Vol. 34, No. 1-76 Aug. 26, 2002-Aug. 18, 2003 Vol. 34, No. 76 / August 18, 2003 Phoenix phacts to phly phast and phurious at Challenge II Jan Rowe sends thanks Click HERE to vote on book club selection Story profiles Davids, new master's Extended Degree awards first e-Certificate Tax freeze? 'Eco-jazz' scholar visits Green Bay Space Grant payload drops in Minnesota Photos from the satellite Student is 'ecstatic' Watch TV 2 for summer workshops' PSAs American History summer gets good reviews Weight watchers Vol. 34, No. 75 / August 11, 2003 Tuesday vote on property tax freeze Space Grant balloon launch 'Lost in space' Library Friends announce all-campus book club Vote here on first book A record year for Clerks, Treasurers Gathering to remember Prof. Emeritus Baker is Aug. 30 Memorial reflects eclectic interests Helm takes helm at Point Career Expo seeks exhibitors UW-Extension announces 'cross-divisionals' Payday ritual is e-liminated Uneeda 'Aida' discount? Reminder: Rodesch Vol. 34, No. 74 / August 4, 2003 Naming honors Dewey Schrader Space Grant students aim payload 20 miles high Launch is Wednesday... maybe Background on satellite project UW-Green Bay 'E-cards' make a splash 'American History' brings teachers to campus One nice Gibson for one special student Aug. 15 is sendoff for Jerry Rodesch Fleurant is successor Alumni and donor relations Update on Business Assistance Center $500K study of 'career advancement' Reminder: Faculty, staff get 'Aida' deal More on watershed monitoring Vol. 34, No. 73 / July 28, 2003 Doyle signs state budget News on part-time health insurance He's vexed by vetoes Seg-fee usage is part of debate Oct. 1 is Fleming's first day 'Millie' gets great reviews Power outage can't dim summer-camp concert UW-Green Bay sports and events center remains on track Watershed monitoring Master's of Management Zimpher, George to depart Blohm, too More on Wisconsin Space Conference Some states see 40% tuition increases Vol. 34, No. 72 / July 21, 2003 Teacher workshop on watershed monitoring More from the golf course Boettcher, Garner, Halvorsen, Laird, Mills join Founders Belated congratulations, Kristy Loiselle Summer camps are hot! Zimpher to Cincy? Parkside hosts super computer kids Vol. 34, No. 71 / July 14, 2003 The name: Liebl Hall Just like it sounds UW-Green Bay is 'Site of the Week' Regents finalize budget Tuition hike is 16.7 percent In tough times, Regents plot strategy British visitors see UW System as revolutionary Students of color get taste of business Friday keynote by author Taulbert to cap diverse week UW-Green Bay will host Wisconsin Space Conference Student leftovers go to charity Newspaper describes UW-Green Bay budget cuts Reminder: Commencement on TV UW-Superior's biggest alum generates media attention Brief: Erdman Vol. 34, No. 70 / July 7, 2003 Cable TV will air 'The Commencement' National recognition for www.uwgb.edu! Doyle pen is going to be sword 'Butterflies and Plants' Ticket discount for you with 'Starlight' at Weidner! This version is updated Library responds to Patriot Act New report looks at Wisconsin's tax-spend history State PK-16 Council announces awards Vol. 34, No. 69 / June 30, 2003 UW-Green Bay's youngest grad is potential Miss America Doyle considers vetoes Nicolet Room offers low-cost, all-you-can-eat fare Second Weidner Center finalist Chicago travel tour is filling fast Remembering Josephine Lenfestey Supreme Court's affirmative action decision Lyall sees affirmation Foreign exchange high schoolers Reminder: July 1 is date for lecture on students of color Vol. 34, No. 68 / June 20, 2003 Key support for Sports Center project Budget passes, awaits Doyle veto(es) Local schools receive $70,000 in Partnership grants Academic success of students of color is July 1 topic Survey says: We're doing OK Mark calendars for July 18 visit by Taulbert Spots remain open in Entrepreneur camp UW-Green Bay bears are media stars 'Grease' wheels into Weidner Rupp in Iraq Pritchard sendoff Vol. 34, No. 67 / June 16, 2003 Regents OK promotions for 11 at UW-Green Bay Green Bay will be base for black bear research How shy are they? Legislators 'pull together' for UW-Green Bay Shepard shares views with UW-Extension's Reilly Bayfest recap: sunny and mild Photographs Green Bay Film Society offers 'Nowhere in Africa,' Wednesday Wanted: Return of missing pottery UW System adds 29,000 to workforce Union's Warpinski heads for golf course Priceless? First birdie is actually $2.75 Baumgart will put it in park June 30 Become a S.A.F.E. ally Grant is re-upped for RCMS Vol. 34, No. 66 / June 9, 2003 FOCUS starts Tuesday Freshmen, parents will arrive by 9 a.m. Amnesty for tardy Phone Directory people It's Bayfest Week Event is fundraiser for Athletics, et al Friday is good day for lunch on the grounds Chandra Johnson sees action for WNBA champs UW-Green Bay: Cradle of pro players UW-Green Bay is co-host of Friday's education conference Education reformer Fullan is keynoter Regents choose new leadership JFC endorses new Sports Center for 2005-07 Newspaper coverage UW System will continue Economic Summit Lyall on budget 'costs' UW-Milwaukee tabbed for AAHECACPSTL Link between Green Bay growth, entrepreneurship New summer camp targets young entrepreneurs Theater students win awards, scholarships Miss Green Bay hosts music-camp fundraiser Meredith, SNC's Griebling team up for Botanical Garden recital A UW-Green Bay founder dies in California Hartleys were 'catch' for young UW-Green Bay Check here for 'slice of Outreach' What's new in Outreach? Plenty Sandy Johnson event on June 12 Missing: CD cases Briefs: Smith, LIR contributors Vol. 34, No. 65 / May 28, 2003 Images from a picture-perfect Commencement Misty Davids is first Master of Management Lost: a gold ring Wanted: Your help with Nicolet Forest bird survey Biodiversity Center is convention co-host Saturday's 'spotted owl' keynote is free, open to all President Lyall visits UW-Green Bay Snapshots from Founders anniversary Media attention for Founders One more Green Bay Marathon report Maybe UW-Green Bay helped set pattern on inaugurals Vol. 34, No. 64 / May 21, 2003 Malloy, Noppe are 'Featured' stars Ragan, Reed earn research/teaching grants He's Green Bay's fastest walker Orange alert Good news for Upward Bound Commencement: Clearly, a record Lawton has UW-Green Bay connections Human Development/Psych student is 'Outstanding' Philosophy's Barlow is speaker Chancellor's Awards for Olson, Weidner Dell, Matter and Rodesch Clarification on 'rain call' Here's the split if ceremonies go indoors EC hosts service Better late than never: National recognition for BSN-LINC Local honors for Peer Education Program State award for Purchasing efforts Story profiles Green Bay's own 432nd Wisconsin Ideas is entirely online Reminder: Kim concert Reminder: student awards program Vol. 34, No. 63 / May 19, 2003 Planning for a rainy day... May 24 UW-Green Bay closes transfer applications Outreach thanks faculty and staff contributors Plan for $250 million cut, $150 million offset gets Joint Finance OK Poll shows concern about deep cuts Summer will be no vacation for Biodiversity Research ranges from bears to birds to wetlands Ornithology convention comes to campus You're invited to attend Pianist Kim wins Public Radio vote UW-Green Bay students nearly sweep arts scholarship awards Weidner Center now a partner in Milwaukee market New season brings out the stars UW-Green Bay to host social work workshop 'Celebrating Success' honorees Green Bay marathon results Reminder: EAP Vol. 34, No. 62 / May 12, 2003 Kanzenbach, Herrscher, Bohman score raffle loot Thanks to everyone Heirloom plant sale breaks all records They came from... Chicago? Meatier event does well, too New Regent appointee is UW-Green Bay grad Tuesday's topic: 'Alcohol, The Wonder Drug' Art students win scholarships Stoll earns support from U.S. DOT Student Mary Loeffler Sheepshead Review makes its debut New course supports production Upon further 'revue'... 'Inside': Full story on Danny Winslow, autism Also in 'Inside': Gillett, Bellin Run, marching band, etc. It's E-asy, and free! Three win 'Creative Approaches to Teaching' awards And the winning strategies are... Five students earn 2003 Cofrin Research Grants It's not too early to plan for 2004 grants Iraq, libraries Two campus programs will take advantage of woodland wildflower peak Details on the programs Why you're not invited to commencement reception Picnic reminder Briefs: Ragan, Tabers-Kwak Vol. 34, No. 61 / May 7, 2003 Service for Novak is Thursday at Ecumenical Center Direct gifts to UW-Green Bay Alumni Association Today is the day to be appreciated, recognized Governor to sign contracts Up With Good Bodies winning team What's the Heirloom Plant Sale? Return your phone book cards Regents meet Thursday in Stevens Point False alarm Celebrating sun power, despite the clouds Vol. 34, No. 60 / May 5, 2003 Committee recommends that contracts move forward Wednesday is 'State Employee Recognition Day' Kraft, Abel land major NSF grant Employee perk: heirloom plant 'preview' sale is Friday Caution on plant sale: BYOB, and enter from outside 'Newcomers' talk teaching Fun snapshots of International Dinner Ricardo Vogt gets publicity Percussion stars play farewell 'Keep your day job, Chad' Interested in a Fulbright? Belgrade student will help lead international film discussion Snapshots from state music festival presentation If sun shines, high school students hope for solar cookin' Faculty, staff and students will lend a hand Trustee Crain is mentioned as Regent hopeful Second UW chancellor a finalist out of state AD reiterates PSC, Resch relationship Article 'updates' PSC news Brass groups perform tonight Vocal, instrumental jazz 2003 Humanities Prize goes to Engel Topics: vampires, Pledge, secular humanism, Montaigne Friday lecture: 'Elk in Wisconsin' May 13 event honors retiring Jerrys Reminder: Oxford lecture on Sweden Reminder: Opera scenes Opera at ShopKo Hall ...and on campus Click Friends raffle basket site Reminder: Matter Reminder: Last call on research/teaching grants Briefs: Brooks, Coury, Shariff Vol. 34, No. 59 / April 28, 2003 Top high school music students are heading to UW-Green Bay It's a 30-year tradition Faculty members earn teaching enhancement grants Sweden's 'capitalist welfare state' is Oxford topic UW-Green Bay a partner in June 13 education conference Note change in date, location Raffle mania Pack a lunch for New Music Ensemble's 'In C' Tout clarinet recital is Thursday Student music season closes with a flurry 'Arcadia' earns strong review UW-Green Bay jazz, Salernos win praise Mozart steals Opera Theatre scenes A Matter of retirement Snapshots from Shantytown Hugenroth sends thanks UW-Green Bay student is third straight to earn state dietetics honor Nekola paper is a pick-of-the-week Press-Gazette wants names of student standouts All are welcome at Oneida Sobriety Conference UW grants support three campus reading groups on racial/ethnic topics Here are the groups and here's what they've been reading Last reminder! Research Council requests proposals Shaw will step down at Syracuse State chancellor a finalist for Ferris State post USA Today: Cities see colleges as peoplepower magnets Reminder: Master's of Management Applications being taken for PDC program Pacific Rim Luncheon Nonprofit managers Borseth, Phoenix Athletics get kudos for attention to academics Plan now to applaud these students at May 23 awards program Briefs: Lacey, Vue, Kramp, Winzenz Vol. 34, No. 58 / April 24, 2003 Provost names top banana Fifth-graders go ape for Phuture Phoenix program Celebrity primate Monkeying with financial aid Does softball need a rally monkey? Rhesus time On a serious note, Earth Week Also, Shantytown No monkey business with Master's of Management session Runaway monkey update Vol. 34, No. 57 / April 21, 2003 The 5th graders are coming! Faculty members open their classrooms Organizers include Shepard, cast of dozens Riding the bus to Madison? Not so fast All-star cast boosts comedy 'Arcadia' The Lewis and Clark diet Web site invites book dedications A menu for exceptional International dining Borseth signs contract, opts for baseball Softball team just wants to play one game at home Important info for seniors: how to dress 'Ambassadors' designation goes to 47 top students Ambassadors program expands Humanities Essay Prize session is April 23 Tout faculty clarinet recital Senior Exhibition 2 A hawk, a snake and/or a skunk Earth Week, continued... Reminders: 'Caregivers' Tech talk Jim Hugenroth party News release recaps campus budget situation 'UWGB slashes budget' Reminder: details available online Privatization of the UW? Barry leaves Board UW-Manitowoc names successor to Baldwin Briefs: Shariff, Winslow Vol. 34, No. 56 / April 17, 2003 UW-Green Bay's proposed budget cuts are detailed online Vol. 34, No. 55 / April 17, 2003 We're 'Connecting learning to life' Chancellor: Student projects show connections Snapshots from the symposium New Web banner is up Media coverage Don't miss the bus to Madison Alumni Reception Early RSVPs include these folks Budget information is topic today President says Regents will comply with Joint Finance directive Financial aid shift draws budget attention Vol. 34, No. 54 / April 14, 2003 Grant puts UW-Green Bay in lead on watershed monitoring Media coverage of announcement From A to Z, Wednesday's Symposium features top-notch student work Announcing UW-Green Bay's new 'Connection' Reminder: Budget briefing is Thursday Images from the powwow International Dinner Key staff member to retire Softball outdoors? They hope Photocatalysis, premarital commitment are faculty lecture topics Grants in Aid of Research go to 21 faculty members More grants available Press-Gazette reports on UW-Green Bay budget situation Lawmakers tell UW System to cut more from central offices UW-O students approve new rec center Earth Week is coming Tom Stoppard play 'Arcadia' is coming, too High School Honor Band will join in campus concert Instrumental, vocal groups join forces UW-Green Bay's first History Day sends youngsters to state Salisbury accepts associate dean post 'Celebrating Success' is rescheduled for May 9 Study puts numbers to value of college degree Give blood Cofrin Friends raffle tickets Pacific Rim tickets are available now Teen Connection WPNE-FM turns 30 Reminder on Commencement Madison, Stout people earn Academic Staff honor Day 2 report from Regents meeting Day 1 report from Regents meeting Brief: Shariff Vol. 34, No. 53 / April 11, 2003 Chancellor Shepard to present budget information at April 17 forum Vol. 34, No. 52 / April 7, 2003 Symposium puts best student research on display Also on April 16: announcement regarding marketing theme Buzz builds for Phuture Phoenix Commencement: a quick correction 'Non-musical' faculty and staff will provide music on Wednesday Real writers will read this Thursday Books and Baskets bounty Here's how to 'scope out' the prizes and get raffle tickets The payoff: multiple gifts to Library UW-Green Bay's Web accessibility improves by leaps and bounds Powwow is this Saturday at PSC Alumni, students play key roles As always, veterans' presence will be strong UWGB has role in Wisconsin Indian Education Association conference Guest artist Two-Rivers kicks off Poetry Month with reading on Thursday Alcohol abuse: UW-Green Bay offers students self-screening Bus to Mad-town? You're invited April 24 Starting today: 'how-to' sessions on new University Calendar of Events More on wonders of Mary Ann Cofrin Hall: This time, the joists UW Regents to discuss 'listening' 4E focuses on PSC in Lyall interview The full transcript Students rally on English-only debate Photos from opera star's visit Community group awards Finance scholarships High court hears arguments on affirmative action Election results Reminder: 'Dr. Humor' is Friday Reminder: 'Radical Imagination' on Friday Preview Days Art Institute highlights new Outreach summer offerings for educators Think Pacific, May 2 Renowned infant-toddler expert The weight is over Briefs: Austin, Abel, Borseth, Noppe Vol. 34, No. 51 / April 4, 2003 'Celebrating Success' diversity program falls victim to ice storm, snow forecast Vol. 34, No. 50 / March 31, 2003 University Calendar is here Space Grant director eyes Mars rocks Recitals feature professor's music for (and about) students Students rally to re-open English-only debate Class project fueled effort Positive pub for HUS religious studies program Reminder: Candidates speak this afternoon at UW-Green Bay Reminder: Opera's Estes here today A word of thanks from 'lunch lady' Diane Romuald Arguments this week in key Michigan court case Be more like Wisconsin? Be careful Banquet for women's basketball team is April 13 Best season ever capped by NCAA win LSU plays on Florence trip fostered ties in former Communist countries Networking with Eastern bloc colleagues Student Life gets grant for L.E.A.D. Juliet Cole's family among those being honored by YWCA Meet us here for lunch on Wednesday Cultural Fair features UW-Green Bay talent Thursday is big recruiting day for diversity And Friday is 'Celebrating Success' Circle April 12 on calendar Stock up now on student art Top art students show work in Senior I Deadline today for NYC theatre tour Want to honor someone? Friends of the Cofrin Library has perfect gift What's an ombudsperson? H.S. group offers warehouse sale as fundraiser Dr. Humor Subject will provide music before Native American film showing Labor historian Weight Watchers still waiting Wanted: Secretary of the Faculty and Academic Staff Picnic is May 14 Brief: Kieper Vol. 34, No. 49 / March 22, 2003 Greetings, Dean Candidates No. 2 and 3 It's 'Spotlight' for Social Change and Development Reed pounces on Cat Island project Daffodils are here! New-calendar rollout: next Monday New mayor, exec will spend Election Eve at UW-Green Bay Commencement split? Only if it rains Women's History Month concert: Urbanmuse NYC 'Globalization' is talk topic Tuesday New: 'Spanish immersion' for teens More on outstanding thesis Cultural Fair promises big doings Major choral concert is Saturday the 29th Opera star will sing here Aldrete oration: 'Floods in Ancient Rome' Reminder on Senior Reception Lyall, Gottschalk address JFC NE Wisconsin's turn comes Tuesday Regents continue listening Hereby be it resolved: Our women's basketball team is good Building Commission reacts to tight times Student-funded Union project gets boost Kicking it around with the soccer teams Global Trade Conference is Monday at KI Shariff will present Brief: Gurung Vol. 34, No. 48 / March 17, 2003 Snapshots from the Roundtable Shepard shares views with visiting officials News coverage Clarification on $24 million in student aid Lyall, Gottschalk will address Joint Finance today Committee visits Menasha next Tuesday Phoenix game time is 8:06 p.m. CST For TV, see ESPN2 Opponents' season included life-or-death drama T-shirts for sale Borseth a finalist for national coach-of-the-year Chancellor's office hours All-Campus Calendar soon to be University Calendar of Events! 'Empty Bowls' is fully successful Weight Watchers Are you a potential severe-weather spotter? 'Art of Kabuki' trip to Madison museum Camp for computer multimedia specialists Theater Academy for high schoolers Internal search reopened for associate dean 'Health Begins With the Heart' Reminder: Wednesday's foreign film starts at 6 p.m. Information on TRIO:     Upward Bound     RCMS     SSS Vol. 34, No. 47 / March 13, 2003 This morning: Niagara B, dean candidate Fritz Erickson Vitae? Vitas? E-vitas? They're all on the Web This afternoon: Phoenix B, Regent Roundtable UWEC hearing sets stage for today's session You're invited to Alumni Awards reception Outstanding Thesis, by ES&P's Hodgson, looks at groundwater Biodiversity Phenology web page is a national 'pick' Wanted: comfortable furniture, good conversation Big jazz concert Chancellor's office Senior Celebration Blood drive today (not to be confused with Regent Roundtable) Think summer, dragon boat racing United Way says 'thanks' Phoenix a No. 7 seed? Looking ahead: 'New World Order' lecture Choral groups, faculty stars plan all-Britten concert Moran's new book: Ice Age to Ice Bowl Briefs: Austin, Cusano Vol. 34, No. 46 / March 10, 2003 Roundtable brings Lyall, Regents to campus We'll share time with Oshkosh, Colleges Click Webcast for sneak preview Meet Fritz Erickson, dean candidate, this Thursday Phillips, Mills scheduled for late March It's deadline to nominate students for 2003 Academic Excellence Symposium Campus Calendar will have new look Reminder: Faculty Research Exchange is Friday Photo Gallery: 27-3, No. 20 and headed for the NCAAs What's next for Phoenix Women AP rankings Loiselle magnifique! She's smart, too: national all-academic UW-Green Bay wins praise as tournament host Phoenix dominates conference honors You're invited for Kaffee and Kuchen with Germans Our exchange in Hessen predates Wisconsin's Spring ahead to garden planning Even more bio-diversity Looking ahead: 'Opportunity Knocks' for students of color Another date to remember: April 4, and 'Celebrating Success' Native American Sleepover Our bad: TRIO's SSS not an only child Radio personality Maino will get Alumni Award Shepard to help out on Empty Bowls chili charity Schmidt, Braun are 'Women of the Year' 'Social Competence in Children' Executive MBA scholarship could be yours Regents recap: No pain? 'Pure fantasy' Lyall points to $9.5 Billion economic impact More reaction to proposed budget cuts Fourth Estate takes second Weight Watchers ESPN for men's Horizon League title game Reminders on music, Cofrin Friends Opera star Simon Estes is coming here Briefs: Katers, Nekola, Roeder Vol. 34, No. 45 / March 4, 2003 Order tickets right now for women's luncheon More on Gabbard announcement UW-Green Bay marks three months in AP Top 25 Wanted: UW-Green Bay' s best for new Ambassadors Summer Art Studio offers changes for 2003 'Lysistrata' reading gets attention Vol. 34, No. 44 / March 3, 2003 UW-Green Bay is chosen as site for 'Regents Roundtable' Public is invited to attend State budget will dominate Regents meeting Budget woes put UW facilities projects under microscope Dean, Institute for Research migrate to CL 730 'Lysistrata' reading is at 7:30 p.m. today Part of worldwide dialog on war 'Lysistrata' cast is from across campus Singer/guitarist's concert has French Canadian flavor 'Bed-In for Peace' snapshot Theatre's 'Flyer' gets four-star review Crystal ball on future students 'Nurse Without Borders' speaks Wednesday Phoenix men play bonus home game Tuesday Tourney continues in Milwaukee TV coverage is possible First game for Phoenix women is 6 p.m. Thursday Best bet for women's tickets? All-session pass Title game will be televised Sunday Reminder on parking Tourney title at home would be first Swimming and diving teams place second Chamber Music at Green Bay features clarinetist UW-Green Bay jazz groups, ZIJI present Brazilian-themed concert 'UW-Green Bay keeps frosh on board' Family Weekend draws record crowd Student Life invites high school students to L.E.A.D. RSVP on Research Council extravaganza Alumni Phone-A-Thon is re-connecting And the winner of the 4-H award... Tommy Thompson Tufts busts spam-for-hire scam National TRIO Day 2003 Services provided by SSS Outcomes at UW-Green Bay The 'Story Hat Lady' is coming Next Equality for Women meeting You're invited to Alumni Awards Night March 15 Brief: Breznay Vol. 34, No. 43 / February 24, 2003 Manure-to-electricity project gets $60,000 boost More details on fall-to-spring retention record Examining the PSC 'Bed-In for Peace' invites your participation Shades of John and Yoko Organizers on same wavelength Notice: Change this e-mail to ucatering@uwgb.edu Doyle: 'dead wrong' to blame state workers From cookie baking to rocket making... kids 'discover French Revolution is Popiel's Oxford Lecture topic 'Nurse Without Borders' comes to UW-Green Bay Alum describes Bay Beach goose research Human Biology honors top students with Sullivan awards News releases highlight science stars Perkins will describe '50 Projects, 50 Weeks' 'Flyer' guest star will play African-American pilot Latin music, 'Moby Dick' on Saturday March 27 event features NYC music collective Preliminary Call for faculty readers/performers Reminder: Pfotenhauer recital Our youngest grad is now med school standout, Miss Madison Braun tagged as future leader by NCAA, Press-Gazette Another Office Hours change Four more days for initial Founders nominations Reminder on PSC parking Sports roundup Vol. 34, No. 42 / February 20, 2003 Lyall, Gottschalk speak out Students question tuition increases Statewide reaction An essay on a 'weakened university' Thomas Aquinas scholar will lecture Friday Busy weekend 'Teen Connection' looks at foster care Pamiro's demise is felt at UW-Green Bay 'Touch of Class': Faculty, staff volunteer to teach Vol. 34, No. 41 / February 17, 2003 Ford, Taylor earn honors as top alumni Ready, set... FOCUS! Initiative blends old, new Article touts 'First-Year Contact' Barry, monthly surplus sale get some ink The speech is Tuesday at 7 p.m. State's options limited for 'new cash' Last week's news on labor contracts On a positive note, it's egg roll time Meyer Theatre grand opening SBDC has role in Vue's 'incubator' success Finally, 'West Wing' episode is good to go Mark calendar: Faculty Research Exchange, March 14 Want a UWGB Research Grant? Apply soon UW System grants GIS is everywhere, including MAC Hall on Friday Tracking the mammals of the Arboretum Pfotenhauer recital has interdisciplinary feel Reminder: Big week for Green Bay Film Society Taberna film includes new footage, post 9/11 Wednesday's film follows Bedouins in Israel 'Flyer' opens Feb. 28 Accordion classics Sign up for UW-Green Bay summer music camps Got a question? AskWisconsin Encourage students to apply for Alumni Scholarships Reminder: Fight cancer with flowers Chancellor's Open Office Hours change again African-American inventors 'Footsteps' Broken record (again) for Phoenix Love your co-worker? It's easy for the Grzesks Senior Night for Babcock, Collins, Jessup Memorial service for Johnson's father A death in the family Reminders: Family Weekend, LGBT, Italian, 'Tragedy,' awards For sale: Joyce, Shakespeare Clarinet recital Miss Green Bay Area 'Thoughtful Gardener' session a hit Briefs: Braun, Perkins Vol. 34, No. 40 / February 13, 2003 UW-Green Bay will step up security measures Parking changes, spot checks possible Additional information on 'being observant' Look for additional communication Vol. 34, No. 39 / February 10, 2003 Al Rheinschmidt's gift to UW-Green Bay 30-year career spanned budget highs, lows 'Sun dogs' looked like a Phoenix Feb. 14 is cut-off day Exceptions Spring enrollment Straight talk from President Lyall Guv says UW important to future Newspaper offers analysis Accountability Report documents 'tradeoffs' Regent appointment update UW System offers 2 cents on federal funding 'Vagina Monologues' coming to campus Show is a benefit for Family Violence Center Gallagher's 'West Wing' date delayed UW-Green Bay play 'Flyer' has poignant connection Story on Space Grant, Space Explorers status Newspaper column salutes Hall of Famer Nate Barnes Friday night's photo gallery New: tax help in Spanish Correction on tax dates, sites Praise for Zehms, program's history Meeting is Feb. 21 on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender issues Mayoral forum A multicultural look at tragedy 'Rhetoric of Diversity: Rethinking African American History' Follow-up to slavery presentation: Web address Date is changed for Spanish filmmaker It's February, heirloom plants are near, time to offer suggestions The word on 2003 heirloom sale: More flowers, more herbs Saturday's gardening symposium Woman of the Year? The color orange New! UW-Madison is in on Universal Borrowing Copy Center open house Order your daffodils Holding at No. 21 Going for 20 this Saturday It's official: 26 straight Reminder: Beauty, Beast and a bargain Next alumni-on-the-road reception is Thursday at Tufco Final reminders: Faculty Development, Emmons/Nekola, sled dogs, Shepard Brief: Rank Vol. 34, No. 38 / February 7, 2003 Gov. Doyle calls for "heightened alert" Employees, students should be observant Vol. 34, No. 37 / February 3, 2003 Yingst, Space Grant react to shuttle tragedy Islam lecture UW System announces policy on military duty Voters say 'Party in Your Pants' is top chili Snapshots: red-hot costumes Doyle will visit Regents De Simone steps down Article analyzes UW System budget case Coming soon: 'Inside UW-Green Bay' 'Teaching scholars' Abel, Bartell, Fencl, Meyer, Kim, Rosewall, Maruenda, Ham Gallery talk features Emmons, Nekola, 'Distance Decay' Campus history is part of art Arf! 'Valentine's Mush' Sheepshead is back! Care to make a submission? Library offers new 'Searchpath' on-line tutorial It's a steppingstone to instruction Phoenix women steady at 21 Top 10 in several categories Team, fans put on a show Men host Cleveland, Detroit HOF, alumni game this weekend Swimmers head for Madison 'What Does It Mean to be an Educated Person of Color?' On-line: Scenes from the international reception Forums for county executive, Green Bay mayor Reminder: Up With Good Bodies 'Open office hours' change Quick takes from Outreach Reminder on sexual assaults Relay for Life starts with kickoff meetings this week Tori Amos tickets Italian Luncheon tickets Gary Weidner celebration draws hundreds to campus Faces in the crowd: Mike Pantalione Briefs: Nielsen, Peacock-Landrum, Miller, Rosewall, Witwer Vol. 34, No. 36 / January 27, 2003 White House gets what MAC Hall already had Newspaper story on Weidner Arts grants go to UW-Green Bay projects Nominate a colleague for a Founders Award Up With Good Bodies Give yourself a valentine, faculty Phoenix women at No. 21 An eventful weekend Alumni game is Saturday Former slave tells story Music's Honors Recital is Saturday Top performer earns cash prize Opera Theater at Arti Gras Artists speak Friday reception honors NAS, HB students Shepard office hours Student research reports Campus Diversity Grants? Still available Doyle will address 'State of the State' UW System academic planner Catherine Wyngaard memorials Gurung, students to present at Toronto conference Walter is a 'Great Decisions' presenter Briefs: Bauer-Dantoin, Fencl, Krieger, Lyon, Medland, Rank, Ritch, Nekola Vol. 34, No. 35 / January 27, 2003 UW-Green Bay mourns passing of Gary Weidner Celebration of Gary Weidner's life is at PSC Memorial fund established; obituary is on-line Vol. 34, No. 34 / January 21, 2003 Opening Day enrollment: 93 percent Check homepage, calendar for more news DOA shares ideas on cost savings Doyle names five to Regents Lyall welcomes appointments Some aren't sure Chancellor holds first 'office hours' Ortiz, Cuban documentary open film series Friday reception for international newcomers Plier recital Faculty Art at the Lawton 'Teaching and Technology' conference Later date should boost participation Lunch with Damkoehler: 'Sleeping Out at Shorewood' Theatre students score well at regional festival 'West Wing' has UW-Green Bay tie Men's basketball scores upset No. 16 still sweet for Phoenix women LGBT awareness workshops Italian feast University Leadership Awards aren't just for students Plan for 4th Annual Family Weekend Institute for Learning advertises research grants Grant-writing workshops Info session on master's program for educators Seehausen is new at PDC PS on the PDC Space Grant invites your participation Briefs: Liu, Chen, Shariff Vol. 34, No. 33 / January 13, 2003 Community celebrates King at NWTC Monday is holiday Former slave will visit Reception Jan. 24 welcomes new international students Chancellor posts 'open office hours' No more exclamation points!!!!!!! Phoenix women rise to 16th Barnes, Quidzinski, Wood join Hall of Fame Buy now for Jazz Fest discount Jazz Fest a recruiting tool Plier sings Schubert in free recital Premieres, director's visit spice spring film series 'Educated Person of Color' Feb. 15 gardening symposium Diboll is keynoter, prairie 'star' Moran book has roots in Hauxhurst Cofrin Professorship Students report on Cofrin grants Happy 10th, Weidner Center Facts, figures TV special celebrates Weidner success 'Late Nite Catechism' Shepard on Regents Text of governor's remarks Tasters needed: Chili cookoff is coming 'Bridges Out of Poverty' Nonprofit workshop Owls on Saturday Brief: Meacham Vol. 34, No. 32 / January 8, 2003 PSC welcomes 'Business After Hours' Block out Jan. 18 for Jazz Fest Phoenix women climb in AP poll Tough test tonight vs. MU Time change for road game Board of Regents appointments Vol. 34, No. 31 / December 23, 2002 December Commencement 2002 Commencement photo gallery Chancellor carves gift from UW-Green Bay tradition Vol. 34, No. 30 / December 19, 2002 Graduate No. 1, meet Graduate No. 20,000 'International Emily Post' is Commencement speaker Student speaker is new here Prof. Emeritus Mannino Blavat, Kargus are Outstanding List of graduates is on-line Graduate is first via NWTC credit-transfer deal Her story: from prison guard to counselor Enhancing Teaching: Bauer-Dantoin, Breznay, Haynie, Henze, Howard, Malloy Two win 'Geographic Information' grants Geospatial projects Thanks for help on Learning Tree Saturday's game is Internet radio only Better yet, go to the game(s) instead Seven Phoenix players make Horizon all-academic Correction: Only Art is retired Up With Good Bodies winners: Franz, Fatty Fatty Fat Fat Exercise up, weight down Look for next U-W-G-B in second semester Reminder: Friday's awards program Ec Center hosts 'Baccalaureate' Vol. 34, No. 29 / December 16, 2002 Commencement: Read it right here Phoenix cracks Top 25! Team is well on way to 26th Borseth: 'It brought chills' Spielmann returns to UW-Green Bay Sailboat elves visit Chancellor's Residence Join the parade? A Lab Sciences update Photos from the construction site Snapshots from Friday's Service Awards reception UW-Green Bay stage manager heads to ACTF regionals Six earn acting nominations Location changes for Friday's awards program 'World Food' students take on hunger and poverty Doyle finishes 'listening sessions' today in La Crosse Office hours Tuesday's Teen Connection is No. 50 Briefs: Ragan, Lacey, Gurung Vol. 34, No. 28 / December 13, 2002 Noppe, Gates, Benson are creative teachers 'Featured Faculty' to Haynie, Kubsch Hoops recap: Women in national eye With 1,814 witnesses, game sets record Friends give multiple gifts to Cofrin Library Group chooses officers for 2003 Bay Business Journal spotlights Management Master's Vol. 34, No. 27 / December 11, 2002 Legislators hear growth message from UWGB PSC project described Oshkosh chancellor is special guest Regents warned of budget ramifications Lyall makes statement Shepard comments Citizens unite for Higher Education 'UW-Green Bay on verge of closing admissions'? Yes, and no Kwanzaa Grad students get coverage for environmental report Vol. 34, No. 26 / December 9, 2002 Sabbaticals: Everingham, Hu, Lorenz Secret talents, and 'non-music' music Fiala, Scheberle get Teaching nods Reception is Friday Know any of these people? Red-hot women near Top 25 Thursday's 'game of the century' The no-timeout game Holidays? Give art, not fruitcake Employee campaign: Up 40% Meet the people of Phi Kappa Phi News from Bratislava Test case for affirmative action UW System shows gains on credit-to-degree Extra credit? It'll cost ES&P grad students, and an interdisciplinary project Students told of Cofrin research grants Over the years, 75 have been granted Discussion tops 'Butter' night Crandall, Daniels scholarships Programs date to 1970s Awards Night: You are indeed welcome Music IQ's: club hosts UWGB jazz night Classic, contemporary work at Band concert Opera Theater Students at the Resch Last call for Holiday Luncheon Vol. 34, No. 25 / December 2, 2002 Regents consider state budget Campus hosts major session on phosphorus runoff NAS, Grad Studies, Erb, Fermanich have roles Race, gender, class, 'New World Order' are lecture topics Magazine buckles down to business 'Spinning Into Butter' tackles political correctness SGA student suggested the topic The fall 2002 Leadership Award winners Founders take five Men's choir, guest organist highlight 'Holiday Traditions' Another tradition: high schoolers at the Weidner 'Environment on the brink?' That's question Thursday Research Council Awards: Noppe, Popiel Top timepiece Nia, Cole, community groups perform at Kwanzaa AIC hosts concert on Tuesday Percussion, hand drumming music Saxes, flutes Last call: Holiday Luncheon SnowBall is Saturday Weidner's December calendar Women's basketball! Men set attendance record in Resch debut Award recognition for Eileen Littig The door is open 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday Briefs: Roeder, Witwer Vol. 34, No. 24 / November 25, 2002 They're looking for a dean Research Council aids 18 faculty projects Gurung, Human Development get tobacco grant Thank you, SOAR volunteers A big basketball win in Madison Nation's No. 4 team will visit PSC Wear green to Saturday's sellout Women's volleyball Athletes, coaches featured in 'Heroes' Vocal Jazz Ensemble concert is this Tuesday Very large men's choir Art honors New Appleton PAC opens with fanfare Schenck, Tufco will host Alumni Business Receptions Changes for state workers' health insurance? Green Bay's Zacarias wins Midwest Emmy Need an ID? Go to Union Reminder: Kids Night Out Report on Habitat's South Africa trip Briefs: Breznay, Perkins, SOAR volunteers Vol. 34, No. 23 / November 18, 2002 Founders Dinner is all academic Abel's Oxford Lecture is 'Environmental Justice' Beautiful award Hussin, McIntosh, too Stokes will edit journal on reading Austin wins 'best paper' award Balsley's blues tips go national Kids Night Out with the Phoenix Wednesday is student art opening 'Dames' begins second week Phoenix hosts Horizon volleyball Friday All-tourney pass Reminder: free youth clinic North to Alaska Broadcasts: WGEE, WNFL and internet Guest list for Tuesday is 137 alumni Who should receive Distinguished Alumni Award? Give-a-check option with book drive Update on Public Television studio WPNE's Thanksgiving Day concert lineup Brief: Von Dras Vol. 34, No. 22 / November 13, 2002 It's Assembly Speaker Gard Regents speak out on budget System touts tech college collaborations Responsible investing, Madison admissions, diversity Sign is up at Point au Sauble Another alum found! UW-Green Bay hosts College Bowl Tickets on sale for holiday feast Cooking class Student art exhibit is 30th annual Art juror will speak today in SA 351A Thirty-minute 'Wabbit Clocks' show is Monday Silent auction Thursday at Ed Thompson Pets say: Thanks, RAs Jingle Bell Run/Walk Late reminder: Teaching Enhancement Grants More late reminders: Rosewall, 'Dames' Briefs: Austin, Draney, Furlong, Liu, Nielsen Vol. 34, No. 21 / November 11, 2002 UW-Green Bay gets Point au Sauble Preserve 'Critical habitat' for birds, student research Guide to UW-Green Bay's experts No truth to this rumor Another LOG on Wednesday Rosewall's 'Oxford' lecture on arts, prosperity Lakefront property Alumni list now at 135 Reception is next week United Way tally continues to grow International alum in accident Outreach launches newsletter Free admission for Veterans Day 'Dames at Sea' opens Friday in UT Free Horizon volleyball clinic A nice win vs. UWM Phoenix will starts 'Mitten Tree' drive System could lose $49 million with 5% cut Recap: Dem governor, GOP gains in NE Wis. Founders Board president is interim Chamber leader It's Give-A-Kid-A-Book season Chancellor's office hours Student Orgs: 2,200 hours of service Food Drive is Nov. 11-15 The Learning Tree begins Nov. 18 Wednesday, Nov. 13 is closing luncheon for Week of Dialogue Briefs: Fiala, Gurung Vol. 34, No. 20 / November 4, 2002 It's a record-setting year for Employee Drive Poupart wins Women of Color recognition Vote yet? Election Day is already a success Week of Dialogue on Diversity * 'East Meets West' * 'Aboriginal Artifacts' * 'Racial Inequality' Capstone luncheon Jazz Ensembles perform Tuesday 'Dames at Sea' launches Nov. 15 Tough foe Weidner tickets on sale Looking ahead Alumni get all the perks Reminder: Wednesday is bus trip to Valley Brief: Littig Vol. 34, No. 19 / October 28, 2002 Hot choice: 'Apply early' for UW-Green Bay Rush tickets for 'Monologues' Oct. 30 and 31 Campus has role in Mem Fox visit Fox Cities, here we come Office hours Candidate forums Reminders on hoops, grad fair, egg rolls, terrorism, peace Performing Arts gets grant renewal Golden House is charity First basketball at the Resch is Sunday Volleyball team jumps up in standings New shoe tree Vol. 34, No. 18 / October 23, 2002 Wanted: Comments on draft UW-Green Bay marketing proposal 'Seeds of Peace' is Tuesday Sorry! Basketball lunch is rescheduled 'Strategic Planning' and 'Spiderman in Packerland' Order Hmong eggrolls here More food news: Holiday meal Lyall makes case for UW System's place in budget Vineburg is featured candidate System e-learning initiative gets $1 million 'Monologues' casting Vol. 34, No. 17 / October 21, 2002 Campus Preview Days are Thursday, Friday Election 2002 brings candidate to campus Congressional debate is at Preble Summit: blather, but importance Capitol scandal Haynie will present second Oxford lecture Brown-Bag Basketball Lunch! Special Collections: 'Wisconsin in Wartime' 'Our Town' gets good reviews Chancellor's in the house Pianist Kim performs this Saturday A call for Fellows How's 'War on Terrorism' Going? Reminder: media forum is this week Soccer women host Badgers Vol. 34, No. 16 / October 16, 2002 Special offer: Badgers/Phoenix basketball tickets One possible budget 'fix' Thursday's Institute conference highlights student research Campus helps mark 'Clean Water Act' anniversary Faculty members are Gaylord Nelson panelists Nelson book has campus ties Congratulations, Dean-Designate Peter Han! Friends mourn passing of Ivor Rogers Rogers a creative force in early days Student satellites Celebrating as NASA 'promotes' Space Grant A 'call' from Faculty Development: Creative Approaches to Teaching Everingham will moderate terror forum NEW Partnership for Children and Families Last call for directory changes Want to contribute to trick or treat? Golden Harvest Ball Brain series targets dyslexia Suicide prevention workshop Reminders: Band concert/Lawton opening/'Our Town' Chancellor's office hours Cocoa at heart of thrombosis research Brief: Bauer-Dantoin Vol. 34, No. 15 / October 14, 2002 It's official: Social work master's! Kersten proposal win $822K grant for 'Teaching American History' Major historians will visit Campus, community partners aided grant 2002 United Way campaign Employee Drive Disco divas, dudes hold lead Testing, testing: Try this URL Nominate your student for December's best Minority pre-college programs get $53K boost Summer program will involve Oneidas Lyall: System stretched thin by increased enrollments Economic Summit runs through Wednesday Panelists to describe 'value-added' of Spanish 'Join the fun at the American Intercultural Center!' NEW Partnership for Children and Families 'commended' on 10 years Social Work's Partnership program has distinguished history Student choral concert tonight: 'Of Thee I Sing' Classic 'Our Town' opens theater season Bands play Friday at Weidner '9 Chicago Painters' exhibit opens Thursday It's 'Nationalism versus Patriotism' Volleyball wants to 'Pack the House' Tuesday Reminder on Legislative forum Briefs: Abel, Fiala, Shepard, Muhl, Blackshire-Belay, Stepien Vol. 34, No. 14 / October 4, 2002 Faculty research grants Mary Ann Cofrin Hall, TV star Spots are airing now Partial scores from Employee Drive '80s alumni must play catch-up Big honor, free Hawaii trip for student Moua Student Affairs mentors next generation Important: Dual Choice/Open Enrollment Trustees event raises $10,000 for scholarships Tuition control for UW System More Southworth news Peace... and Conflict Direct directory changes here Krispy Kreme, for one day only SNC hosts women in higher ed Chancellor's office hours Basketball: Madness, Maino and Murphy Lacey offers 'Food for Thought' Great news from HeartWalk Reminders: Ecuador, Blahova, hate, globalization, fall conference Brief: Shariff, Littig Vol. 34, No. 13 / September 30, 2002 Final FTE: 4,421 Gen-ed discussion Big gains in Work Study serving community Mary Ann Cofrin makes 'Tour of Homes' UW-Green Bay faculty featured at Brittingham Deetz, Heuer are on-line Chicago art for $20 Basketball promises 'Madness' Volunteer Fair They'll take names Globalization: Good and/or bad? Visiting artist plans Oct. 9 vocal recital... And master class, too Musicians from Ecuador will perform traditional music Wisconsin downgrades security alert Regent Smith: Collaboration is key Reminder: Security Walk Briefs: Entwistle, Heuer, Meachem Vol. 34, No. 12 / September 24, 2002 Author Fried is Institute for Learning guest speaker 'Passion for learning' is hook Inaugural snapshots UW-Green Bay announces 'Our Town' to open theatre season Season-ticket discount Ivan Yanakov cancellation You're invited to Union's "At the Movies" open house, Wednesday Jimmy Eat World, here Reminder: going-away party for Thomas Dialog on Internet security, Universities' role Friday, Oct. 4 is date for Administrative Support Conference Cultural Cuisine reminder Vol. 34, No. 11 / September 23, 2002 Make Bruce, Julie and yourself happy: Participate Great images from Inauguration Speech is on-line Recapping the ceremony Odds'n'ends 2001-02 Annual Report features stories of giving Mr. Student, meet Ms. Donor Phoenix women are Top 10 again Soccer homecoming UConn can't Rest its sole: Old 'Shoe Tree' to get marker Benefit fetches food, funds for Fido, Fifi International film series is back for Year 3 Film series is a hit; Society is now an 'official' entity Students ask Army journalist to speak on Pentagon attack Biodiversity workshop locks in on GPS October forum series looks at democracy after 9/11 UW-Green Bay paper artists make national show Briefs: Von Dras, Shariff Vol. 34, No. 10 / September 20, 2002 'Creating Our Future Together'... at 2:30 today Lunch? Here's how Please, come early for prelude concert 'Wistle, Witwer, Whitman Speakers, video will emphasize local connections Shepard on AM DWD Secretary to speak Kuepper is a featured guest, with Weidner Shepards' 'Phoenix Cookies' Program is a student design Other news: farewell to Cynthia Thomas Vol. 34, No. 9 / September 19, 2002 See you at 9 a.m., indoors, on the Library plaza Clarification on Oxford, gen-ed programs Congratulations, Phoenix soccer! Vol. 34, No. 8 / September 18, 2002 Campus looks forward to 'Sifting and Winnowing' unveiling A cherished piece of Wisconsin history Why we have a replica Great storytellers recall early UWGB Inaugural, Shepard, UW-Green Bay get big media play Ink, airtime for community service Test yourself: more Phoenix phacts It's Chancellor Shefchik, thank you Vol. 34, No. 7 / September 16, 2002 Chancellors rule Clarification on luncheon: no tickets UW System touts U.S. News rankings Social Work program gets new funding for aging project UW System's impact? Billions Bus trip connects new students, downtown merchants Check this list, alumni employees Two HUS profs to talk 'ethics, war' Feminist Majority UW Credit Union offers free lunch on investments Reminder: hungry pets Soccer showdown vs. Badgers Briefs: Coury, Stokes, Kaufman, Lacey Vol. 34, No. 6 / September 16, 2002 Don't bet against Chancellors' 'Wrecking Crew' Tuesday is community-service day UW-Green Bay has its heart in community fundraiser Inaugural Week: We embrace community Vol. 34, No. 5 / September 11, 2002 Word is getting out on Inauguration Students log 300 hours of community service … before Sept. 3! Meredith shares Slovakia experience Eau Claire, Point, Extension faculty gain Regent awards You're invited to Sept. 25 'Diversity Strategies' videoconference UW's Institute on Race and Ethnicity UW-Green Bay graduates here will gather again Nosmo King, this means you 'Ancestral Pursuit' … patience, patience Kenny Werner is back Special student/music partnership Report sexual assaults Packers skybox raffle Christopherson is chairperson for Prevent Blindness run, walk Leadership awards deadline is Monday, Sept. 16 Food for Fido, Fifi? Briefs: Gurung, Shariff Vol. 34, No. 4 / September 11, 2002 State of Wisconsin announces 'Heightened Awareness' alert Employees are reminded to be observant Reminder: Today's 9/11 commemorative events Vol. 34, No. 3 / September 9, 2002 Inauguration events Full LOG NASA has good news for Space Grant here Professor, student win Space Grant funds Campus 9/11 commemorative art on TV-2 Here are highlights of Tuesday events 407 Gallery features visiting artist Airport security director will talk on homeland security Soccer field will get 2,824 ribbons UW-Green Bay's Midwest Photography exhibit opens Thursday Show originates here, then travels Men's basketball announces first Resch Center season Re-seating begins next Monday You be the judge on parking Vote A change: Kim recital is Oct. 26 Kenny Werner date is 19th 'Chapter a Day' turns 75 Alum returns to Peninsula Players as a 'pro' Reminder: square dancing Taste of India Brief: Rosewall Vol. 34, No. 2 / August 30, 2002 FTE on-target at 4,375 You're invited to Thompson Hall celebration Alumni standout Pamperin to be honored Founders winners: here's why they won Chancellor sets open office hours for fall A record: 59 new freshmen of color Labor historian opens lecture series Series includes four lectures Stars shine in Weidner's winter/spring season Reminder: international reception Sept. 6 Former Phoenix softballer is new coach Phone directories? Be patient Huguenroth's idea is a winner Parking notice UW-Green Bay's Fiala is Tuesday on 'Tom Clark' More on campus 9/11 commemoration Contributions invited to art exhibit and video collage Reminder: 'Ethics and the War on Terrorism' starts Sept. 4 'After the Attack' series Non-profit workshops draw interest LGBT Faculty/Staff/Allies Job postings Brief: Bauer-Dantoin Vol. 34, No. 1 / August 26, 2002 Noppe is Interim Associate Dean 'Thompson Hall' to welcome first tenants Shepard address, Founders awards highlight Convocation Free ice cream Chancellor issues 'Report Back' TV shoot was a success Regents' budget includes funds for Rose, Wood halls OK given for University Union project Overview? Decreased state funding could limit enrollments Impact will be felt at UW-Green Bay UW-Green Bay sets fall courses for educators 'After the Attack: Our Democracy a Year Later' GBCI has openings for UW-Green Bay volunteers India is first Cultural Cuisine 'destination' Holidays, Italy and Pacific Rim are others Square dancing? Fourth Estate goes color, on-line A soccer 'friendly'