakes signing ceremony; Test of emergency-communication channels; Kids in the Hall are here Sunday; More news Friday, including appointment of 'The Committee'

Vol. 39, No. 122 / May 22, 2008: Journal-Sentinel urges Doyle to spare UW Growth Agenda; Parkside has a new chancellor; System names new COO; UW-Green Bay seniors awarded for art exhibits; A field trip for Costa Rican kids; Southwest senior getting a taste of college life; College from a student perspective; UWGB to bring in a blogger; More degrees in Wisconsin's Northwoods; Word spreading about Northwoods degrees; Summer dining options on campus; Reminder: Flags at half-staff Monday

Vol. 39, No. 121 / May 19, 2008: Milestone marked with 25,000th graduate; Nerad, Seidl honored with Chancellor's Awards; Fowler gets honorary Doctor of Laws Degree; A big 'first' for First Nations major; Take a seat at the Kress Events Center; '77 grad, environmentalist leads commencement address; More commencement information online; Media makes a photo gallery, too; Kress not done yet with grads; Too much green at UW-Green Bay?; 40 join business honor society; Modern Languages scholarship and award winners named; UW-Green Bay, Nicolet College officials kick off partnership; Thursdays are 'fore' lunch fundraisers; Schools receive Institute for Learning Partnership grants; Buses, buses everywhere...; ... Even buses on the air; Professors give input on public perception of McCain's age

Vol. 39, No. 120 / May 16, 2008: Photo gallery: Shepards and coffee, cookie treats; No fare: Bus deal gets final OK; UW Credit Union is closing, moving; Doyle's vetoes would mean greater lapses for state agencies; Books in Honor and Harvey Naumann; Photos: Sun shines on Solar Olympics; Sorry, we spaced; Space Grant Consortium awards scholarships, honors; UW-Green Bay students remember forgotten WWI archives; School children served by Weidner is 400,000; 'Inside' out, with more; Remembering UWGB, Rodney Dangerfield and Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.; Doyle appoints Army vet as regent; Bennett '86 returns to Wisconsin; Newspaper columnist wants athletics/academics balance; Free advice: Take tough courses; Reminder: Chancellor's FYI; Reminder: Hammersmith reception; P-G on honor for Kok; UW-Green Bay ties to marathon; Briefs: Illene Noppe, Christina Trombley

Vol. 39, No. 119 / May 14, 2008: 'Degrees of Excellence': UW-Green Bay celebrates 25,000; Website highlights people, photos, history; Who will be No. 25,000?

Vol. 39, No. 118 / May 13, 2008: Latest edition of Chancellor's FYI; Four barrels of food; 'Free' bus service a possibility; For Christensen, Myanmar disaster hits close; Wisconsin social workers honor Prof. Anne Kok; Three seniors win art awards; Students earn awards, scholarships from Space Grant Consortium; New home for University Ticketing/Information; Green ribbons for graduation; Next 'Teen Connection' looks at teen courts; Cap Times: Doyle not happy with state budget deal; Journal-Sentinel editorial urges support for UW System; Fire destroys UW fraternity house

Vol. 39, No. 117 / May 12, 2008: Budget deal; Reminder: Cookout is Tuesday; Congratulations to retirees; Food drive; Shepards dispense lattes, cookies Thursday at Union; Pre-sale etiquette; Come take a look at Solar Olympics; Kagen touts 'new' GI Bill; New chancellor a good sport?; Articles address 'brain gain'; 'Patriot Act' flap gets coverage at WWU; More on UW Hospital helicopter crash; Interim chancellor recommended for top post at UW-Whitewater; Oshkosh Northwestern sings praises for UW-O; UW-Superior reaches one goal; Frankie Valli visits UW-Green Bay this Wednesday; Reminder on state tourism event, at Weidner; More LOG Tuesday; Brief: Larkey

Vol. 39, No. 116 / May 9, 2008: Proposed 'New GI Bill' is topic for Monday meeting here; Gov: No comment on budget talks; Camp Lloyd returns for grieving children; It's S-E-I-D-L; Transfer idea catches on; Baraboo to offer master's degree courses; Budget opinions

Vol. 39, No. 115 / May 8, 2008: A fun surprise for Graduate No. 25,000; 'Degrees of Excellence' section; The road to 25,000; International grads; A first for the Kress; Honorary doctorate for Verna Fowler; Educator Nerad, Shorewood-champion Seidel earn awards; Environmental leader, then and now; Outstanding: Southern; Math/poetry star Hansen is student speaker; Thinking of a gift for a May grad, student worker or retiree?; Chancellor's Medallions; University Leadership Awards; New Music, Hand Drumming highlights; Choral reminder; UW-Green Bay student lands NASA internship; Introducing... Prof. Regan Gurung; Welcome, Founders members and scholarship donors!; Solar Olympics coming to UW-Green Bay; Pangea Day films; Coverage of Social Work students' homeless forum; 'Wear Yellow Day'; Services announced for Naumann; New FVTC president; 'State workers travel despite warning'; Og Ha prtly dwn; Editorial: 'Solve budget problem, don't just pass it on'; Other editorial: public higher ed needs more; Seattle Times editorial mentions Shepard; Briefs: Breznay, Sutton

Vol. 39, No. 114 / May 7, 2008: Kimball is new faculty coordinator for International Ed; Fencl will direct new Faculty Development Center; And the website winner is...; Passionate for peppers?; Look for special Commencement issue; Weidner hosts tourism event, 'Discover Green Bay' premier; Mozart and more; Common Theme website; New Franken tragedy affects campus family; More on Don Long Sr.; Student artist in news again; NCAA report card; BookSalesPalooza; Get your directory cards in. No questions asked; No dropoffs at Mary Ann Cofrin Hall; UW System announces finalists for UW-Madison job; UW-Madison group says faculty flight a 'crisis'; Shepard: Wisconsin becoming farm club for executive talent; Student paper takes up 'training ground' issue; Wells withdraws; 'State workers travel despite warning'; Bucky's Little Helper

Vol. 39, No. 113 / May 6, 2008: Laatsch details; 'Soft Opening' for new Union is Wednesday!; Remembering a friend, Donald J. Long Sr.; Jazz reminder; More to come

Vol. 39, No. 112 / May 1, 2008: Music students to descend on campus; We're still No. 1; Visiting opera singer; Governor seeks budget deal; U.S. Senate measure raises amount for student borrowing; What do you think of proposed University web site designs?; More web news: FrontPage replaced by Expression Web; New web server; Elimination of FrontPage server extensions; Blogging now available; Early coverage of Ward announcement; No, not THAT David Ward; Parkside chancellor finalists; Maybe Wells at Oshkosh, too; Apology for name slipup; Beatles, Cash and Coltrane featured in spring jazz concert; Coverage of Nicolet College/UW-Green Bay deal; Brookings researcher here to tout Great Lakes Region options; Tuesday event on homelessness; RSVP for SGA dinner; LIR's meeting highlighted by Dick Bennett, ambitious spring agenda; Former dean sues Whitewater; Feedback wanted on campus dining issues; Young Bennett is million-dollar man in Washington; Service Learning; Brief: Stokes

Vol. 39, No. 111 / May 1, 2008: David J. Ward the choice for interim chancellor; Ward is Green Bay native, former student and faculty member here; Ward: 'history is important' and service is a 'privilege'; Shepard comments; He came highly recommended, even back then; Ward's career

Vol. 39, No. 110 / April 28, 2008: Newspaper offers update on Growth Agenda; Tech Forum on Thursday; Ashmann, Kersten, Wolf earn Research Scholar awards; Editorial celebrates Shepards; 'Rare exodus' of UW chancellors; Politics courses plan 'Global Summit on Sustainability'; Humanistic Studies forum; Ruth Anderson, CIT, is ready to ride away; Judi Blahnik, too; Reminder to sign up for herbs, spices, good cooking; Saturday entertainment and praise for Weidner Center, Wood Organ; From Run DMC to Dr. Weil; 9/11 play earns laughs; Habitat overnighter; SAFE Ally training is May 9; Reminder: Big sale this Wednesday; Alumni pizza party in Manitowoc; Slovakia/Roma dropoff; P-G story on Jam for Justice; Marketing workshop; Growing food on the roof; BC Library sale; Another view of Shepard, Western Washington; Finally, softball; Noppe has busy week ahead at grief conference; Briefs: Rosewall, Sherman

Vol. 39, No. 109 / April 25, 2008: It's official: Shepard approved as next president of Western Washington; Shepard looks forward to new opportunity

Vol. 39, No. 108 / April 24, 2008: Media coverage; 'Giant' of a leader; Bookstore deals; Stores orders; Friday session on campus violence; Brookings visitor; Campus and community appearances; P-G Q&A; Local history students advance; Hmong program; Alumna earns honor; 'The Sleeper'; Brain power; Primate abuse allegations; Doyle on Covenant; Briefs: Style, Brecher

Vol. 39, No. 107 / April 23, 2008: News release: Western Washington chooses Shepard; Shepard meets the press; WWU's announcement; Media posts

Vol. 39, No. 106 / April 23, 2008: Student Life announces award winners; More on 'Sun, Moon and Stars' concert; Last call for International Dinner tickets; Next 'Healthy Cooking Demo' will be spicy; Photo gallery: Thai delegation; Pow-wow coverage celebrates youth movement; Six art seniors to exhibit work; Photo and more on award-winning SIFE students; Of interest to CFL bulb buyers; Another Cofrin Library Book Salespalooza!; Social Work students organize May 6 panel on homelessness; Habitat for Humanity organizes Shanty Town; 'Jam for Justice' to benefit Freedom House; Report IDs schools that excel in minority student success; Results of Phoenix run; Now it's colleges' turn to say 'Pick Me! Pick Me!'; SLU's Thorpe is new Phoenix assistant; Men's tennis team enters Indy .500; Finally! Play ball, on campus; First Horizon meet for women's golf; If you're into politics, reading this before 1 p.m....you're in luck; Tech-college grads see incomes climb, tech college report says; More to come

Vol. 39, No. 105 / April 22, 2008: Great Lakes expert to talk 'North Coast' health; Reserve space for heirloom vegetables; Yingst will assist bands on 'Sun, Moon and Stars' concert; Students helped green up the city; More Earth Week 2008 events; Dark comedy 'The Sleeper' caps theatre season; Did Prof. Dutch predict Illinois earthquake?; Books in Honor tribute for McIntosh; Opera Studio's 'L'Orfeo' gets fine review; Reminder: tornado drill; Donations still needed for Roma (Gypsy) trip; It's 'Cormac'; Luchetta returns for lecture on psychology; If you're getting this at 6 p.m. Tuesday...; Reminder: Open house on veterans' benefits; Phoenix-Packers steak fry; Rhinelander TV covers UW-Green Bay/Nicolet deal; Whitewater still without heat, hot water; Reminder: Lao-Hmong migration is topic Wednesday; Toccafondi visit; Get your International Dinner tickets by Wednesday; Stop Homophobia activities; Also Wednesday: Sarah Olson, alternative folk; Students bring back charity ball; Christian concert; Five finalists for UW-Whitewater chancellorship; Meanwhile, Madison gears up to replace Wiley...; ... and River Falls bids farewell to Betz; Elite colleges offering more financial aid; Maybe they had a better year than he did; More LOG tomorrow; Brief: Aoki

Vol. 39, No. 104 / April 21, 2008: SIFE honors; Cancelled: Wednesday's Historical Perspectives lecture; Lao-Hmong migration is topic at UW-Green Bay program; Sen. Hansen's office hours; Abbreviated issue - more coming on Tuesday

Vol. 39, No. 103 / April 18, 2008: UW-Green Bay, Nicolet College team up for Northwoods adults; Chem technician wins campus, state Student Employee of Year awards; International Dinner; Shepard signs memorandum with Thai delegation; Post-9/11 comedy 'Sleeper' is on its way; Reminder: Veterans' benefits open house; Deetz promotes encaustic painting class; Reading will focus on writer Cormak McCarthy; Correction: Master class location; Alumnus Diener resigns at Vincent; P-G covers Sierra Club honor for UW-Green Bay; PeopleSoft seen as success for state; UWM's student-election flareup; Explosion leaves Whitewater without heat, hot water; They'll have artificial turf; Leadership Transition Dinner; Brief: Dettman

Vol. 39, No. 102 / April 17, 2008: Doyle names Cyndie Shepard to Covenant panel; It's official: Prez-designate Hammersmith; Reminder: Friday's Kagen hearing on low water; Guest lecturer takes on Native American Identity; Video: UW-Green Bay's ability to warn students; Good to be 'green': Sierra Club honors UWGB, SGA; P-G touts Opera Studio's 'L'Orfeo'; UW soprano/piano recital, Monday night; Phoenix men hope Tang cleans the glass; Reminders on Friday, Saturday events; Our next LOG: very soon

Vol. 39, No. 101 / April 15, 2008: Good news for Green Bay Athletics: Full NCAA Division I certification

Vol. 39, No. 100 / April 14, 2008: Cap Campaign tops $21 million; Hosting a Congressional forum on lake levels; Photos: Etiquette Dinner; 'Storm Spotter' program; At Metro State, welcoming Hammersmith; UW-Green Bay faculty's turn to share research; Last call for updates; Opera Studio presents 'L'Orfeo'; Brecher's finale; Friday's dance show honors world cultures; Earth Week 2008; Leading the nation in academic all-stars; Going paperless; UW System accountability; System's fundraising campaign for financial aid; Regents hear from student government leaders; UW-Extension's big media plans; Reminders: Third Thursday; Staff titles; The Collectomaniacs; Student Employee Appreciation Week; Climbing class; Flags at half-staff; Tom McIntosh, Founders member; Briefs: Ashmann, Dalke, Howe, Kaye, Scheberle

Vol. 39, No. 99 / April 11, 2008: Shorewood's opening day; The Collectomaniacs; Life in Asian countries; Photos: State's top tax man praises VITA students; Student Employee Appreciation Week activities; Research Scholar Exchange: time to share updates; Academic staff election; Time to Pow-Wow; Delay on big-money computer project raises eyebrows; Stout students protest protesters; National Library Week, zines and jazz; Veterans workshop on April 23; Business Center seminar; Wisconsin advances on major grant; Loftus questions use of differential tuition; Reminder: You are invited to a podcasting brownbag; Hear French songs at Christie; CPR; Coach K promotes April 19 fun run; Briefs: Rosewall, Shariff

Vol. 39, No. 98 / April 10, 2008: Kiefer an 'Honorary Alumna'; You're invited to Awards Night; Photo gallery from student symposium; RegentTV; Chris Salerno to 'star' at Washington State; What snow? The cookout is coming!

Vol. 39, No. 97 / April 9, 2008: Department of Revenue Secretary visits campus Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 96 / April 8, 2008: Reminder on Wednesday's student showcase; Third Thursday: Jump, jive and wail; The 'Zine Scene'; Climbing tower: another chance to learn the ropes; Save the date for 10th Fall Conference; Reading by Lao-American poet; Cancer awareness week; New entrepreneurs learn 'First Steps'; 'Leading Change' seminar; Betz will leave River Falls; Getting older students into the mix; Reminder: WWHEL rolls onto campus April 29; Conference on Public Scholarship; Big Earth Week doings; Brief: Russ

Vol. 39, No. 95 / April 7, 2008: Kabacinski, Muench, Greenley, Roznowski earn alumni honors; Professors seeking donated items for Slovakia trip; Helping the Roma; Sheepshead invites you to celebrates arts on Tuesday; McIntosh obituary; 'Growing UWGB sets early cutoff for applications'; UW System accountability report; 'Evolution of Native American Identity' is lecture topic; Students needed for conduct review; CPR; Marriage by proxy? UW-Green Bay student's case raises questions; Slain UW-Madison student mourned; TV-26 takes local angle; Cole quoted on 'diversity circles'; Audit: UW should do more to protect private data; 'Teaching without tenure at UW'; Green Bay Basketball and PMI reach new Resch deal; Coach K: N-O on IU; Harris says yes to Bears; Photos: First Phoenix Fan Fest; More LOG on Tuesday; Habitat students will sell you duct tape, cardboard for fundraiser; Video: Prof. Kaye shares Paine; Brief: Lockard

Vol. 39, No. 94 / April 3, 2008: UW-Green Bay will close fall admissions April 15; Admissions news relates to Growth Agenda; TV coverage of Maribel bones; campus grant; Business partners with Adult Degree on more night, weekend, online; It's official: a fourth area of emphasis; Info on McIntosh visitation, service; Pow-Wow returns; Pow-Wow preview; Update: Anne Kok Scholarship reaches 'endowed status'; Spring Fling at Turtle School; Folk-rocker concert Saturday is part of conference weekend; Cofrin Library promises extras during National Library Week; Best wishes, Rademacher and Johnson; Specialist in urban service is MU keynoter; Berglin, Groh to team with Clampitt, Furlong vs the Pack; Senior show opens Sunday; Snapshots: Wenger, Day at international conference; Oshkosh Sports Complex; La Crosse provost search; Brief: Kain

Vol. 39, No. 93 / April 3, 2008: Services planned on Tuesday for Prof. Emeritus Tom McIntosh

Vol. 39, No. 92 / April 2, 2008: Students, faculty to perform Ensler play for conference; Give credit to the organizers; First-ever Phoenix Fan Fest is Thursday; Student 'rush' for Spencers; Ticketing/Info Center is now only UPS dropoff; Next chapter of Great Books features Sherman, Turgenev; GMAT-on-wheels; Fourth Estate earns a Saginaw scolding; UW-Madison parody takes on Wisconsin budgeting; Oshkosh student provides tall tale; More LOG on Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 91 / March 31, 2008: Ticket misprint: Arabic Day is Tuesday; Martin is a Teaching Fellow; UW-Green Bay presenters at conferences; Borrero-Lowe, Davis among Women of Color honorees; Career progression seminar; UW-Green Bay to showcase top students; Lao-American poet; Did joke go too Favre?; Students push for extension of smoking ban; Big crowds expected for National History contest; Day and Wenger back from Vietnam; Visit an extension of previous UW-Green Bay exchanges; Seminar authors Day, Wenger and Wenger; Woman & Science program next Monday; Ancient bones in Maribel; Press-Gazette shares Hammersmith mews; Chernick thrust into expert's role on disaster planning; Indiaaana waaanted him; Coverage of food talk; Concealed carry on campus?; 'No test' admissions option; Race draws fast crowd; Terry stars; French concert is 6 p.m. on April 22; Senior day; Magic at the Weidner; Assembly speaker is hopeful; Cancer claims Regent McPike; UW-Fox Valley breaks ground; Union leader, school administrator nominated to Regents; Still jobs out there; U. of I. tuition surpasses $12,000; Reminder: Healthy cooking Demo; Reminder: Church suppers; Reminder: Pathogens, other nasty stuff; Reminder: Brazilian treat for administrative assistants

Vol. 39, No. 90 / March 31, 2008: Hammersmith recommended for presidency of Metropolitan State University; News releases provide more detail on Hammersmith recommendation

Vol. 39, No. 89 / March 28, 2008: Fourth Estate's Favre fun goes far and wide; Front page news: Arabic Day; National Treasure, the sequel; Vote has St. Vincent Hospital near the lead; Half-marathon coming to campus Saturday

Vol. 39, No. 88 / March 27, 2008: Reminder: Budget session on Friday; Profs. Hutchison, Meredith return from del Bianco; Heine '02 is new media relations coordinator; Countdown to statewide conferences; Bennett in national spotlight; Crime busters: New fingerprint 'lifting' technique; Food, folklore and church suppers; Talk on 'Eating'; Carlson-Gardner, Shepard, students choreograph Danceworks; Pound a brat, for Upward Bound's sake; Wednesday's motivational speaker; UW gets $1.3 million Gates grant; Senate approves its version of budget repair plan; Video games move from dorm room to classroom; Reliance on SAT scores; Faculty recital

Vol. 39, No. 87 / March 25, 2008: Informational session on '08-'09 budget is set for Friday; Business and Finance Web site features budget themes, summaries

Vol. 39, No. 86 / March 24, 2008: Gaines, Hansen, Severtson perform in recital; Golf League; Major event; Hildebrand moves out, Heine moves in; With WNIT loss, Phoenix finishes 26-6; Wrap 'n Roll Series: Thai Spring Rolls; Reminder on omega-3; Order your egg rolls yet?; Advance tickets required for 'Arabic Day' food, culture; Thursday's 'Eating' talk launches new center; Clicker reminder; Education Outreach announces summer for educators; The end of 'Titillation'; Art students shine in local collegiate showcase; Last call for Prine, Lampanelli; Upcoming safety training: emergency response; Blood-borne pathogens; Monday deadline for grants; Senate takes up budget repair bill; Don't chew, don't spit! Master's grad wins advocacy award; No network Sunday morning; The electric snowmobile; Group seeks volunteers to help with homework; Briefs: Rosewall, Shariff

Vol. 39, No. 85 / March 20, 2008: Van Remortel earns top honor; Update on University Union project; Hate the Drake?; Radio, but no bus trip; Recruitment Partner of the Year is Schenck; Wayne Walker returns; Another summer of Spanish in Door County; Teacher killed in crash had UW-Green Bay ties; Analysts: Budget repair might dig bigger hole; College students and stress; Coffee, rodents earn go-ahead at UW-Madison; Softball in Orlando; Vegas road trip; Brief: Harris

Vol. 39, No. 84 / March 18, 2008: Omega-3, and a campus cooking demonstration; Attention, faculty and teaching staff: HERI is calling; Women's NIT game is Saturday in Iowa; It's 11th straight post-season; Fan bus to Des Moines a possibility; Professional development speaker is April 2; RSVP ASAP; Guam? The Virgin Islands? Exchange students are smart; Fire Department inspection; Thoughts of Brazil; Coach Kline promotes fundraising run; Founding faculty member Randall dies at age 84; 'Your Mama' talk on Thursday; Another editorial on Regents' tuition discussion; Coach K's camps offer discounts for faculty/staff families; Egg roll sale; Clampitt, Furlong headline 'all-star' roster; Phoenix divers compete at NCAA regionals; Briefs: Haynie, Gurung, Howe

Vol. 39, No. 83 / March 17, 2008: Vision for proposed institute; Corn-to-energy grant; Meyer on WPT to talk social networking sites; Women's fans hope for NCAA bid; If not, WNIT starts Wednesday; Reminder: 'Your Mamma, Your Grandma and Women's History'; Brew U; Seeds of a great new industry; More LOG on Tuesday

Vol. 39, No. 82 / March 13, 2008: New blog on "Growing Academic Excellence"; First-ever 'Arabic Day'; Remarks remembering Anne Kok at 4:30 p.m. today; Students focus on lighthouse; Anne Kok Social Work Scholarship; Photos from Rotunda Day; State Assembly's budget-repair bill; Racing the deadline for Founders nominations; Questions? Ask these people; Talk on tropical migrants highlights ornithology gathering; March 24 is deadline for Grants in Aid of Research; Full calendar at Weidner; Symposium on Fox River Watershed research; High schools from Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay area; 'Elevator Pitch' winners; Overview of Regents' 'big picture' discussion; NYT crunches numbers on admissions demographics; Economic impact of higher ed; Stout gift to create center for ethics; UW's stem cell patents upheld; NASA publicizes all-women Mars team; Women's team soars into Horizon semis; Curtains for men's basketball at the Resch?; Hopes are high for Phoenix men in 2008-09; Brief: Ortiz

Vol. 39, No. 81 / March 10, 2008: Talk on eating 'sustainably' launches Center for Food; Center sprouts from named professorship; Reilly clarifies discussion on tuition, aid; News coverage quotes Shepard; Look for more info Tuesday on Governor's budget plan; Among Favre tributes, one from a UW-Green Bay student; Grandparents' University; Porath is first-team; Bollant is co-coach; Phoenix vs. TBD; De Spirito supported new housing; 'Linus blankets' for kids; Civic Symphony, visiting scholar Krak score; New York Times looks at UW, competition for out-of-state students; McPike resigns, with honors; Worm eggs to help MS patients?; Tuesday's drinking talk; Reminder: Thursday's gathering; Final ski results; Basketball exhibition: Faculty and students vs. the Packers

Vol. 39, No. 80 / March 6, 2008: Monday meeting on Campus Energy Independence; Borrero-Lowe to receive Women of Color Award; Engaging students with 'clickers'; Drinking talk; Sony's eBook launch, Prof. Greenberg; Doyle calls special session for budget repair; Appeals court upholds demotion; Madison Faculty Senate embraces fund drive; Remembering Jerome Quinn; What's a Bluegold?; AIC's Egg Roll Sale; Announcing the Brazilian menu; Entertaining reminders; Students shouldn't delay on buying books, or they're going back; Women's basketball finishes at home; Thanks, Mary; Ocariz, Pletcher at NCAA Skiing Championships; Parins, Stepien; Outreach finds market for Drug Impairment Training; The Fire Inspector is coming, on March 19; More fire-inspection advice: Extension cords, power strips will be focus; No clutter

Vol. 39, No. 79 / March 5, 2008: '4-ward'; Brahms is the man, at Saturday's choral concert; Schachtner is Academic All-America; State Assembly resolution honors Prof. Anne Kok; Hammersmith a finalist in Twin Cities; UW-Madison forum on proposed code changes; Regents webcast; For Phoenix men, no go at Valpo; Berglin signs with WNBA team; Another LOG on Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 78 / March 3, 2008: Garnished has your salad; Geometric snow; Columnist writes of Krak's visit; Review of 'Enemy'; More detail on student researchers traveling to Madison; UW System to look at tuition policies; WARF's stem-cell patent upheld; Valuing well-rounded universities; Ec Center hosts program on 'Invisible Children' of Uganda; Reminder: Frisbee®, god and life; Women's game was a classic; Howie Lehman; ESPN columnist is generous to Borseth; Evans is defensive MVP; Tourney journey: off to Valpo; Reminder: 'Human Race'; New view of familiar face in the mirror; PBS documentary on race; Web survey: Finish by Tuesday; Brief: Sherman

Vol. 39, No. 77 / February 29, 2008: Furlong writes of LEAP, liberal education; Social Work plans March 13 celebration of Anne Kok; Science forum for local teachers; Extension, Colleges want to lure stop-outs; How would you look, 30 years older? Of another gender? Another race?; 'Iron Printmaker' Style, and free how-to; Mop jobs: Ron Opicka '70; Space Experience for teens; Profiling Race; Free admission for vets, active military; 'Pinstripes amid the ivy: Could a business leader run UW-Madison?'; Off-campus enforcement of campus rules; Some like the idea; 'LA Law' couple comes to Weidner Center

Vol. 39, No. 76 / February 28, 2008: Prof. Arendt shares NSF quake grant; Notice: Soul Food lunch rescheduled to March 6; Beautiful snow; Concert, visiting scholar recall 'Prague Spring'; Doyle budget update; Video: TV-11 notes WIAA impact; Ticket shortage; RSVP for Horizon women's tournament; Détente: Milwaukee, Green Bay alumni at Saturday party; 'Miked-up' video of Coach K; Deadline is March 3 for Excellence Symposium; UW-Green Bay trustee gets newspaper attention; SNC picks journalist/scholar; More pub for learning lab; Recap on immigration debate; Jazz concert; Break a leg, cast members; Neopit student earns Adult Degree scholarship; Reminder: Race/Ethnicity Institute's call for grant proposals; Last call: $10 faculty/staff tickets for San Jose Taiko; Stem-cell star accepts role at new research center; Reminder: Severtson recital; Reminder: Friday's brown-bag on 'Titillation'; Remember: 'Unicorns'; Briefs: Parins, Stepien, Russ

Vol. 39, No. 75 / February 25, 2008: UW-Green Bay selects five to present at Capitol; Special offer: $10 tickets, San Jose Taiko; New photos on HR site; Comment on new conduct rules, if you can; Women's swimmers take fourth straight title; WIAA sectionals will draw thousands to Kress; Women play Saturday, too; Severtson recital is March 2; Friday brown-bag features 'Beyond Titillation' artist; Student is 'Enemy of the People'; Coverage of Yingst/NASA milestone; TV-11 story emphasizes rise of women in science; Prof. Johnson's election recap; Graphics students earn Addys; TV games for Phoenix men; Reminder: FMLA session is Thursday; Theatrical presentation on cultural diversity; LGBT issues; Brazil destination for Cultural Cuisine; Bird talk gets warm response; More on the 'unicorn,' and Critical Thinking/Interdisciplinarity; Reminder: Cofrin research; Student grant applications; Black Student Union wraps up Heritage Month; Reminder: Panel on immigration issues; Acid spill at UW-Madison; Briefs: Conley, Harris, Tetzloff

Vol. 39, No. 74 / February 21, 2008: 'An Enemy of the People'; Yingst contributes to NASA's all-female first; Calling Mars, from ES 301; Students report on natural areas research; Veteran voters help college kids; Coverage of new engineering alliance; Ceramics and the human body; Student-run TV earns WBA awards; Reminder: Health Perceptions Survey; God, life and Frisbee; Social Work Club says discussion honors Kok; Update on scholarship; Record number of applicants for Madison; Higher fees for UW Oshkosh sports complex; Live with Larry Meiller: Reilly, growth; Hansen's unionization bill advances; Phoenix men host worthy non-con foe; Ocariz, Pletcher aim for NCAA ski nationals; Business Center offers 'First Steps' seminars for new entrepreneurs; Union invites you to 'Enchanted'; Food for thought: NYT discussion on superdelegates; Apologies to Historical Perspectives and 'Hairy Girl'; Briefs: Arendt, Howe

Vol. 39, No. 73 / February 19, 2008: New engineering partnership with Stout, NWTC; Media coverage; Snapshots; Slovakian composer's visit includes world premieres; Krák repeats as Visiting Scholar; Wednesday's Mosaic workshop anticipates minorities as majority; Student researcher earns spot at thanatology conference; Big turnout expected for Job/Internship Fair; 'StartupNation' founders to keynote Entrepreneur's Connection; New UW-Green Bay degree is topic in Sturgeon Bay; 'Families of Distinction'; UWO sports complex; Madison gets presidential honor for service; Ripon offers bicycles to car shunners; More on Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 72 / February 18, 2008: At new lab, research is child's play; Prof. Zapf seeks toddlers; Discussion: 'Critical Thinking and Interdisciplinarity'; Family Weekend begins Friday; Social Work students host panelists on immigration; Obama visit in photos; Doyle sings praises of Phuture Phoenix; Rally video; Hildebrand analysis of Wisconsin Primary; Were they booing? Or saying 'Bruuuuuuuce'?; Women's basketball team setting records; Best of luck, swimmers; Men face a top MAC team; Reminder: Free tickets by Wednesday; More puppy chow; 'Technical colleges gain as economy suffers'; Back in service: PeopleSoft Shared Financial System; Governor seeks applicants for Regents spot; Reminder: Thursday's lecture is for the birds; Reminder: All about Putin; Wisconsin Campus Compact schedules event; Another Compact event; And another; Bonus LOGs

Vol. 39, No. 71 / February 15, 2008: Optimism, despite deeper budget hole; New lab toddles toward reality; Engineering deal; Photo gallery: Student Services makeover looks like a million; Winter bird feeding; Kingfisher Farm: wildlife, shoreline, cheap rent; Professors discuss Vladimir Putin; Call for faculty scholarship on teaching and learning; ESPN-U for Kress, Phoenix; There will be blood; Black Student Union highlights culture; 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'; UW-Green Bay takes state residence hall honors; Messaging system put to the test at NIU; Reilly expresses sympathy; UW-Green Bay awards scholarships to three Liberal Arts essayists; 'Serving Veterans with Disabilities in Higher Ed'; Call for Proposals: 'Closing the Achievement Gap'; Feb. 28 reminder: academic night with the Phoenix; A creampuff diet, guilt-free; 'UW-Madison should raise its chancellor pay'; Reilly outlines Growth Agenda Action Steps; WPR coverage of System's plan; Doyle names Vásquez to Regents; This time, traveling circus comes to SNC

Vol. 39, No. 70 / February 14, 2008: Final info, advice in advance of Friday's rally; 'Overflow' plan; Photos: Tickets go fast; Big media... passing time... faculty political experts; Cost recovery

Vol. 39, No. 69 / February 13, 2008: Final confirmation of Obama rally; Notice: Late change of location for Thursday's Obama ticket distribution; Thursday's hours at Kress: 9 a.m. to noon; Ticket distribution is Campaign responsibility; Some take advantage of web option; Note

Vol. 39, No. 68 / February 11, 2008: Obama visit to Green Bay; Photos: 'Dick Bennett Gym'; Board of Regents OKs leadership pay hike; Gallery photos: art show; Remembering Irene Shewalter; Register for state Women's Studies, LGBTQ conferences here; Open house a success; Feb. 28 session on Family/Medical Leave; March program: 'Hiring Practices'; Miss the New Employee Orientation Info Session?; UW-Green Bay Annual Report is now online; Martinez, Steeno join Hall of Fame; Nobel winner once spoke here; 'The Benefits of Therapeutic Massage' this Wednesday; No polling place here for students; Health perceptions survey; Circle K offers a Valentine's treat; Women's team invites you to the Kress; Men seek to rebound vs. Milwaukee; Johanson show; Parkside search groups have familiar names; WARF sues Intel over patents

Vol. 39, No. 67 / February 7, 2008: Breaking news from Regents; Green Bay students gain new path to UW; Changes on the UW-Green Bay campus? Not really; New pages for your phone book; Dick Bennett, New York Times and UW-Green Bay; Stunning tribute to the late Scott Nichols; 'Suicide of Marine veteran, student affects many'; Suicide-awareness message; Contemporary Percussion Ensemble, Civic Symphony earn applause; Show your student employees you value their work; Call for Nominations: 2008 Academic Staff Regents Award; Headline: 'UW wants to build rat and mouse building'; Reminder: Regent TV; Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership Spring Workshop; Tributes pour in from students, alumni, friends for Anne Kok

Vol. 39, No. 66 / February 6, 2008: UW System floats idea of 'dual transcripts' for grads; Regents see need to boost leaders' salaries; Webcast; Photos: Chili's top dogs; Spencer retirement; Visitation, funeral for Anne Kok; Leaving Arizona? For Wisconsin?; 'Flu-like' illnesses are on the rise; 10 ways to beat the flu; 'Therapeutic Massage' is EAP topic; Final, final call on nominating Green Bay student stars for 'Posters'; Seeking upset vs. No. 10 Butler; Columnist cites Dick Bennett as class act; Weidner audience hears of Woodruffs' struggles; Last call for Daffodil Days; Sodexho chefs create Chicago buzz; Blame for the current budget shortfall; Reminder: Sexual Assaults; Another one on Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 65 / February 5-6, 2008: February 6, 2008:; Visitation Friday, funeral Saturday in Sturgeon Bay for Anne Kok; Web site, photos are focal points for remembrances of Anne Kok; Condolences from a former colleague in Jordan; International education played big role in Kok's life; Door County Advocate features tributes to Kok; also, details of accident; Notes and letters to Mona Christensen; February 5, 2008:; Door County accident claims life of Prof. Anne Kok; Counselors available for those grieving the passing of Prof. Anne Kok; Chancellor Shepard: Kok 'touched the lives of many'; Update on Mona Christensen's condition; Awaiting word on services and possible memorials

Vol. 39, No. 64 / February 4, 2008: Correction on date for Prof. Meyer's book talk: Feb. 12; Chili Cookoff: 11:30 to 12:30

Vol. 39, No. 63 / February 1, 2008: Convocations: Aug. 26 and Jan. 21; Memorial service for 4E managing editor; Reminder on depression treatment, suicide awareness; Laptop discussion; Act fast: Why 'Posters in Rotunda' is early; Now's the time to apply for Research Scholar Program, Fall 2008; Want to discover your inner Qi?; Registration for summer art studios, Jazz on the Bay; HUS book series features African-American classic; Reminder: Bellin Health 'showcase'; Learning Partnership launches redesigned Website; Educator grants can target 'achievement gap'; You'll think you're in Arizona; 'Biz Bites' series offers lunch and info; Calling out colleges on student learning; UW likely to fight ruling on funding of Catholic student group; UW touts Big Ten Network as holding down ticket prices; More on 'helicopter parents'; An update on Space Grant Consortium

Vol. 39, No. 62 / January 31, 2008: Library's Dettman earns statewide award; Honoring Dick Bennett; Budget cuts? UW might be among special cases; Student wins Galt Scholarship for New Zealand travel...; ... and, this time, he'll take books with him; Filmmaker's visit; Dutch's 'scene' cut from National Treasure II; Harris project with Jordanian filmmaker; TV stars, this noon; Laptop debate to make the news; German Day: Hundreds of Deutsche speakers are coming Friday; ¡Recuerde, amigos! Clases de español; Certainties: Death, taxes and VITA; Art faculty's 5 p.m. talk; Reminder on cutoff dates for checks; Tickets on sale Friday for Lisa Lampanelli; UW-Madison gets publicity for sleep/brain study; Briefs: Dalke, Goff, Lacey, White, Yingst

Vol. 39, No. 61 / January 29, 2008: Announcement: Classes starting after 4:30 p.m. are cancelled; University remains open

Vol. 39, No. 60 / January 28, 2008: Visitors thank UW-Green Bay for Faculty Development Conference; E-mailed appointment letters; Details on unclassified staff pay; State considers spending limits; 'Ask GB' — and get automated response; Bauer-Dantoin to host discussion of HPV vaccine; Global warming and the unfrozen tundra?; Habitat for Humanity, bowling, spaghetti and you; Reminder: Honors Recital; Time management? Conflict at work?; UW-Manitowoc, Michigan State announce transfer agreement; Daffodil Days with credit-card option; Bob & Tom at the Weidner; Reminder: Orientation overview; RSVP for Optimists; Brief: Gurung

Vol. 39, No. 59 / January 24, 2008: Feedback wanted on UW-Green Bay web redesign; Posters in Rotunda is way early; Poundstone will autograph books, aid Cofrin Friends; 'Rauc'n'roll at your library; Doyle's State of the State message; Art faculty show; Award-winning Latino filmmaker will visit; Click here for Spanish; Amended menu not so meaty; Common Theme: 'Waging War, Waging Peace'; Honors Recital features top student; Reminder: Friday's international program; Stanley recap: 'real,' 'relevant'; Next up... 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'; Nominations for spring Student Leadership Awards; OrgSmorg is next week; Good Times concert includes collection for Pheasant Run fire; Entrepreneur training; ... and seminars on selling... and leadership; Reminder: NAS scholarship reception; Rare Saturday matinee for the men; Lee Woodruff at the Weidner; Prine tickets at 10 a.m.; 'Outagamie County backs UW-Fox Valley land buy'; Jazzy reminder; Campus Compact has awards for community-based learning; IRE advertises for grant proposals; Briefs: Gurung, Johnson, Roeder publications

Vol. 39, No. 58 / January 22, 2008: 'New' Student Services Building; Inside the new 'service centers'; Faculty/staff open house; Prof. Kaye's national TV interview is lively, and online; Conversational Spanish is continuing; Saturday's Jazz Fest headliner was Sinatra saxophonist; About 300 young participants; Reminder: MLK read-a-thon on Wednesday; Know a potential Ambassador?; Reminder: Supervisors can learn about new-employee orientation; Coury talk will spice up German Luncheon; The menu; Forget football... drown your sorrows in some red-hot chili; John Prine; Two at home for women's hoops; The best Cleveland State team since Mouse McFadden; UW System in market for three chancellors; How does the Madison salary compare?; 'Rights under federal laws eroded, legislator says'; Parkside donor denies allegations; Current tax shortfall seen as possible threat; Latest ruling on UW-Madison activity fees; Preble Optimists invite campus to lunch, at Kress; Focus the Nation is a no-go

Vol. 39, No. 57 / January 17, 2008: Chancellor's speech: 'Let's ever more lead'; Kaye on Moyers, national TV on Friday night; Pretty snow; Photos: service-anniversary honorees; UW-Green Bay Jazz Fest, saxophonist Calle; Details on book-discussion grants for Lo, Meyer/Martin groups; Theatre program brings home awards from ACTF; Well represented; Actor McLain earned additional invites; Riddle has leadership role; MLK Celebration includes UW-Green Bay staff; Italian Studies journal offers tribute: 'Essays in Honor of Anthony Galt'; Why a lot of people love the Packers; UW-Green Bay to host anti-bullying workshop; Another Vatican gig for Eau Claire band; Report: Some Madison staffers had personal data exposed on web; Parkside chancellor to retire; UW-Madison late on admissions decisions; Competitive Wisconsin plans to 'grow wealth '; UW-Stout restructures academic programs; Reminders: Alumni Association gathering, TV game

Vol. 39, No. 56 / January 16, 2008: Pre-game rally for Alumni, this Saturday; Friends offer Poundstone drawing; Services for Mrs. Meyer

Vol. 39, No. 55 / January 15, 2008: University mourns passing of Betty Rose Meyer; Mrs. Meyer's pride was scholarship for 'average' students in financial need; Funeral arrangements pending; Mrs. Meyer, husband Robert were business leaders; In addition to scholarships, support for Founders, Weidner Center and Kress

Vol. 39, No. 54 / January 14, 2008: Crowd packs mid-year convocation; PeopleSoft Financials to head for sidelines in February; Windy City newspaper highlights Hinton '79, 97; Shane steals competitors' signals; Judge Parins art at AIC; Faculty will huddle on Thursday; Motivational talk, and an important drive; Nominate your student-employee MVPs; Flags at half staff; SBDC will coach entrepreneurs in Sturgeon Bay; Women outnumber men on UW-Green Bay depth charts; Madison seeks new 'QB'; UW considers trade possibilities on e-mail; Reminder: Auction of Packers football; Reminder: Help us correct our roster

Vol. 39, No. 53 / January 10, 2008: AIC football auction; Editorial on campus safety mentions Shepard, Green Bay; Any corrections for campus phone book update?; Young and old will come together on Monday; Phoenix men crack Top 100; Distinguished speakers highlight international program for faculty; Faculty and staff will talk 'why' and 'how'; Speaker Green leads ACE internationalization initiatives; Speaker Scheibler has been cultural consultant; Reception for math, science scholarship winners; Reminder: Motivational speaker (a UW-Green Bay grad) presents here Jan. 17; WARF stem-cell deal

Vol. 39, No. 52 / January 8, 2008: RSVP for Monday's gathering; The list of 40-year, 35-, 30-, 25-, 20- and 10-year vets; Alumnus lands big art job; 'Coach McDreamy' at Washington State; January showers bring Daffodil Days; Friends of the Cofrin Library raffle winners...; Supervisors can learn about new-employee orientation; Next luncheon is German; 'Developing Leaders' program; Tracking wildlife at Baird Creek; Phoenix women host two this week; Men face tough road; Porath makes national sharpshooter list; It's Senior Day for swimmers; Skiers at US Nationals; Bartell, Gushwa, Kok, Hughes, Anderson inducted; Mourners remember LSD

Vol. 39, No. 51 / January 3, 2008: The passing of former Gov. Lee Sherman Dreyfus; Flags at half-staff; UW-Green Bay ties; Reilly: Dreyfus a technology advocate; Phoenix women won't go head-to-head with Packers; Snapshots: Crew carries 'the big map' to new home; Display was gift from alumnus; The new view in the 8th Floor lobby; Academic Staff funds; WiCC news; 'Persistence, genius mix for chemist'; Katharine Lyall's new book; 'People of the year' have strong UW System representation; Editorial: 'focus on job growth'

Vol. 39, No. 50 / January 2, 2008: Last chance for Friends raffle, gift cards; UW-Green Bay security focus is in the news; Cold weather brings national exposure for Marker; Chancellor's office hour is Monday (with new location); Newspaper assesses Green Bay's diversity-friendliness; Attention, Machiavelli fans; You'll need a ticket to 'Talk Sex with Sue'; First Channel 32 broadcast is Saturday; Columnist Still weighs in on New North; Soglin sings praises of libraries

Vol. 39, No. 49 / December 21, 2007: Commencement videos; Kraft gets nationwide ink with ozone column; Channel 32 will broadcast (FREE!) Phoenix hoops; Saturday action; A cheery holiday pitch

Vol. 39, No. 48 / December 20, 2007: UW-Green Bay readies for biofuel test; Why here? No coal in our stockings; Energy audit will have more immediate impact; Holiday gathering at 4 p.m.; Gurung tips on holiday stress; University Union construction-related access and closures; Dining options for Winter Break; Outreach unveils spring courses for educators; 'Climate Change Day'; Cancer Society planning meeting; Coaching your employees; No 'Sloshkosh,' no 'UW-Zero'; O'Brien, Ricketts get all-region honors

Vol. 39, No. 47 / December 19, 2007: New report spotlights UW-Green Bay safety initiatives; Adsit earns Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award; She'll present at January conference; New policy on employee tuition assistance; Where to eat, this Friday; Reminder: Rodeheaver farewell; Students have bright idea for conservation; Friends of Cofrin Library offer Poundstone prize; Late-night snacks for Finals Week; Morgridge family's $175 million scholarship; Another new United Way total; Reminder: Mid-Year Convocation is new date; Please RSVP; 'Talk Sex' during Valentine's week; Ec Center collects for St. John's homeless; Hearing on faculty/staff bargaining; Free speech? Not with security surcharge; UW-Milwaukee says it's Favre-like; Pay seen as obstacle in search for Madison chancellor; Return of the LOG

Vol. 39, No. 46 / December 18, 2007: Commencement: The day in photos; In distinguished fashion; Photoblog: 'We did it!'; Snapshots: Latte fun; More commencement coverage; Sodexho announces shifts with Overlee, Noel; Remembering George Nau Burridge; Thanks for donating books; Profs weigh in on City Hall's nativity scene; Police rule Xiong case a traffic fatality; Reminder: Men's game is 2 p.m. start; Women host two more; Ohio State couldn't beat the Phoenix; See you tomorrow; Brief: VonDras

Vol. 39, No. 45 / December 14, 2007: Helping those affected by apartment fire; Commencement reminders; On Monday, Chancellor brews Finals Week coffee

Vol. 39, No. 44 / December 13, 2007: Finals? Better latte than never; Social Work students help Packer help children; Sodexho offers take-home desserts; Great Books sequel; Look who's new on campus!; 'Ovation' gets applause at Kress; Installation was a 'teaching moment'; Photoblog; Choice of artwork had broad input; Deetz is spring semester Research Scholar; Hutchison's Italy trip; MLK read-a-thon is Jan. 23; The holidays... when thoughts turn to... CHILI!; Who's Who? Them; Reminder: Percussion, hand drumming; Phoenix vs. Badgers; Fast swimmers; 'A bold plan to increase wealth in Wisconsin'; Loan company had links to state D-1 programs; Brief: Miller

Vol. 39, No. 43 / December 11, 2007: Intramural stars will be in Kress spotlight; Phoenix vs. Badgers, on TV here; Regents post newsy summary; Upward Bound invites contributions for holiday outreach

Vol. 39, No. 42 / December 10, 2007: Sabbaticals for eight at UW-Green Bay; Students track our carbon footprint; SGA sets smoking forum; This week only: Coffee with Bruce at 9:30 a.m.; Percussion concert; Raffle benefits Cofrin Library; Campus United Way hits goal; Flag to fly; PEA pride in student engagement; Adobe software deals; Madison's Wiley says he'll step down; UW System backs stricter student fee use; Is UW-Madison tuition too low?; Raising the cost at UW-La Crosse; Madison will review fees for speech security; UW System veteran enrollment is on the rise; In memoriam; Disappointing update in Wilde case; Exam anxiety? Try a massage; Clerk's Office for Passports; UW System hosts nanotechnology event; May 8 for Founders; Eight from Green Bay are all-academic; Swan House calendars; More helping hands, too; Reminder: Full-color Sheepshead, shirts and a party; Don't forget yoga; When a corporate headquarters leaves town; Briefs: Draney, Roeder, Snortum

Vol. 39, No. 41 / December 6, 2007: Commencement: Names and numbers; Top youth choirs will join in Dec. 9 student concert; Banishing stress is Gurung topic; Live, via Regentvision; Inside UW-Green Bay magazine; Bellin LifeLines returns with Woodruff, Eikenberrys, PBS doctor; New this season: Single lectures available; More on UW System enrollment gains; Colorful launch: Sheepshead party is Monday; Ceremony at Mediation Center will honor Juliet Cole; The Give-a-kid-a-book Campaign; The sell-back-a-book campaign; Buy it here and benefit the Friends of the Cofrin Library; UW students binge drinking (slightly) less; The Case of the Stolen 'W'; Briefs: Heuer, Perkins

Vol. 39, No. 40 / December 5, 2007: It's official: UW System enrollment sets record; Intercollegiate Athletics gets positive feedback from NCAA; Statement on illnesses; Details of Kwanzaa celebration; Correction on Bookstore sale hours; Media coverage: Hansen's new bill on unionization

Vol. 39, No. 39 / December 3, 2007: New Mid-Year Convocation is Jan. 16; Laatsch will emcee service awards; Look for invite soon; A break in Amber Wilde case?; Pub for new-look Union, Student Services; Eight at UW-Green Bay are up for sabbaticals; Chancellor's Medallion honorees; UW System reading grants for Meyer, Martin, Lo; Photoblog: student art show; And a 'strange, surprising, wacky' installation; Sen. Hansen: Bargaining a 'fundamental civil right'; Press-Gazette lauds national visibility for Phuture Phoenix; Rules would tighten sick leave policy; Policy change at UW-Milwaukee; Gay marriage challenge; Bravos for Brecher, Meder's chorus; 'The Benefits of Yoga,' courtesy of Employee Assistance; Motivational speaker presents here Jan. 17; Spring-semester development programs; 'Third Thursday': don't stress out!; Kwanzaa; Bookstore sale is Thursday, Friday; Last chance; Friday is last day to contribute to veterans care packages; Give-a-kid-a-book; Shorewood Golf Course is really, truly closed; Unless you want to shop; Reminder: Students and 'Carbon Footprint' on Tuesday; Brief: Meder, Brecher, Severtson

Vol. 39, No. 38 / November 30, 2007: Counterfeit bills passed on campus; University community should be cautious; How To Detect Counterfeit Money; Portrait; Federal Reserve and Treasury Seals; Border; Serial Numbers; Paper

Vol. 39, No. 37 / November 29, 2007: Students report on campus 'Carbon Footprint'; Four students win research grants; Tales from the classroom: Media Log Blog; Brecher is tenor soloist for this weekend's Messiah; Photos: International Voice Competition; Classified Staff bell ringing; Tis the Season on Saturday; Reminder: Hansen on bargaining bill; Reminder: Minority Vendor Fair; Reminder: Saturday's concert, Elie Wiesel's 'Night'; 'Winnesota' chancellor challenges Wisconsin policymakers; State will clean up UW coal plant; Brief: Stokes, Kaufman, Tabers-Kwak; Warning on 'vishing'

Vol. 39, No. 36 / November 26, 2007: Update on Student Services remodeling; Move-back days are Dec. 19, 20; Wisconsin Deferred Compensation is the topic; Cruz gets European Union grant on urban sprawl; UW-Green Bay wins two grants for 'College Lesson Study'; Kraft speaks out on ozone; Jacksons in action; Saturday's concert tackles themes of Elie Wiesel's 'Night'; Holocaust-inspired piece involves interdisciplinary team; 'Nutcracker' again has UW-Green Bay flavor; Video: Introducing the new Phlash Phoenix; A good deal on a good game; Nice win; UW-Green Bay, home of the trophy muskies; Reminder: invasion of the earthworms!; United Way partnership brings summit to campus; Speaking of the United Way: last chance; Get ready for Loving, romantic talk; Moliere comes to life Thursday; Screening of Zacarias film on East High plot; 'Plan recommends 5 percent raises for state employees'; Applause for UW-Madison stem cell discovery; Legislator: Big Ten Network contract 'a disaster'; UW System 'listening session' on Tuesday; Praise for accountability initiative; Free Woodwind concert; And the student art winners are...; Jingle Bell Run/Walk; Tickets going fast for Holiday Luncheon; Reminder: 'Legal Issues for Supervisors'; Briefs: Craver, Kraft, Lockard

Vol. 39, No. 35 / November 20, 2007: UW-Green Bay's Shepard elected to AASCU board; UW reports big breakthrough on stem cells; Day after Thanksgiving: Common Grounds, Garden CafŽ open; Snyder '04 visits for talk on invasive earthworms; Cain '93 on graphic design; UW System Research and Development Assistance Opportunities deadline; RCMS students earn silver in national video contest; Tuesday reminders: Vocal Jazz, French concert, Czech-Slovak; New video: Kress Center ribbon-cutting; Holiday Luncheon; 'UW faculty sick leave changes pushed'; Doyle launches KnowHow2Go; UW to get $6.1M from Big Ten Network; UW System wants your ideas; Whitewater chancellor search committee; Men's basketball team in action at Resch; 'Urinetown' was a hit; Enjoy Thanksgiving, and remember Dr. Loving; Briefs: Nielsen, VonDras

Vol. 39, No. 34 / November 15, 2007: 'Legal Issues for Supervisors' is Nov. 27; If you're in town, 'Urinetown'; Benjamin Brecher and the Urinetown Orchestra; Photos: Olson, Riopelle, philanthropy awards; Early bird gets the Phoenix tickets!; Vocal Jazz and Milwaukee performer share concert; Public invited to hear Czech/Slovak voice competition at UW-Green Bay; Gallery opening tonight; Six UW-Green Bay vocalists compete at state; More flu shots; UW System listening sessions: Economic ideas sought; Noose sparks response at Stevens Point; More Friday classes, less drinking?; MATC salaries draw scrutiny; Give blood; Habitat for Humanity seeks donations; 'The Blog'; 'The Guestworker'; Great Lakes Story: The Schooner Age; EC promotes prayer-flag project; Briefs: Meredith, Sanders

Vol. 39, No. 33 / November 14, 2007: HLC team recommends 10-year accreditation, requests Growth Agenda report; Shepard thanks review team, campus community for quality work; Shepard: Review team understands Growth Agenda challenges; Student, alumni, community support for UW-Green Bay draws praise; What's next: It ain't over 'til it's over

Vol. 39, No. 32 / November 14, 2007: Statement on HLC visit expected shortly; Loving comes to campus; Photo gallery: first Kress concert; Add to French festivities; Photo gallery: vets reception; Channel 11 video; LOG returns Thursday

Vol. 39, No. 31 / November 12, 2007: VIPs from HLC; ESPN2 has Phoenix/Buckeyes, tonight; Don't hold off on 'Urinetown'; Olson, Riopelle win philanthropy honors; Reminder: Founders Dinner; Concert recap: Switchfoot and Relient K 'fantastic!'; Band photos; Thanks for the help; Press-Gazette previews Kress as venue; Video: Student reaction to Kress is 'Awesome!'; Workshop on Clampitt's 'Decision Downloading'; SBDC also addresses negotiations, marketing; Persuasion for Jane Austen fans; Student art show opens Thursday; Interested in NEA grants?; Le Novembre, le mois pour le franais; Photos: Alumni receptions in Twin Cities, Madison; 'Journey to Jordan' student offers testimonial; Publicity helps, Harris says; International Education Week starts today; Faculty Development Conference: 'How Students Learn'; Participants loved 'Leadership from the Heart'; Reminder: Sweet lecture, Downtown; Nov. 16 is deadline for ERA deductions; Sorry, we're closed these days...; 'Accountability' is key topic at Regents; UW-Madison researcher challenges governor on Wisconsin Covenant; USA Today looks at NSSE; KnowHow2GO college-prep campaign will launch Friday; UW O needs to raise $8.6 million for new building; Some students want campus totally smoke-free; Smokeout is Thursday; Holiday Luncheon is Dec. 7; Nothing new on 'bottle bombs'; Shop talk: Rumor control at U of K; Congratulations, undefeated Matt Bollant; On the defensive: Phoenix men still alive; Contract not renewed for women's soccer coach Ross; Dick Bennett makes Wisconsin sports hall of fame; Briefs: Shariff, Shepard, Vespia, Fitzpatrick, Kaufman, Tabers-Kwak, Furlong

Vol. 39, No. 30 / November 8, 2007: 'Urinetown' to make a splash at UW-Green Bay; 5 Browns, $15 tickets, tonight!; Also tonight, 'State of the Bay' update; Prof. Block wins national award in public health nursing; Photoblog: Halloween costumes; E-newsletters offer links to downtown, African American community; 'Black Community Information Notices'; 'What's Up Downtown'; Presenting... 'The Blog'; Regents webcast this Friday; Navy's Stewart is guest speaker at Monday's reception; Last call for vet 'care packages'; Tickets for Holiday Luncheon go on sale Monday; Oral traditions are Sweet's topic Downtown, Nov. 15; Reminder: Native American program today; Giving the 'United Way'; Great American Smokeout... and 10% off on going 'cold turkey'; International Education week, Indian dance lessons; Soccer hosts Horizon playoff game(s); Green Bay men face tough home opener Friday

Vol. 39, No. 29 / November 6, 2007: More photos from big Kress event; Editorial-page kudos; First Kress concert now a sellout; Free movie passes; Exhibit juror Cho will present public lecture on Wednesday; Ruling in Xiong death; Passing of Mara Galaty

Vol. 39, No. 28 / November 5, 2007: Chancellor, Governor's Task Force release campus safety report; Shepards return for Nutcracker 2007; Soldier care packages; Veteran appreciation day is next Monday; Gallery: A picture-perfect debut for the Kress; 'Ergonomics in the Workplace'; National publication quotes Gurung; Thursday event continues focus on Indian mascot issue; Links to UW-Green Bay faculty for Army jazz player; Baird Creek hike; Report: 'Helicopter parents' aren't all bad; Live from UW-Green Bay: The O'Reilly Factor?; Budget could be hit with a $72M hole; Stevens Point mulls impact; Riopelle in new leadership book; Famous Dave's founder visits Wednesday for free lecture; An entertaining week at the Weidner; UW-Green Bay hosts workshop on grieving, bereaved; Phoenix men tie No. 12 Northwestern; Reminder: Nominations for Women of Color award; Cheap vittles; Brief: E. Nicole Meyer

Vol. 39, No. 27 / November 1, 2007: UW-Green Bay adopts 'e-billing'; Campus police announce break on vehicle break-ins; Ritch start for United Way; Student musicians join Army Jazz Ambassadors at Meyer; Nov. 15 deadline for Grants in Aid of Research; Meet the Salernos; Booksalepalooza II; Cofrin Library Friends announce new affinity program with Powell's; Funds for academic staff development; International Education Week; '$33 million Kress Events Center is already open for fitness'; Ceremony set for Saturday's official grand opening; Inflatables, giveaways, food, fun; The end of golf; They want your blood; Why do old people drive so slow? Kids wear their pants so low?; $40 million for Wisconsin Covenant foundation; Foreign films tackle immigration issues; UW-Green Bay to host minority vendor fair; Talkin' about WGBW; Brief: Vespia

Vol. 39, No. 26 / October 29, 2007: Chancellor thanks community for recent milestones; AP report on UW System growth highlights Green Bay, Oshkosh; Countdown to Kress Grand Opening; Video: 'From PSC to KEC'; University offers alumni free trial membership; The return of WGBW!; Tuesday workshop touts 403(b) program for retirement, taxes; Fermanichs featured in Neville 'Great Lakes" series; Reminder on pizza; UW-Green Bay students trick or treat for charity; Bookstore promises 'Spooktacular Savings'; Batty Bash, Gravedancers Ball; Halloween basketball; 'Edgar Allen Poe Bake Sale'; Salas resigns over immigrant issue; WPR applies for broader broadcasting; Group pledges $85 million to UW biz school; Diversity and the 'competitive edge'; Joe Gow; UW-Madison requires transfer students to get oriented; Senior Resource Fair is Nov. 7; Relaunch of Horizon League Network; Switchfoot/Relient K concert tickets are scarce; Visiting analyst will examine affordable housing, Brown County; Briefs: Lacey, Nielsen

Vol. 39, No. 25-B / October 25, 2007: Daylight Savings Time doesn't end this weekend — it's next weekend

Vol. 39, No. 25 / October 25, 2007: Shepard to address budget, good news in 'FYI'; Budget signing Friday, at UW-Madison; Sorry, he'll be there, not here; Good news for WHEG students; Teachers, alumni enjoy Madison; Mark your calendar: Nov. 12 is Veteran Appreciation Reception; Fogies, whippersnappers to talk; A video take on 'these students today'; Carlin here Friday; 'Famous Dave' is coming to campus; VIR on health insurance changes; Another reminder: 'Sexual Ethics in the Workplace' training; And another: CPR; 'Reboot' the effort to oversee IT, editorial urges; Shakeup among Senate Democrats; They want you for 14th Annual Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis; For the record: HLC open forum; Brown County Library hosts big sale; Campus Compact's fall meeting on 'Service Learning/Engagement'; Warm fuzzy on kittens

Vol. 39, No. 24 / October 23, 2007: Jury still out on state budget; TV-2 explains budget boost for 'Growth Agenda'; Possible budget 'winners' and 'losers'; Free kittens for everyone!; Fees, pork, politics; Celebration dinner honors contributors to Kress; Photo gallery: a special night; Reminders on Grand Opening special events; CFL Challenge, and 'Energy Day'; Here's how to pay for your bulbs; Snapshots: The NEW Learning Center... is officially open!; UW-Green Bay and crime prevention; Historian Kersten on paper; Anthropologist White on 'flashers'; Media coverage of Darfur speaker; Metropolitan Opera singer to meet with students; Recertify for CPR; Upward Bound pizza-promotion fundraiser; New road, new name; Last call for would-be 'roadies'; More 'Great Lakes Story': Thursday lecture on invasive species; Phoenix soccer; Meet new coach Bollant at Thursday's brown-bag; Reminders: omnivores, visiting China scholar, sex ethics in workplace; Public TV advertises 'Do Not Go Gently'; Briefs: Cole, Lockard, Tomashek-Ditter

Vol. 39, No. 23 / October 22, 2007: UW System leaders react to budget compromise; Press Gazette coverage emphasizes UW-Green Bay growth plans; Anatomy of a budget deal; Risser, Nass take issue with specifics; Reviews are in: J-S says 'mostly in the right direction'; Post-Crescent: A victory for UW, but watch out for accounting tricks; Press-Gazette: Don't forget the gridlock; State Journal: Budget deal is 'OK'

Vol. 39, No. 22 / October 18, 2007: UW-Green Bay, UW O open NEW Learning Center; Fish story: UW-Madison's Magnuson talks climate change at Neville; Brown-bag basketball lunch (22nd annual!) is Thursday; One thousand points of light; Fundraiser Sunday for McAllister; How to eat like an omnivore, sustainably; More on Visiting Scholars visit; Big week for international issues, SNC/UWGB collaboration; Still time to take a step; Award-winning UW-Green Bay grad writes on Crandon tragedy; Regent addresses 'shutdown' talk; Doyle raised scenario with Tuesday's remarks; Ellis: Doyle is bluffing; A bed-in at the Capitol?; 'UW officials wait to see what lawmakers do'; 'Sexual Ethics in the Workplace' training: Oct. 30 or 31; Seminar is part of yearlong series; 'Dream Play,' second week; Passing of former UW-Sheboygan dean Ray Hernandez dies at 59; Briefs: Goff, Gurung, Wilson-Doenges, Martin

Vol. 39, No. 21 / October 15, 2007: National honors for 'Stuff2Do'; SNC, UWGB host Darfur expert Oct. 22; Visiting scholar from Stockholm Environment Institute; Lecture, reception are part of Han's itinerary; Latest on budget: 'A bow tie on a cow pie'; Another kudo for Phuture Phoenix; 'Dream Play' gets good review; Shay's talk, 'Computers: Past Present and Future' is Thursday; Voelker: Still time to climb; Remember: Benefit/Wellness Fair; 'Same Sex Marriage - A Civil Debate' is Tuesday at Union; A solid 'D' for Phoenix soccer; Reminders: World Food Day, Iraq, band concert, charity walk; Community comes together for Hernandez

Vol. 39, No. 20 / October 12, 2007: Vote scheduled Monday on Doyle Budget II; Flu shots available; Research Scholar Award offers release time; Phuture Phoenix value for UW-Green Bay students; World Food Day teleconference; Meet the Mennonites; Full details on Difference Walk; Advice on applying to UW-Madison; Pre-season predictions: Who cares?; Ecumenical Center lists weekly events; Don't feel blue, eat green; Brief: Caglar

Vol. 39, No. 19 / October 11, 2007: Opportunity for offices, programs to market at Kress grand opening; Phantastic photos: Phuture Phoenix; La Follette awards citations; Friday deadline for light-bulb orders; Shane shares semi-final numbers; 'Doyle calls his budget plan less harsh for UW'; GOP leader claims he's not interested; Reilly, Bradley say Doyle II falls short; Newspaper calls for 'a really special' session; Take a nature hike, instead; 'Steps' walk is getting closer; Lecturer: 'Road to Iraq began in Vietnam'; UW-Green Bay bands open season Oct. 17; Bollant calls on Bennett; Reminder: Depression Screening; Grazie, Prof. Jeffreys, on Italian dinner; Reminder on proposal deadlines for UW-Green Bay's April conferences; LOG returns on Friday

Vol. 39, No. 18 / October 8, 2007: Kress Center grand opening; Employee Benefits & Wellness Fair; Phuture Phoenix Day; Doyle, La Follette visits; Professor sees Pack mentality on campus; More pub for summer Psychology Institute; Coffee talk with Bruce; UW-Green Bay promotes National Depression Screening Day; Warning signs; Counselors reach out after Crandon tragedy; Aids Board says impasse hurting 200 at UW-Green Bay; Newspapers step up criticism of Legislature; Pro/con rallies Oct. 17 in Madison; Reilly: 'Education at a crossroads'; Journal-Sentinel favors 'right to choose'; Fantastic world of 'Dream Play'; Hypnotist returns; Dance is back at Weidner; Gallery talk for 'Sculpture'; Street artists to show stuff here; Reminder: Mueller gathering; Tompkins, UW System eye new standards; Latino lecture; LGBT brown-bag; Volunteer Fair; A tale of big-time athletics; Alliant Energy recognizes some other top teachers; Reminder: Buy your lights by Oct. 12; SBDC teaches team-building, performance, startups; Briefs: Brecher, Lacey, Linssen

Vol. 39, No. 17 / October 5, 2007: Board of Regents recap; Chancellor appoints Hildebrand; Speaker's topic: Indian 'mascots'; 'Sculpture at the Edge' arrives; Student fashion show

Vol. 39, No. 16 / October 4, 2007: Regents demand action; Shepard speaks out; Phuture Phoenix brings Doyle, La Follette here; Reminder: fluorescent challenge; Theatre opens with 'Dream Play'; Lecture: Latino immigrants in Midwest; This is the end... sort of; Campaign recap; Learn the ropes at the Kress; Snapshots: Chancellor tackles the tower; Live your dream of being a concert roadie; Return of a former chancellor; Fall Conference draws crowds; UW-Green Bay scores well on NCAA test; Next meeting on LGBTQ issues is Wednesday; Craig Mueller memorial; Research grants for faculty; Sheepshead deadline; Report: Whitewater dean didn't face discrimination; Open Enrollment for employee benefits: Please read

Vol. 39, No. 15 / October 1, 2007: Communitywide Challenge means a deal for you on compact fluorescents; Here's how your household can help; Energy savings... and more...; Coffee with Bruce; Friday workshop; 'You' tells Meacham's story; Kersten explains Green Bay political history; Burns' 'The War' is flawed masterpiece, Kaye writes; Noll services; Innovations in Instructional Development; Workshop: 'Extraordinary Experiences' in grieving; Dunham adds second show; A good blood drive; Job/internship fair for students; Taco Tuesday; UW leaders, Regents, students all agree: Cuts would be bad; Cap Times endorses bargaining proposal; Isthmus profiles Nass; Embarrassment? Or not?; Regents: Don't hand other students the bill on vets' tuition; Big-time soccer; Regents at River Falls; Reminder on railroading program

Vol. 39, No. 14 / September 28, 2007: Nursing Prof. Lorraine Noll 'connected' with far-flung students

Vol. 39, No. 13 / September 27, 2007: Reilly speaks out on budget; Institute's annual conference targets 'diverse learners'; Photoblog: scenes and faces; Shane & Garfunkel; Ohio State is actually Saturday; UW System: Majority of students rely on financial aid; 'Preferred lenders' issue dominates hearing; UW-Green Bay training OK under policy; Editorial touts UW research grants; Response to Madison threat earns praise; Accounting student helps WICPA; Italian food going fast; Laatsch on to 'Maps'; 'Clickers' a tool for classroom engagement; Statewide Service Learning conference; The rarest of Green Bay sightings: swimming Badgers; Phoenix women hit the links; Small Business Development Center workshops; They're Optimistic; Briefs: Phoenix, Entwistle

Vol. 39, No. 12 / September 24, 2007: Publicity for freshman seminars; Cofrin Friends present: 'Riding the Rails,' Wisconsin-style; Coffee with Bruce; Journey to Jordan in global newsletter; 2007-08 Theatre season; Reminder: Visiting lecturer on torture, CIA; History-of-comics lecture; Grant opportunity: Campus Reading Seminars; Futbol vs. Ohio State; TV-2 highlights Kress; Workshop: Getting your family photos in order; Jeff Dunham and a bunch of dummies; Herman's Hermits; Blood drive; Tetzloff and Schanen talk 'Four Agreements'; Regent writes on budget danger; Kaufert: Something has to change; Vet complains about benefit funding; Hearing today on financial aid, ethics conflicts; Oshkosh prof is critical

Vol. 39, No. 11 / September 20, 2007: Classified Staff Fall Conference; Lajdziak '79 in the news; Torture, covert operations; UW-Green Bay has seat at NYC gala; Campaign Blog: So far, so good; Here's the story on EAP; Planner glitch: Change these dates; Family Guy and South Park; Preview: Phoenix/Badgers; Remember this: Saving-your-family-memories workshop is Oct. 6; Tickets for George Carlin; More buzz for weekend's comedy shows; Home-grown alumni comedy; Student tix for Switchfoot, Relient K; Erdman, cormorants, perch; Ebola at UW-Madison?; Real story: UW gets $41 from NIH for med research; Marketing is topic of Small Biz workshop; Briefs: Bollant, Ganyard, McCartney, Ettinger, Rogers, Smith, Dettman, Swan

Vol. 39, No. 10 / September 18, 2007: Short deal for students; 'Comic Book Confidential'; Do-it-yourself comix; Reminder: aqu’ y ahora for Spanish sign-up; Less babble, more work; This columnist doesn't love U

Vol. 39, No. 9 / September 17, 2007: From a distance, students search for Fossett; Campaign blogging: The Faculty & Staff Campaign; Photoblog: 'Say Cheese'; We deserve a choice on unions, professor writes; Update on budget stalemate; Coming soon: WI Women in Higher Education Leadership Conference; Top student researchers win Space Grant support; Men's soccer team preps for Badgers; Eating Italian; Test for depression; Ventriloquist brings comedy to Weidner Center; Caliendo, Short; Org Smorg is Wednesday; Clothing sale; Reminders: Historical Perspectives lecture, Constitution Day; Brief: Lacey

Vol. 39, No. 8 / September 13, 2007: Student-aid legislation draw interest at UW-Green Bay; Hammersmith a candidate at Bloomburg; Learning the ins/outs of seeking tenure, post-tenure promotions; News from Women's Studies; More on statewide conference; Lecture: Japanese American incarceration during WWII; 'The U.S., The Cold War and Torture'; Constitution Day activities listed; Photo gallery: Xiong gathering; Nielsen to speak at 'Power of the Purse'; Warm clothes, cheap; Reminder: Lawton opening; 'Responding to Students Psychological and Behavioral Issues'; State Law Reminder; Do's and don'ts of Search and Screens; Some call for pinch-hitters in budget impasse; Wisconsin Covenant update; Catholic students sue UW; State band to play for pope; Briefs: Bauer-Dantoin, Hanke

Vol. 39, No. 7 / September 11, 2007: Kagen on student-aid bill; Calling all experts; Fall courses for educators; Be a Naturalist; Activities for Constitution Day; Passing of Duane Warner

Vol. 39, No. 6 / September 10, 2007: UW-Green Bay earns five System diversity grants; Passing of Craig Mueller; The singular story of a free spirit; Know your Person ID Number; Comic books at Lawton; Shay, Sweet, Gurung, Medland, Nielsen, Salerno to talk; Wine, cheese and a reminder; UW System teaching awards; Security a key topic; Xiong gathering is Tuesday; Crowds out in force for Congressional Medal of Honor recipients; Flags at half staff on Sunday, and an anecdote; Want publicity?; UW-Madison alumni lobby for funding; Dates set for state women's studies and LGBTQ gatherings... at UW-Green Bay; Said-Mohand to appear Sunday on 'La Voz Hispana'; Tickets for 'Morons'; Reserve Nov. 14 for Founders; UW-Green Bay, high-tech in local business magazine; Briefs: Goff, Terry

Vol. 39, No. 5 / September 7, 2007: A new Mission; Yada, yada, yada; Mouse out with Prof. Laatsch; More phone books coming; Or try a PDF; Authority on internment to lecture Sept. 19; Arts Management senior wins free trip; Italian luncheon; Green Bay athlete wins award; Photoblog: Back to school; Brief: Bolle

Vol. 39, No. 4 / September 6, 2007: Aldrete, Burns, Coury, Meredith, Phoenix, Rosewall, Sallmann; Outgoing 'Scholars' to be featured on Sept. 14; Your mission, if they choose to accept it; First Kress concert; Prof. Meyer in FOCUS; The Founders Association's Faculty & Staff Campaign; An inside look; Ticket demand strong for 'Medal of Honor'; UW-Green Bay alumni and staff in Friday concert; New-freshman factoids; Correction - and more - on Arts and Visual Design; Why no students in phone book?; Grill 155° heats up; Debate on college sports, TV; Dick Morris comes to Green Bay; Be back Friday; Brief: Kiehn

Vol. 39, No. 3 / September 4, 2007: Opening day report card: record transfers, diversity; Fun photo gallery; New: Arts and Visual Design; Cookout, standup comedy, and ShopKo; Reminder: Student services offices are scattered; 'Conversational Spanish' returns; International film series; Still a few phone books unclaimed; Weidner Center 'Medal of Honor' concert is a big deal; University Leadership Awards; New study says older alumni do, in fact, return to Wisconsin; Madison dean says tuition cap would be mistake; UW-Green Bay's 'commendable safety practices'; Virginia Tech notification system; Have money, can travel; If you see an NCAA violation, report it; 'Remote Desktop' for faculty and staff; 'Remote Lab' for students; Reminder: Free Kress Center use, for some, through Sunday; UW-Green Bay, UW-Oshkosh biz centers partner on growth course; We're swamped... look for another newsletter Thursday; Kaye on FDR, Labor Day; Briefs: Katers, Meredith

Vol. 39, No. 2 / August 30, 2007: The new phone books are in!; UW System draws attention to Shepard speech; Sunshine for move-in; Weidner Center single tickets on sale Friday; Rosewall makes strong pitch for public TV, radio; New phoenix is only for Athletics; Free trial extended on Kress Center use; Payroll deduction; Back home after second 'Journey to Jordan'; Embassy website highlights 'Journey'; Athena for Littig; Modern Languages students; Small Business Development Center, entrepreneurs; 'Budget committee delay irresponsible'; Computer czar?; Briefs: Goff, Wolf, Fewless, Howe

Vol. 39, No. 1 / August 28, 2007: Convocation photos online; Chancellor sees progress in building 'next UWGB'; Full text, 'It's not right'; Link to AASCU report on embattled higher ed; Marge Weidner is 'honorary alumna'; Founders winners: Andy, Regan, Fergus, Kevin, Ron, Jan, Social Work; Here's why; Of carillons, biodiesel and a 'learning commons'; Humor suits Dutch; Frost extends Founders invite; Emcee's wooden attempt at humor; Thursday move-in day for new freshmen; Orientation events

The Log News is a twice-weekly publication e-mailed to all UW-Green Bay faculty, staff and off-campus subscribers on Monday and Thursday afternoons, and to students as news warrants.

You can submit material for inclusion to the Office of Marketing and University Communication at Log@uwgb.edu. Past issues are achived at http://www.uwgb.edu/univcomm/news/logarchive/logarch.htm.