Vol. 33, No. 1-71 Aug. 28, 2001-Aug. 22, 2002 Vol. 33, No. 71 / August 22, 2002 UW System plans 'bare-bones' budget Mary Ann Cofrin Hall will host big shoot Saturday Web, e-mail are Inaugural vehicles LOG ONLine is back You're invited: Reception for international, exchange students Nepal, Vietnam, Colombia... Special consideration for late arrivals Pedersen is new Alumni prez Swiggum is a veep Spiders draw a full house 'Glass Magazine' has good words for MACH September 11 art is rolling in; where's yours? Column describes Weidner Center as educational jewel Future Phoenix Spikers club Jimmy Eats World Reminder: 'Campus Welcome' Work continues on WPT fund-raising efforts State Fair photos are on-line Vol. 33, No. 70 / August 7, 2002 Apply for Interim Associate Dean position Lost soles: Shoe Tree falls Shoe Tree II: The Sequel? Center for Organizational Studies gets $150K grant Biodiversity unit launches workshop series Spiders are coming, Aug. 24 FTE projections are on target UW-Green Bay 9/11 commemorative events Stock market down, requests for financial aid up UW-Green Bay researcher is pelicans' pal Vol. 33, No. 69 / July 30, 2002 UW-Green Bay will examine 9/11 via community forums Sept. 10 is day for on-campus events Gjerde will direct SBDC Final budget has few surprises for UW System A $3 billion deficit? Banquet speaker is RCMS success story Correction: Employee/Alumni Worksite Wellness Summit Brown County's largest employers Task force tackles WPT fundraising Seeking HeartWalk walkers Vol. 33, No. 68 / July 22, 2002 Tuition, fees hit $4K 'Wisconsin Ideas' is out, online VP offers budget primer Look for UW people near the cream puffs How does his garden grow? Check TV-26 Gurung describes health 'summit' UW-Green Bay employee/alumni plan Reception II Briefs: Ragan, Lacey, Salisbury Vol. 33, No. 67 / July 19, 2002 Governor on campus July 22 for Health Care Listening Session Vol. 33, No. 66 / July 15, 2002 New Web design launches today! What's new? What's elsewhere? Banner brings common look Snapshots from Lab Sciences Contractors selected Plier is named Fulbright Senior Specialist Tiny spiders are big news Press, of course, dubs Draney 'Spiderman' UW-Green Bay grad shares in spotlight Nursing student flies off with award New: LTE staff members are now eligible for e-mail Listening sessions spurred change Sodexho announces new management 'Lunch ladies' will stay Campus will host governor's Health Care Listening Session NEWIST, public TV unit draw kudos Briefs: Frisch, Plier Vol. 33, No. 65 / July 8, 2002 UW System agrees on 8 percent tuition hike Reminder: Lab Sciences festivities are Tuesday morning News release gives project details Lenfestey program was a success Vol. 33, No. 64 / July 1, 2002 RSVP for LS, please Groundbreaking will celebrate '70s, future Lenfestey Courtyard is unveiled Additions make courtyard 'complete' Conference caps big Eisenhower grant project Seven on campus are science-ed presenters Summer enrollment is up News on WPT studio Welcome, Provost Hammersmith Also new: Dean Blackshire-Belay Once again, Mary Ann Cofrin Hall is 'destination' Host to top high school musicians For Bayfest: 552 hours, special generosity Update on state budget impasse Phoenix will be represented at state fair Stout visitor has earth-shaking impact Still time for UW-Green Bay music camps Now on sale: Weidner Center Act Two Briefs: Abel, Fiala Vol. 33, No. 63 / June 11, 2002 Scheberle, Stokes are full professors Seven faculty members gain tenure, associate professor status Regents approve UW-Green Bay deal with Sodexho The story behind 'Millie' Bayfest does well Gottschalk is new Regent president Tuition? Wait and see Sell moves on FYI: State funding falls to 31 percent Reminder: Visiting scholar speaks Wednesday on Vietnam, environment Attention Web developers Last call for phone-directory cards Briefs: Bauer-Dantoin, Ritch, Hutchison Vol. 33, No. 62 / June 4, 2002 With a name like Sodexho, it has to be good Thanks to the RFP Committee Groundbreaking is July 9 for Lab Sciences Local schools receive more than $48,000 from Partnership Beverstein, Crain and Kuehne are new Trustees Eight win spring Teaching Enhancement Grants HeartWalk needs you: Care to volunteer as captain? Stamp out confusion! Plan now for stamp change Look for kites, fireworks, bands, sands at Bayfest Visiting Asian scholar will arrive this Saturday 'Contemporary Environmental Issues in Vietnam' is June 12 topic International experiences led to Visiting Asian Scholars Program West gets $25,000 grant to analyze insurance, environment More on manure-to-electricity research Commencement snapshots Commencement recap Congratulations, Paula! Student is one of 116 to get honor society scholarship On paper, UW-Green Bay accounting students are tops Vol. 33, No. 61 / May 24, 2002 Commencement moves indoors Local media informed Last minute faculty/staff members won't have a seat Robing rooms, staging areas A rare occurrence Vol. 33, No. 60 / May 24, 2002 This just in: We're staying inside Vol. 33, No. 59 / May 22, 2002 Mary Ann Cofrin Hall is state's top 'green' building It's moving day for Lab Sciences Your Catalog is coming Commencement at a glance Outstanding! Med-tech/dairy farmer is first from Extended Degree UW-Green Bay has System's first 'virtual' nursing grads Class speaker is 'Good Neighbor,' class person Bush earns accolades How we rank: a roundup of Commencement speakers, statewide Lyall touts 28,000 graduates Chancellor's Medallions will go to 26 senior 'stars' Students show Leadership qualities Assembly higher ed committee will tour UW-Green Bay on Tuesday Krawczyk requested tour for committee Bruce is "in the house" on May 29 See 'Inside' for lots of good stuff Experts List: keep 'em coming Outreach and Extension had a newsy spring UW-Green Bay book group featured in Kaleidoscope II Seminar on 'Hmong Americanization" Steak Fry was well done 'Change' Conference brings together Institute, SNC, PIE Weidner Center posts 'Learning Live!' details Damkoehler, Hagemeister, Lederer, Kazar, Prevetti awards Another award for a UW-Green Bay art student Admissions selects SOAR OAs Death of Patricia Kaufman Procrastinators: Have you heard about UW-Green Bay summer camps? Here's the lineup You'll be hearing from us — eventually — maybe It's Lacey Briefs: Lacey, Yingst Vol. 33, No. 58 / May 20, 2002 Celebration is Saturday — Watch for special LOG Gifts in memory of Abe Shepard are directed to scholarship fund UW-Green Bay SIFE team places at national competition Student Information System gears up for summer, fall Heideman to Valpo; Grzesk to UW-Green Bay State budget: 'Chronic Waiting Disease' Budget update includes news for UW System Assembly higher ed committee is coming to De Pere Habitat members head to South Africa Watch for fall programs on South Africa 'Habitat' project Bio-blitz results: 346 and still counting Chela Moore, '99, wins Phi Kappa Phi national scholarship Moore scholarship is campus Phi Kappa Phi chapter 'first' Blackshire-Belay begins July 1 Great crowd at WPS reception Note to advisers: Change in physical education policy AIC display features 'Asian Heritage Month' exhibit Katers receives Division of Energy grant A cheesy followup regarding Dairy State vandalism Brief: Thornton Vol. 33, No. 57 / May 15, 2002 Blackshire-Belay is new dean Vol. 33, No. 56 / May 15, 2002 Picnic weather Vol. 33, No. 55 / May 13, 2002 Two professors win campus awards for creative teaching Raffle winners claim 'Books and Baskets' prizes Friends sell 9,000 tickets Nordgaard returns Heirloom plant sale was a sell-out UW-Green Bay senior is state's top dietetic student Lacy wins highest state award No news is old news UW System: some good things Study of adult students: convenience UW Colleges may turn away students Chancellor's Open Office Hours: Alumni reception is Tuesday at WPS These somebodies are the best in Up With Good Bodies Tight enrollment picture, as expected Where are the cards? UW-Green Bay is part of Baird 'Bio-blitz' this Friday Math now has a Club Reminder: Convocation is Aug. 27 Local professional organization honors two from UW-Green Bay Weidner Center announces 'Colors of Christmas' artists At the Meyer, Weidner through June… The destructive power of cheese Brief: Gurung Vol. 33, No. 54 / May 6, 2002 UW-Green Bay names a provost: It's Hammersmith A death in the family Chancellor's hours are cancelled this week Three more sessions remain Council on Diversity is appointed Swan, familiar names mark roster Tony loves 'Millie,' and Weidner loves both Recap: Door County trip More on opera standout Wiltzius UW-Green Bay students "net" honors Top students earn Chancellor's Medallion, Leadership Awards Regents will hear good news on credits, graduation rates OPAR report is online Regents come to Valley New Music, Hand Drumming ensembles Jazz concert includes faculty combo 'Liar' was a true joy International Dinner Exhibit on 9-11 opens today Plitzuweit will leave Phoenix Mc Iver says "thanks" on golf tourney A polished event… Phoenix fans lose a special teammate Reminder to gardeners: heirlooms sale What's next, concessions? Ethics for social workers workshop topic Friday HR is future topic for Outreach nonprofit series Financial management is up first, on May 17 Brief: Mokren Vol. 33, No. 53 / April 29, 2002 Tuesday is Tech Talk time UW-Green Bay spells out Internet rules for employees Italian architects admire Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Final session in dean search Chancellor's hours for Wednesday The Door County road trip UW-Green Bay students excel at multicultural leadership event Lor lands top prize in art Another scholarship Spear wins first Humanistic Studies essay prize In case you hadn't noticed: It was a big week for student activities Phoenix athletes are all-academic More pub on new Management Master's UW System announces academic staff awards Who's partnering with who(m)? Lyall releases statement on latest budget proposal Ola! Cinco de Mayo is Friday 'Liar' continues Tickets remain for 'Kiss Me, Kate' 'Chungking Express' heads for West Talented violist is guest artist for Chamber Music program 'Around the World in 80 Minutes' German reminder Golf on Tuesday WMSA crowds are coming Saturday Leave garden space for new heirlooms Briefs: Chen, Draney Vol. 33, No. 52 / April 25, 2002 Kowalczyk is Phoenix choice for coach Vol. 33, No. 51 / April 25, 2002 News conference on basketball search Vol. 33, No. 50 / April 22, 2002 Master's in management is here! It's Earth Day at 'Eco U' Summer is a record for world travel Fore! Horizon golf is on horizon Wednesday: free ice cream Final provost session is today More hoops talk Open session in dean search Shepard's hours Student symposium was a hit Equality for Women meeting 'Thesaurus is not a dinosaur,' students learn Larmouth reels in readers Door County Roadshow draws near Seats on the bus are going fast Wednesday's band concert features high school all-stars Comedy: UW-Green Bay's 'The Liar' Soprano Wilson, pianist Cusano in recital Guest artist will join in Pfotenhauer recital 'Why no Black soldiers in 'Private Ryan"? Senior art show Students will rally for the homeless Shantytown will host 100 Here's how to help Earth Week programs listed Displays in MAC Hall's Gathering Room Topics for Earth Week brown-bags Programs mark Sexual Assault and Violence Awareness Week Ribbons 'The Local Face of Hate' Chimera self-defense Remembrance Walk, Judy Shepard lecture Public Safety program Take Back the Night Library Friends' raffle tickets? Get 'em while they're hot Wisconsin Space Grant update Teen Connection on bipolar disorder Town hall meeting on fate of WPT studio Weidner Center offers June trip to Toronto Phoenix is editor, students are authors in water resources journal Briefs: Shariff, Yingst, Brandt Vol. 33, No. 49 / April 15, 2002 'Extraordinary' work by 79 students UW-Green Bay partnership with Messmer H.S. Six faculty members earn research/teaching grants Earth Week is coming to 'Eco U' River/Bay cleanup is first Campus gets its turn on Saturday AND Sunday Special programs, displays A 'green' spaghetti fundraiser Sleep-out ends week's activities Fourth provost session is Tuesday First coaching candidate is Kowalczyk Dean sessions begin Wednesday Reception honors McClure-Lukens Perkins resigns at Towson Oneida film highlights local film festival Celebrating Success on Friday, April 19 Outreach sponsors cross-cultural views on grief and healing It's softball season Weidner season features famous names UW-Green Bay students get 'Rush' deal German Luncheon tix now on sale Chancellor's office hours Conference of disabilities specialists Wanted...corn lovers Brief: Rosewall Vol. 33, No. 48 / April 15, 2002 Reminder: Provost session is today Notice: Soderberg session is cancelled Four candidates remain for basketball coach Vol. 33, No. 47 / April 8, 2002 Dean position finalists Vol. 33, No. 46 / April 6, 2002 First Provost visit Second candidate Schaal is announced as teacher-in-residence Campus Powwow: bigger, better Latest wage statistics support Shepard argument Campus loses a friend in Hitch Senate finalizes third version of budget Regent President Smith explains budget The bus for Door County still has room Chancellor's office hours Program on Afghan women Spring Break a moving trip and NYC reunion UW-Green Bay hosts disabilities specialists Opening sessions is free Downtown Chicago trip this Friday is only $20 Milwaukee's heralded new art museum is Program is listed for Wright-Halloin recital Opera Workshop: Rodgers and Hart It's German on May 3 It's back! Cofrin Library benefit raffle is bigger than ever! Here's how to get your raffle tickets Say 'hello' to Opportunity Knocks multicultural visitors Reminder: Door County, martyrs Reminder: Van Koevering UW-Green Bay 'Habitat' students eye trip to South Africa SIFE team triumphs New Web Math, statistics and applications: You're invited Briefs: Damkoeler, Fiala Vol. 33, No. 45 / April 2, 2002 UW-Green Bay announces finalists for provost position Campus, community invited to open sessions with candidates News from Madison: smaller cuts for UW-System? Vol. 33, No. 44 / April 1, 2002 Lab Sciences moves forward — Rose Hall/Wood Hall is delayed — With musical chairs about to begin Chancellor's Office Hours are 2:30 Tuesday UW-Green Bay plans Door County 'Roadshow' Regents honor UW-Green Bay, WPS collaborations A rough budget hearing Research Council announces grants You're invited to Research Lecture on April 10 Salisbury on martyrdom, suicide Phoenix on Door County sprawl Tamales Van Koevering reception 'Cultural Fair' is Wednesday 'Cultural Fair, Part II' is open dialog Free development opportunity: 'Educational Change' Reminder: Videoconference April 10 Alumni reception at AMS is postponed Phoenix runners plan run Watershed management is topic Race/Ethnicity and abstract substitute Reminder: Phoenix athletes offer night out Students can indeed live here over the summer Weidner books Steamroller A busy April Briefs: Ganyard, Rank, Stoll Vol. 33, No. 43 / March 25, 2002 Recap on Senate budget hearing Budget cuts 'shake confidence' Race/Ethnicity conference falls victim Admissions un-frozen statewide Public TV cuts hit close to home Education, PDC alumni shine in Golden Apples Tuesday news: search panel for new coach MAC Hall is a high-tech draw Illinois Institute of Technology delegation visits Off-campus access to Library resources gets easier Shepard's 'Open Office Hours' begin this week Outreach lists many new summer courses for educators 'Space Academy' debuts Put 'Cultural Fair' on your April 3 calendar Meredith stint in Slovakia paves the way for UW-Green Bay performers 'Kids Night on Broadway' is Tuesday Alumni Association offers four $1,500 scholarships Bayfest is back! Mark these dates Please coordinate with traffic control Student groups invited to help Brief: Abel Beverstein testifies for partnership Vol. 33, No. 42 / March 22, 2002 UW-Green Bay announces thaw in Admissions freeze Vol. 33, No. 41 / March 19, 2002 Phoenix Athletics schedules news conference Vol. 33, No. 40 / March 18, 2002 Register at the door for Senate testimony We're third on five-stop tour UW System: We're not playing games with admissions Statewide, 11,500 applications are on hold Overall demand is up 10 percent Phoenix women heroic in defeat Meanwhile, Texas cruises Fourth Estate is third It's near-sweep for Merner, swim team Reminder: Great week to catch 'Click' at Lawton Look for these 'Click' works in the University collection Conference was a success Enroll now for summer music camps Computer camps are for 7th - 9th graders Summer Art Studio Summer Discovery returns for youngsters Students pay more for quick news on SAT Stout wins Deadline for Race/Ethnicity conference Two big Outreach events Briefs: Goff, Zorn Vol. 33, No. 39 / March 12, 2002 Correction: Women's basketball game time, broadcast Phoenix women plan low-key departure Swim team also celebrates Vol. 33, No. 38 / March 11, 2002 Chancellor will begin 'Open Office Hours' First session is March 28 Phoenix women set eyes for Texas Game time is 8:36 p.m., Friday Congratulations to the champs More Horizon League news UW-Green Bay admissions shutdown came Thursday Here's what UW System said Regent President Smith stakes out position Reaction greets UW System move Pfundtner and Koss are 'Woman of the Year' UW-Green Bay's first registration with new system is here Bookstore seeks essays for Women's History Month Kiosk: Touch it 'right' March 25 is deadline for student symposium We're No. 1, in daffodil drive There's still an opportunity to buy daffodils Agog over Google Band concert features O'Grady work for guest artist Cohrs 'Big Dance' changes Band plans Student sax Coordinator calls AIC a 'bridge' AIC display: 'International Women's Day' Cofrin Arboretum Research Symposium is March 14 Deadline for 2002 Awards is near Cofrin Library offers free workshops in March Reminder: EAP program on care for elderly is March 14 Brief: Gurung Vol. 33, No. 37 / March 1, 2002 UW-Green Bay plans new Symposium to showcase star students Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members Irish celebration is March 8 PSC touts 'Fitness Light' Energy kiosk to be unveiled at Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Student research targets photovoltaics AIC marks 30th with celebration Ed (not Tommy) brings governor race to campus Budget repair plan means cuts at UW-Green Bay McCallum to address 'state of the state' Phoenix advances Note time change More quotes on Resch Center deal Can't make Wednesday's film at the Neville? See it here March 10 choral concert includes O'Grady premiere High school honors band to join UW-Green Bay jazz Lawton reception 'Smash' opening Madison Art Center hosts exhibit by Wisconsin artists Art Agency says 'thanks' Details on Theatre Academy 'Multi-Disciplinary' conference 'Bad-vertising' speaker is on public radio ES&P grad students present at Wildlife Society Briefs: Borseth, Ragan, Lacey, Nagy Vol. 33, No. 36 / February 25, 2002 Farewell, old friend Arena Hello, Resch Halftime ceremony will acknowledge $250,000 Oneida support March 1 cutoff for transfers is record by four months Meyer opens doors UW-Green Bay theatre program takes 'summer camp' to Meyer Cofrin names stand tall 'Chancellor's FYI' is about to debut P-G features Shepard Area educators 'graduate' from PDC News release offers glimpse of PDC projects Campus concerts will feature O'Grady premieres AMS will be site of next UWGB-in-the-workplace reception Spring ahead: Heirloom plant sale is advanced 'Digital Print' conference is this Friday, Saturday Reception is Friday at Lawton Bonus: Gallery IS open during break week 'Smash' is play on Shaw's 'An Unsocial Socialist' March 8 jazz concert Speaker: Advertising distorts view of women Babs, Stowe are all-academic Phoenix women down Milwaukee Women open Horizon tourney as No. 1 seed Men hope for Saturday game vs. Butler Hall of Fame snapshots Basketball reunion enjoys revival Cap Times article addresses student plagiarism Free to a good home: Used media directories Deadline: Institute classroom grants Reminders: 'Evil,' Pro Arte Quartet Institute for Research advertises 'small' but helpful grants Another opportunity: Deadline for Research/Teaching grant is April 8 Reminder: Research Council Exchange, March 1 Briefs: Style, Wilson Vol. 33, No. 35 / February 18, 2002 Environmental Science/Policy grad wins 'outstanding thesis' Reminder: Alumni Awards Night RAs earn recognition at regional conference Showdown in Brewtown Bus to Milwaukee Registration open for 'Heirlooms' symposium 'Jim Crow' lecture "Language of Evil' lecture Pro Arte Quartet is next in music series Opera standout Wiltzius sets senior recital 'Digital Print' conference is March 1, 2 Gurung reception Conference on disability issues Student computer discounts Yes, TRIO Day is finally here Race and Ethnicity conference Last Call on daffodils Quit smoking Mark your calendar: program on helping aged parents EAP reminder Teen gambling problem Briefs: Shariff, Emmons Vol. 33, No. 34 / February 8, 2002 UW-Green Bay announces early cutoff for freshman apps Broken record: Spring enrollment New registration system is ready for a 'test drive' Moving thoughts: MAC Hall essay Lyall briefs Regents on Governor's budget UW System report card a mixed bag Accountability report is online Regent President Smith speaks out, forcefully, on executive raises Update on WisconsinEye Coming soon to your home mailbox: 'Inside UW-Green Bay' Fiala, Furlong, Von Dras recognized for 'Creative Teaching' Research Council organizes March 1 'Exchange' session Whether you can attend or not, drop them a line Grosso, McCartney, Gurung, Wilson-Doenges, Carter, Laatsch, Furlong, Burden Family Weekend activities are under way UW-Green Bay is calling out in a big way with Phone-a-thon Students dial in to alumni You're invited: Alumni Awards Night is the 23rd 'Understanding Poverty' fills fast Child-parent conflict still has openings More pub for non-profit program Reminder: Saturday a big day for women's hoops Unbeaten since dawn of Horizon Men's game is on TV, with the right cable Can't touch this: Hammer gets 500 Daffodil Days Chicago Kenwood Choir is coming History month event: 'African American studies on the Web' 'The Vagina Monologues' performances are Feb. 13, 14, 15 'Monologues' is a local benefit and a national effort Cast blends campus and community Briefs: Salisbury, Walter Vol. 33, No. 33 / February 1, 2002 Partnership offers $70K in grants for local teachers Regents meet in Madison Winslow is top gun in Chili Bowl showdown And here's the recipe Council on Equality for Women is up and running Students provide free income tax help UW-Green Bay students shine in jewelry/metals show Reminders: dancing, student awards, Family Weekend, Short recital Girl Scout honors Borseth gets 300th Streaking Phoenix women Alumni Day is Feb. 9 Hammerle just one shy of 500 Swimmers pull a fast one Vol. 33, No. 32 / January 28, 2002 Spring FTE is record Outreach launches new certificate program for nonprofits Free jazz dance lessons! Women's Studies plans curriculum discussion Congratulate scholarship winners at Feb. 1 reception Recipients listed Info session set for educators' master's Attention instructors! Library Assignment Alert Form is here Why the need for a Library 'alert' You can schedule an instructional session, too Special Collections/Archives/Area Research Center has new Web look Winzenz gallery reception is 4:30 p.m. Thursday March 8 is Irish luncheon Hall of Fame tickets Short percussion recital is Saturday Men's basketball gets a win Cofrin Library is touting Universal Borrowing State law reminder: sexual assaults Feb. 4 is deadline for student awards River North 'informance,' show is Feb. 9 at Weidner Brief: Clampitt Vol. 33, No. 31 / January 23, 2002 Spill forces evacuation; Health Services to reopen Thursday Vol. 33, No. 30 / January 22, 2002 McCallum's budget-adjustment bill outlines cuts UW System reacts Shepard communicates with campus Coaching legends Bennett, Santaga join Phoenix 'Hall' Golfer King, swimmer Benson get Hall call, too Social Work earns grant for aging The topic: Death Second annual Family Weekend is Feb. 8-10 Graphic design students earn honors Blowout calendar sale! $2 for 11/12ths of the year Reminder: MLK observance Showdown for first in Horizon is here, Saturday Reminder: Honors Recital Brief: Von Dras Vol. 33, No. 29 / January 17, 2002 Campus King celebration is Friday the 25th 'Tolerance' teacher will be featured guest Donate school supplies to honor King Community MLK event is this weekend Weidner Center near top in tickets Phoenix women home for four Jazz Fest is here Honors Recital Jan. 26 features best of the best Why so many? They're all so good Theatre program claims 'Golden Handtruck' — two ACTF awards of merit — and recognition for student actors State deficit projection at $1.1 billion; governor speaks Tuesday Reynolds was early friend of UW-Green Bay Lyon to retire Kohl visits Green Bay for Space Grant Changing chairs Campus farewell: Gegere Off-campus: Dyce, Gegere Off-campus: Cornelius Alumni support Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Attention: Jan. 28 is deadline for major UW grant program Briefs: Blackman, Dell, Rothe, Franz, Gurung, Stoll Vol. 33, No. 28 / January 4, 2002 Gurung, Logan are 'Featured Faculty' Reminder: Faculty Development Conference is Tuesday Award winners share teaching philosophies Rich Spangenberg's last day Say 'Aloha' at Jan. 7 benefit show Show features award-nominated students Damkoehler, Howe are named professors Commencement recap Top seniors Bookstore sale yields $ for Crossroads On-line apps are up nearly 50 percent Einstein considers UW-Green Bay site Former Platteville chancellor dies Jazz Fest is near Weidner Center management draws 'bravos' 'Fever' arrives Horizon is here Vol. 33, No. 27 / December 17, 2001 UW-Green Bay production earns bid to theatre 'playoffs' Say 'Aloha' at special benefit performance Irene Ryan nominees commence to actin' Imathiu brings world perspective to Commencement address Outstanding Student Ginsbach takes international approach Zimmermann chosen speaker Know any graduates? Newest professorship recipients to be announced Saturday UW-Green Bay mulls new admissions policies Wanted: Teacher-in-residence Deadline extended for grandparents survey Outreach offers courses for educators Holiday gift bag looks lean in Madison Boatright accepts new position UW System's Olien receives national honors Email correction for Weidners Star from Parma wins soccer honors Holiday choral concert was a hit Phi Kappa Phi member publishes nationally 'Easy Money' team cleans up in Good Bodies Foreign film aficionados: note spring schedule Final fall film is this Wednesday Cofrin Friends have book-lovers calendar Vol. 33, No. 26 / December 10, 2001 It's final: Employee Drive shatters record Sabbaticals OK'd for Aldrete, Carleton, Dutch, Scheberle, Shay Analysts predict state budget pinch Holiday tradition: library choral concert is Wednesday Imathiu, Ginsbach, Zimmermann are Commencement notables Top students set an example Reminder: all-University reception is Friday Laatsch will be honored for 35 years Candidacy rumors unfounded Lynch earns UW System Women of Color recognition Theatre program places five in ACTF competition … … And a first entrant in stage-management category Student art standouts Update regarding student-records project is now online 'Give-a-Kid-a-Book' Phoenix Bookstore can help Shepard meets with Humana alumni Employee/alumni list, 125 strong, is final Stoll: lukewarm on 'traditional' decor Elizabeth Kirschling Regents back delay in graduation-test policy UW-Stout claims Baldrige award 'Holiday Traditions' choral spectacular is this Friday Photenhauer, jazz students play Luna gig UW-Green Bay faculty named to county's diversity council Directory changes Briefs: Salisbury, Gurung Vol. 33, No. 25 / December 3, 2001 Regents to hear creative options on tuition Weidner Center offers Meyer tickets UW-Green Bay Faculty Development Conference is Jan. 8 Math seminar has tasty topic: 'The Greedy Cake-Cutter's Theorem' Kwanzaa sets a record Trade publication touts Mary Ann Cofrin Hall UW-Green Bay Employee/Alumni event is a hit Trudy, John and Rich; Patti, Sheila and Eileen Alumni take show on the road 'Lord of the Rings,' holiday fare Are you ready for some opera? Kaye lands NEH fellowship for Paine Ethnicity conference Panel features students of color Nancy, Audrey Briefs: Chen, Conley, Liu, Coury Vol. 33, No. 24 / November 26, 2001 Distinguished Alumni Award goes to 1970 grad helping those with disabilities Social Work takes lead in grandparents survey Service awards honor UW-Green Bay veterans Wright plays clarinet for Arlo's American music tour See you Wednesday, Employee/Alumni! Alumni Trivia: Stay tuned for answers Kaftan, Vanderperren had ties to UW-Green Bay Winter 'Wisconsin Ideas' has arrived UW-Green Bay nursing program gets mention Art Agency touts great sale Holiday Luncheon Kwanzaa celebration is Saturday New UW-Green Bay dance group will debut Regents approve pay raises for UW System execs Action draws media, legislative attention Economic Summit II is under way Bankers help underwrite Summit Student art awards Jazz ensembles will play Tuesday concert Percussion concert is still cool Big week for basketball Who's Who? Reminder: Intellectual property Reminder: Women's Studies book-signing Briefs: Block, Goff Vol. 33, No. 23 / November 19, 2001 Library is no Starbucks, but it's busy Shepard draws kudos for statement on facilities Protecting intellectual property is Nov. 29 topic Congratulate these students Women's Studies book signing UW-Green Bay goes to Economic Summit II Quigley was community lecturer Green Bay area in Top Five for growing a business Greatergreenbayworks.com passes a milestone More on Bothof: he's first from outside It's BUD-off Annual student art exhibit opens next Tuesday Benefits program is cancelled Gospel standout, faculty combo highlight jazz show Crandall and Daniels scholarship winners are announced Tine is running out on fugitive forks Reminder: It's 'Give-a-Kid-a-Book' season Students promote 'Learning Tree' Phoenix women promote youth Reading Week Friday is 'Night Out' reservation deadline Teen Connection Vol. 33, No. 22 / November 15, 2001 Shepard clarifies position regarding on-campus events center Learning Experience, D-1, campus growth are also topics Faculty urge hiring full-time faculty via Learning Experience Vol. 33, No. 21 / November 14, 2001 Bothof accepts position as new AD News conference set at PSC Employee drive sets record More on child-care committee, possible options Vol. 33, No. 20 / November 12, 2001 NWTC, UW-Green Bay OK more credit transfers Space Grant lands $1.5 million in NASA money Search for Provost is on Also wanted: Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences Friends mourn Chet Mastey Fred Will was fan of UW-Green Bay Vote yet? Contest names are actually pretty clever Richter staff scrambles to move 60,000 eggs Basketball Brown Bag is Tuesday Chancellor shares thoughts in guest column Phoenix athletes offer to watch the kids SGA to study childcare options Inside: Nate Barnes, Bruce Shepard More champs Well-received'Aloha' continues run Hand Drummers will be on TV Gospel/jazz standout joins Vocal Jazz Concert features faculty combo UW System touts online enrollment 'Race in the Humanities' conference is this week in La Crosse Tickets go on sale today for Holiday Luncheon Alumni employees: Two more found It's International Education Week Briefs: Dutch, Rodesch, Witwer Vol. 33, No. 19 / November 5, 2001 'Shepard joins the family' Champs, not chumps Coverage of UW-Green Bay and 'freeze' Political ethics, manure management are topics Faculty Research Lecture is Wednesday AD news expected by mid-November Kuepper says 'aloha' 'Aloha, Say the Pretty Girls' Employee fund drive enters home stretch Shepard endorses campaign Up-and-coming opera student is in the news again Literary Theft: Plagiarism is brownbag topic this week Vote here if you'd like to name tomorrow's STAR, SIRS, SOAP Not everyone sees your Web page the way you do Alumni employees List stands at 121 'Treasure islands' are topic of first Ecology Lecture Nov. 8 It's Give-a-Kid-a-Book' season 'Condom-Eze' and 'Lest We Forget' wrap up AIDS series in Lawton Filmmaker/AIDS activist will present next international film Series concludes with 'Dialogue Luncheon' International Week is coming Briefs: Block, Fencl, Nielsen Vol. 33, No. 18 / November 1, 2001 UW System gets flexibility to choose 'lapse' instead of 'freeze' It was a good first day for Chancellor Shepard Vol. 33, No. 17 / October 30, 2001 Reminder: Kuepper farewell is today Local candidates, former NoDak AD, visit campus UW-Green Bay grads working for alma mater Fund Drive sailing along, but would welcome a boost UW-Green Bay student is among opera's 'most promising' Space Grant scores a 'whereas' from governor Reminder: Video, AIDS quilt Disabilities, gay issues will be topics for discussion 'Dialogue Luncheon' will cap series Holiday feast is luncheon for Dec. 6 International film series visits 'Earth' Extended Degree open house Brief: Gurung Vol. 33, No. 16 / October 22, 2001 UW-Green Bay to cut off transfer applications Nov. 2 As always, exceptions are possible Names of AD finalists More news Tuesday on AD search Grants here! Get your grants here! Madison paper offers kind words for UW System Wisconsin Ideas on the web Economic Summit II: 'Economy at the Crossroads' For UW-Green Bay employees AND alumni Who will be this December's outstanding graduate? Help us find out Grad-school fair is Wednesday Wednesday is gallery talk/video on AIDS, AIDS quilt If you missed 'Lie of the Mind' last week, here's your chance Early 'Barrage' 'Brown Eyes/Blue Eyes' creator to speak on prejudice 'Vox Femina' is theme for UW-Green Bay choral concert High school choral students spent Monday on campus UW-Green Bay's Cole will moderate 'After the Attack' Math seminar tackles learning issue 'Pilgrim's Progress' is Bible study topic CIT offers free workshops for students this week Briefs: Yingst, Wenger, Nielsen, Wilson, Plier Vol. 33, No. 15 / October 13, 2001 Broken record: Retention boosts FTE More limits are likely International students start 'GLOBAL' newspaper Missing a Paige, Conference goes on Nekola's big little discovery gets a name UW-Green Bay Teaching Scholars tackle teaching issues Why pilot program aids newcomers First Scholars class included nine at UW-Green Bay Happy anniversary, UW System! Shepard play 'A Lie of the Mind' opens this Thursday Two on-campus alumni career events down … … And one to go 'National Response' is subject of Tuesday's community forum Weidner's Act One tickets now on sale for all Intercultural Center lists fall events And spring, too Chancellor's Security Walk to test lighting, etc. Counseling/health lists services to students They'll also take show on the road Film creator comes to campus NEWIST's 'Up a New Rope' is part of AIDS quilt activities 'The Sixties' is lecture topic at UW-Green Bay Boss's Day: Love it or hate it, but celebrate it Briefs: Rosewall, Pfotenhauer Vol. 33, No. 14 / October 5, 2001 Tickets recommended for Education Secretary's talk Smile! It's Preview Day Fort Howard event had 'reunion' flavor MACH draws tour groups New online 'Petition' marks end of an era Dual Choice/Open Enrollment Salisbury leads 'We are All New Yorkers' teleconference Lockard is speaker in first 'After the Attack' program Peace and reconciliation New legislation would create tax credit for employers paying tuition Pay plan wrapup Lyall urges fair treatment for represented employees Faces in the Crowd has a UW-Green Bay mug International film directors coming here Looking ahead: Theatre season opens Oct. 18 Reminder: Duo Pegasus LGBT group Wish your boss a great day … The University Union way! Wisconsin Ideas is here Vol. 33, No. 13 / October 3, 2001 UW-Green Bay hosts U.S. Secretary of Education Reservations are suggested Fall Conference also includes 'showcase' for educators Local schools split more than $80,000 in grants Jackson is ready for action If you missed the dedication ceremony — Walking on the art is OK, but why not stop, enjoy? Honor proposed for Perkins Walter gift supports distance learning in MACH Who are the Walters? Public Safety wins statewide prevention award News on PeopleSoft: It's off and running They're trying to come up with a name UW reacts to recommended faculty raises 'Plan 2008' update is on Board of Regents agenda UW System sets gift/grant record Brittingham Art Invitational Nursing shortage is topic of Assembly hearing Outreach forums invite discussion of terrorist aftermath Peace and reconciliation is speaker's topic Film tackles ethnic, religious issues International film series kicks off tonight Film-makers plan visits Duo Pegasus concert opens chamber music season this Saturday Alumnus will lecture on NFL,' Little Town That Could' Ko-Thi Dance Company Students rush to 'Swing!' at Weidner See the AIDS quilt, learn about AIDS in our community Fall courses for educators Extended Degree open house Phoenix volleyball ace sets NCAA 'aces' record Proceeds benefit Special Olympics, Sept. 11 Fund Future Phoenix Spikers clinics are Oct. 13 and Nov. 10 Briefs: Wright, Han, Thomas, Jacobson, LaPlante, Wilson, Kaye Vol. 33, No. 12 / September 28, 2001 Cofrin ceremony this morning is outside Event puts Mary Ann Cofrin in the spotlight Shepard pays tribute Mrs. Cofrin: "I want to know the nicknames" Weidner salutes friends MACH gets media exposure Perkins, Cohen return Naming announcement expected today Tours commence at 11 The Phoenix window is in! Ceremony at 2 p.m. marks gift of Fort Howard archives Event is reunion for Fort Howard CEOs P-G feature describes gift Vol. 33, No. 11 / September 26, 2001 Chancellor's Advisory Council on Equality for Women Dedication day should be sunny and warm Music has key spot in dedication Why M.A.C.H. 01? Remember to say 'thanks' SBDC project receives $35,000 grant Faculty Senate schedules special meeting on Learning Experience WPT will rebroadcast 'middle school guys' show 'AskABLE' answers disability-related questions New disability resources available in the Library Don't forget to pick up your campus phone book Reminder: UW-Green Bay AIDS quilt Former Deckner dean Savides is fondly remembered Citzens Advisory Committee has campus members Brown County Library book sale Briefs: Thornton, Ritch, Bauer-Dantoin, Pletcher Vol. 33, No. 10 / September 20, 2001 Approval for Lab Sciences remodeling and new student housing Vol. 33, No. 9 / September 17, 2001 'Teach-in' on terrorism/tragedy is Wednesday Student Life collects messages for NYC crews TV panel has UW-Green Bay flavor Purchasing Office moves downstairs Crane action Mary Ann Cofrin Hall hosts 'green' tour African-inspired dance project begins Monday UW-Green Bay pursues exchanges with Chinese U Deckner dean Savides is remembered Colossal Corn Maze: space odyssey An artistic rummage sale Stuff, stuff and more stuff Alumni Association elects Stoll president AD search group holds first meeting this week Pianist Kim's first Green Bay recital is Saturday You're invited to help make campus AIDS quilt Schedule for the quilt Chicago art trip is filled Correction Reminder: Fire drill is Tuesday 'Teen Connection' follows middle-school boys Gaunt sends word Briefs: Breznay, Chen, Clampitt, Shariff Vol. 33, No. 8 / September 13, 2001 UW-Green Bay observes day of remembrance Ecumenical Center to host gathering Supervisors encouraged to permit flexibility All UW System campuses join in decision Disruption affects deadlines Formal UW-Green Bay program is likely Phoenix Athletics events cancelled for Friday Vol. 33, No. 7 / September 11, 2001 President Lyall issues statement Ecumenical Center schedules candlelight vigil Vol. 33, No. 6 / September 11, 2001 Statement from the University, UW System Vol. 33, No. 5 / September 10, 2001 UW-Green Bay projects FTE record Demand stays high New-freshman quality indicators climb If you see a crane lifting a crane, it's no stunt Georgia-Pacific donation funds decorative window Half-million in gifts provide teleconferencing for new building Gurung and Haynie named Wisconsin Teaching Fellows Hughes is a 'Teaching Scholar' UW-Green Bay scores solid Tier 2 in U.S. News Visitors from China will explore exchange opportunities Delegation addresses varied disciplines Gansu University president will speak Wednesday Regents OK design report for LS remodeling 'Green' aspects of Mary Ann Cofrin Hall are praised New housing gets thumbs-up from Regents Whereas: Regents proclaim thanks for budget UW System likes governor's policy vetoes, too La Crosse, Madison, Oshkosh profs win UW teaching awards Kassel president visits campus Update on AD search expected Tuesday Exercise group for faculty/staff women at the PSC Any misteaks in the phone directory? LOG returns to weekly Monday distribution Historian/author opens lecture series 'White Flag' is first Lawton show Bus to go to Van Gogh-Gauguin EPA grant project will help update environmental database Georgia Tech paper science expert lectures here Sept. 19 Bye-Bye Miss American Pie — on Nov. 4 Suicide reminder Sexual assault reminder Caribbean tickets now on sale Briefs: Abel, Chen, Gurung, Liu Vol. 33, No. 4 / September 1, 2001 Final budget confirms good news for UW-Green Bay Overall, UW System gains 5% State targets 'high-tech, high-demand' initiatives Non-resident tuition is budget issue New courtyard blooms with Lenfestey gift Mary Ann Cofrin Hall readies for grand opening University officials approve student rush for Whorehouse Cruisin' with the Phoenix women New housing goes to Regents this week Conley, Jacobson, Lacenski, Noppe and Shay are UW-Green Bay stars Shepard wraps up visit Meredith wins Rotary grant to teach in Europe Union's cuisine series returns with Caribbean flavor Reminder: Women's report is now online Former disabilities-services coordinator dies Briefs: Henze, Morgan Vol. 33, No. 3 / September 1, 2001 Chambers steps down as Phoenix athletics director Vol. 33, No. 2 / August 28, 2001 Kuepper, Lyall, Shepard share Convocation spotlight New: A Meet-the-newcomers Ice Cream Social Reminder: News on Jackson appointment Dedication set for Mary Ann Cofrin Hall The new building? Stay away, mostly In the meantime, look here UW-Green Bay's Tompkins takes Madison post Sewall, Manitowoc's Crubaugh will fill in Advancement team adds three, including Pfeifer Dietetics program gets new, 10-year seal of approval McCallum vetoes will come this week Belated coverage of Shepard appointment Looking for a Superior provost Free 'how-to' workshops are offered at Cofrin Library Square dancing returns ES&P graduate has a thesis-based publication Briefs: Draney, Ritch, Bauer-Dantoin, Sweet, Nekola Vol. 33, No. 1 / August 28, 2001 Chancellor announces action on Equality for Women