Vol. 35, No. 1-87 Aug. 29, 2003-Aug. 20, 2004 Vol. 35, No. 87 / August 20, 2004 UW System president-designate headlines Wednesday's convocation, dedication Vol. 35, No. 86 / August 11, 2004 Library is selling books You're invited on a Green Bay cruise Contact Sea Grant to learn more Lake Michigan workshop welcomes citizen input Chancellor Shepard's hours for fall Nia to dance at city's birthday bash Messner leaves colleges Quiet, please... quiet, please Vol. 35, No. 85 / August 4, 2004 It's Haevers Hall Shorewood Raffle winners Reilly on radio Take off Friday, go to the Fair Who wants to be a pageant judge? BioBlitz at Baird Creek UWM dean is also planning director Brief: Emmons Vol. 35, No. 84 / July 30, 2004 Shepard appoints two new Trustees Harden has extensive UW-Green Bay ties Open house is Sept. 16 for Downtown Learning Center Blue-collar comic White sells tickets, fast Sager Tract honors NAS pioneer More on Sager, 20-acre parcel Summer seminars feature prominent historians UW-Green Bay students dominate System's 'cover shots' Reilly on TV tonight Editorial writers weigh in TABOR tabled Peacock-Landrum has details on grants from Campus Compact UW System, WTCS partner on more graduates Shorewood raffle tickets? Get 'em by 5:45 p.m. Monday Odds are pretty good Vol. 35, No. 83 / July 26, 2004 Regent committee recommends UW System president be promoted from within Vol. 35, No. 82 / July 21, 2004 Lyall successor could be named this week Sweet in running for Poet Laureate ESPN, men's hoops Suamico woman wins Weidner contest Municipal Clerks/Treasurers makes impact downtown Wanted: more financial aid U.S. Passport service Jay Harris Brief: Meredith Vol. 35, No. 81 / July 14, 2004 Possible presidents Classified spending Clerks, treasurers and crowds Shorewood Amateur golf Watershed monitoring workshop Human Biology moves and... Twisted weather Vol. 35, No. 80 / July 9, 2004 Notice of ticket availability for presidential visit to Green Bay area Vol. 35, No. 79 / July 7, 2004 Angelou, Albright, Pearl, Rivers to lecture at Weidner NASA to Space Grant: Roger, AOK Praise for 'UW-Green Bay Downtown' 'Wisconsin Ideas' is here Horizon League's highest honor goes to Tomlinson She's second Phoenix winner in two years Fall Founders Dinner New Classified Council meets Wednesday Appleton editorial agrees on 'brain drain' You read it here first: 'Diversity Circles' Newspaper highlights Fiala book on pacifism Four students earn Extended Degree scholarships Scholarships have interesting histories Vol. 35, No. 78 / July 1, 2004 Washington Commons Big news First offerings: emergency management The case of the vending machine 'free cash' Ghost hunters in the Cofrin Library Lawson is awesome Ashmann to study environmental ed in rural K-12 'Brain drain' tied to tuition? Safety training on July 12 The master plan Summer enrollment is 883 Reminder on Shorewood raffle Honor for Peterson Brief: Jeffreys Vol. 35, No. 77 / June 23, 2004 New grant brings 'Diversity Circles' here Timely book: Fiala examines war, peace, philosophy Eat a brat, wash your car, support Upward Bound Up close and personal with dragonflies A 6% sales tax to fund K-12? 'Finding aid a tough task in UW System' State's Division I programs will play D-IIIs River Falls search Brief: Stokes Vol. 35, No. 76 / June 21, 2004 Chen, Zorn win UW System research awards Regents approve promotions, tenure for eight at UW-Green Bay Staff asks for patience as Lawson roll-out nears Get the scoop on sweet treat Find flavors on Internet Slovakia program gets great reviews Boyer lands full-time spot Former Michigan State standout joins Kowalczyk's staff Hoelz is latest in long line of Phoenix academic all-Americans Newspapers react to budget cuts, tuition hikes Economic Summit takes a year off Vol. 35, No. 75 / June 11, 2004 Regent warning: Enrollment cuts are next Tuition at UW-Green Bay passes $5,000 Outreach eyes center at Washington Commons Connect for Lunch! Thursday with Slovakia, Meredith Institute funding help local school teachers, agencies Six-year total nears $500,000 Fergus Hughes appointment It's new: The Classified Staff Advisory Council Who they are, and when Their mission Money off on Shorewood food Regents re-elect leaders Phoenix third in Horizon all-sports Richter, friend of UW-Green Bay collection, dies He's got mad strides Brief: Stokes Vol. 35, No. 74 / June 8, 2004 FOCUS folks are here It's all about retention Updates on University Dining, Singh, Buttke Education students help McGraw-Hill test CD-ROM Shorewood Golf raffle has your tickets to PGA The Phoenix Grill Company Bayfest opens Thursday In: Coupons for Bellin runners In: New freshmen Out: Friday afternoon hours UW System's FY 05 budget will make news this week TABOR delay SAFE Ally training on June 25 Students from UW-Green Bay history regional advance to nationals Doyle nominates two new regents Newspaper columnist praises Lyall on economy Sundance takes scholarship It's essential: another LOG this Friday Vol. 35, No. 73 / May 27, 2004 Profs. Abel, Fermanich, Fencl, Gurung earn Research Council grants A national cover for MAC Hall! Golf outing season starts June 12 Event benefits Alumni scholarship fund Raffle winners include one from campus Cofrin Library is big winner Lab Sciences 'move-in' starts June 7 Energy experts visit campus Worth repeating: closures of ES Building Rotary supports Biz 4 Youth camp A watched Kettl leaves, nonetheless Thompson 'candidacy' talk fuels media kerfuffle Vol. 35, No. 72 / May 25, 2004 UW-Green Bay remembers Samuel Johnson Entrepreneurial environmentalist, and quotable Reminders: raffle, Gutowski Germantown sets 'record' for band camp buy-in Meyer Theatre moves Weidner season is long on big names Lineup offers 90 shots of 'Triple Espresso' Chandelier is chromatic Chihuly Update on search for Lyall successor Leadership Institute Vol. 35, No. 71 / May 21, 2004 Use Web for 2 cents worth on UW-Green Bay master plan Dr. Weidner's commencement address Fantastic work by set-up crews New banners, main boulevard Marinetti is Teacher-in-Residence Outreach shares Green Bay's award for international business Packers-Phoenix link sizzles UW System night at Miller Park Ticket deadline Books & Baskets drawing on Tuesday First Watershed Summit showcases high school researchers Eggs 'n' spam Briefs: Ganyard, Meredith, Plier, Noppe, Bartell Vol. 35, No. 70 / May 13, 2004 Graduating class will include 675 students Founding Chancellor Weidner to be commencement speaker In case of rain... How ceremony would be split Alumni Association honors Krepline Human Development and Theater student to speak Chancellor's Awards for Meyer, Chernicks Four faculty members to receive emeritus status Ecumenical Center to host service, brunch Chancellor's Medallions for 23 Student receives Phi Kappa Phi fellowship Thirty-two students cited as leaders A commencement fixture to be missing Around the UW System Vol. 35, No. 69 / May 10, 2004 Weidner to give commencement address Annual campus cookout a big hit Six from UWGB named "Wisconsin Idea Fellows" Career Services receives Main Street award Gutowski retiring; successor starts today Weidner Center season winding down Chandelier by famous artist to hang at Weidner Authors highlighted at Founders' event Center for Biodiversity hosts workshop on ponds City Web site adds Sesquicentennial feature Search for Lyall successor continues UW-Marinette has new dean Campus planning focus of Press-Gazette story Board of Regents updates credit transfer policy Volleyball team honored for community service 16 student-athletes receive academic laurels Phoenix-Packers Steak Fry is May 18 Softball team earns 6th seed Friends raffle continues through May 24 Faculty/staff reminded to check directory cards Latest Inside in your mailbox soon Brief: Gurung Vol. 35, No. 68 / May 3, 2004 Wednesday's cookout is indoors John Baumgart? We thought he retired last year! Employee No. 1 will be honored Gov. Doyle offers a little appreciation Profs. Kersten, VonDras are 'Creative' Reminder: Founders' focus is authorship 13 faculty earn Teaching Enhancement Grants Remembrance for Jerry Dell is Saturday Receptions aplenty Best wishes to staff members Buy Mom a Library raffle ticket! U-Rah-Rah, Wisconsin Panthers gear hits pavement with Sen. Kerry Wear your colors this Friday UW System's best mascot: The Mighty Wombat Phoenix softball team calls it a spring Men's tennis just misses NCAA bid UW-Madison opera professor stars in final Chamber Concert All that jazz New Music, Drumming Chancellor's hours cancelled Getting where you need to go — on the Web Cash available for camps Interim dean position is posted Point Creek gains 400 hardwoods Posters session is a hit A closer look Listen and be heard at campus technology forum Sneak peek at the survey Economic potential of area higher then perceived Montoya resigns UWSIRE Missing from the UW picture — children of immigrants Wisconsin Idea 'fellows' announced this week Editorial writer: blame booze, not serial killer How-to book Reminder: Safety training Reminder: Campus plan, PSC plans Briefs: Hammersmith, Nair Vol. 35, No. 67 / April 26, 2004 Breznay, Chen, Fermanich, Fitzpatrick, Gates, Russ, Vespia UW-Green Bay is granted charter for business honor society Clampitt's 'Communication Tip' Deadline for Research Council grants UW-Green Bay volleyball to play Paralympic team, sitting down No bull P-G looks at student-led courses Students display work at Capitol Rotunda UW System leaders, governor proclaim value in research Stars shine in Madison Like, wow! A '60s-look 'Magic Flute' Theatre production is 'nonsense,' and that's good Buy some books Haymarket remembered History Day winners advance Phi Eta Sigma Reminder: Spirit Day is May 7 Join us for a mass photo opportunity Patrick has spirit, yes he does... Zaid has spirit, yes he does... More bad colors A trend in salaries TA walkout in Madison? Habitat Shantytown 'Women in Russia' You don't need to fly to Mexico Required Safety Training for New Employees Vol. 35, No. 66 / April 23, 2004 University community mourns Jerry Dell Solar heating panels at sports center part of DOA project Pakistani educators leave for home Vol. 35, No. 65 / April 22, 2004 C-Span bus offers free, high-tech tours Vol. 35, No. 64 / April 19, 2004 Wednesday's lectures: Nielsen, Furlong, Kraft Recapping the Academic Symposium Media coverage Busy 'Earth Week' These losers were winners Raffle time for Friends of the Cofrin Library! Getchyer tickets right here Return the cards, please Error on color left UW-L grad feeling blue Asian/Pacific Islander heritage celebrated next week Hispanic Alumni Panel Visiting scholar speaks on global revolution, detente International Dinner Faculty salaries at lowest percentage increase in decades Editorial praises regional approach with UW-O Newspaper describes minority enrollment challenge New law bans smoking at dorms, residence halls Interim leader at River Falls Phoenix Chorale gets mention on Italian Web site UWGB Bands and State Honors band combine for spring concert Senior Art No. 2 opens Slamming doors, big laughs in 'Noises' Phoenix tennis Bargain Book Sale Reminder: tax-sheltered annuity workshop Campus cookout is May 5 Intercultural Dance Festival, this weekend Newspaper interview $1 tickets available for those unable to pay full price Last chance on Cultural Cuisine tickets 'Have Money — Can Travel!' says academic staff committee Brief: Meredith Vol. 35, No. 63 / April 15, 2004 Selection of interim dean will be timed for July 1 start Architects chosen for sports and events center concept work Final list: recent faculty authors Vol. 35, No. 62 / April 12, 2004 Students show 'A' work No free lunch? Picnic is May 5 Lyall snapshots Outgoing prez suggests student bill of rights Faculty authors, reveal yourselves Coming up - Asian/Pacific Islander Heritage Week Dance festival tickets Heirloom vegetables bite the dust Miss Green Bay, Roadhouse partner for Phuture Phoenix Love to laugh? Don't miss 'Noises Off' Stars know the '411' All-star cast 'We've got spirit, yes we do...' Pop quiz: Anyone know UW-Stout's official colors? Pet care workshop is Saturday Student-athletes "encompass" Big Event Leave your kids with the Phoenix Tickets available for bus trip to Ancient Egypt Reminder: Meredith, 'Casa Guidi' Reminder: 'Propaganda' lecture Be a SAFE Ally Brief: Rodriguez Cadena Vol. 35, No. 61 / April 8, 2004 Lyall reminder Praise for UW System administration UW Extension promotes Horton More great honors for Fourth Estate Powwow is Saturday 'Right-Wing Propaganda,' he calls it Social Work students generate publicity, on two different projects UW-Green Bay gets ink in Race and Ethnicity newsletter Abel report selected for scholarship feature Meacham, Vescio get curriculum grant Report highlights Olson-Coates group Carnegie Scholar is guest speaker for 'Deeper Understanding' teaching talk Earth Week System will hire outside legal adviser on public-meeting requirements Meanwhile... Students take textile show to St. Mary's Hospital Tickets on sale Monday for Mexican Lunch Lunch bonus: the outstanding Ricardo Vogt WBAY-TV covers campus safety efforts More golf news: Shorewood's WSGA status means more discounts Still more golf news: a Shorewood golf library Women host Butler Required Safety Training for New Employees Briefs: Lacey, Mulroney, McIntosh Vol. 35, No. 60 / April 5, 2004 Snapshots of Laatsch honor, Extended Degree's 25th Room 237 is no Yukon, but a big deal nonetheless Celebrating nontraditional education Another LOG on Thursday Regional History Day for young visitors UW-Green Bay students attend Global Trade Conference C-Span is coming here Meredith recital Getting your name in the hat for UW System top spot Stevens Point names first woman chancellor UWM, UWL get Regents staff awards Taboo TABOR? Memorial service Tuesday's program promises powwow primer Phoenix Bookstore is closed Saturday... ... but open for big bargains, International Dinner is coming up soon International Dance Festival tickets Open early, Shorewood offers deals Reminder on Patriot Act 'Phoenix Forum' gets some pub Sauerhammer, Lawton visit Connecting for Lunch Spring break 2005 in NYC? Tobacco Coalition plans movie night 'Teen Connection' wrestles with bullying 'The Riddler,' Hal Holbrook, RiverDance... and more Briefs: Ganyard, Littig, Terry Vol. 35, No. 59 / March 29, 2004 Barbara Lawton, Tina Sauerhammer to visit Tuesday Chancellor speaks at Lydecker service The odds against 4th & 26? UW-Green Bay professors knew Laatsch dedication highlights Extended Degree's 25th Cofrin Library survey Snapshots: Japanese delegation at MAC Hall 20/20 follows 'Porn Nation' speaker to Green Bay Preview Day Regents to talk diversity Congratulations, Vocal Jazz Ensemble Scheberle class organizes 'Phoenix Forum' on democracy Conference presentation features papers co-authored by students Tickets for April 24 International Dance Festival PDC banquet honors seven Film Society brings noted director to Green Bay 'Stone's Throw' follows Palestinian children Reminder: Vietnamese scholar Waiting list for Dialogues Luncheon Midpoint report on 'Pakistan Project' Tout recital Senior Art Exhibit Temporary 'gallery' on 8th floor Academic honors for Merner, swim teams Reminder: Calling all authors All-campus invitation to budget-committee session Brief: Coury Vol. 35, No. 58 / March 26, 2004 Written a good book lately? Click here to see if you're listed among authors Mourning the River Falls chancellor, Ann Lydecker Newest visiting scholar arrives from Vietnam Japanese visitors speak today at 1 p.m. French business expert at noon Cruz on diversity, democracy Still more dialogue next week Chili donations help the hungry First 'Connecting for Lunch' program draws positive press Powwow is April 10 Pass Point discount for Shorewood golfers, diners Houston is out Regent open-meetings dispute appears over Vol. 35, No. 57 / March 22, 2004 UW System chooses Von Dras, Meyer for top-teacher program 'Woman of the Year' publicity for Murphy, Nielsen MAC Hall, Tinedale draw Japanese visitors Delegation has renewable-energy expertise French visitor talks business PATRIOT Act discussion Next Oxford topic: physician-assisted suicide Tattoos as art Reminder: Lawton, Sauerhammer, women in science Vs. No. 9 Houston, Phoenix leads early but trails at final buzzer Impressive fan support Mor coverage P-G remembers the Cal upset Forget basketball... it's golf season! Food, April rates and season passes Choose from 300 bowls at Wednesday's chili fundraiser Summer school for teachers: 40+ choices New partnership involves Weidner, local schools on arts institute Newspaper story documents racial divide on college attainability Office Hours cancelled A taste of Mexico A pat on the back Reminder: Lunch and learning? Here's 'Howe' Scholarship winners Brief: Scheberle Vol. 35, No. 56 / March 15, 2004 Outstanding Thesis Award EPA grant powered frog/toad project Game time is 8 p.m. Saturday for Phoenix Houston has no problems: 27-3, No. 9 in nation Minnesota, Wisconsin will talk Aldrete profile What's choking the New Creative Economy? Have money, can travel Another chili fundraiser Two UW-Green Bay grads on Regent, Technical College panel Vol. 35, No. 55 / March 11, 2004 International Office reacts to news of bombings in Spain Vol. 35, No. 54 / March 10, 2004 New in Wisconsin Ideas: Smaller budgets, larger classes at UW-Green Bay 'International Dialogues' is new lecture series Akiwowo's 'distinguished' story Bremer retires Educating the voters Bookstore changes hours Photos from Monday's big win Where will women play in NCAA opener? Men celebrate success Drawing crowds at the Resch A tree, a chainsaw, a new Hole No. 9 Vol. 35, No. 53 / March 8, 2004 TV, radio, Internet carrying tonight's game Fan turnout is impressive Borseth claims unprecedented honor What's new on the Horizon? Lawton, Sauerhammer to speak at 'Women in Science' reception 'Unrolling ceremony' for 1982 artwork Seinfeld still sells Reminder: $15 off 'Miss Saigon' Stop the presses: Honors for Fourth Estate UW-Green Bay shines in Human Resources 'games' Students run up against U of Chicago in College Bowl regionals 'When the state budget catches a cold, the UW budget gets pneumonia' Pletcher, IT colleagues offer lowdown to Regents A Superior plan for campus recreation Bookstore invites faculty to annual Appreciation Day Iguanas, snakes, snow leopards 'Nice Girls Don't Sweat' Outstanding campus women Local reading, favorable review for Nielsen Mayor will welcome 'UWGB Downtown' on March 25 Global trade conference UW-Green Bay's Vogt is 'Outstanding' at jazz festival Beautiful Florence Meredith serves on international gathering faculty Foundation connection pays off for group touring Italy Girl Scouts seek diversity nominees Ethnic studies opportunity Fox appointment Deadline is Friday for 'Posters in the Rotunda' CPR for Y-O-U Freshman Walsh is 'champion' skier Nordic teams finish third Karaoke Briefs: Stokes, Goff, Salisbury, Shariff Vol. 35, No. 52 / March 5, 2004 Pletcher appointed to UW presidential search Pakistani program Snapshots Delegation plans Madison road trip Sitcom superstar Seinfeld is coming to campus Ko-Thi dance: free tix for faculty staff this Sunday Miss Saigon: $15 off Phoenix women advance to Sunday semifinals Men's tipoff today is 7 p.m. at Butler Familiar name is at it again Registration open for Summer Camps New this year: 'Biz 4 YOUth' Computer Camp 'Eco-System' Camp Broder column rings true for UW-Green Bay Vol. 35, No. 51 / March 1, 2004 Akiwowo is Alumni choice as 'Distinguished' Awards night is March 20 They're here! Pakistani educators arrive Regents meet TABOR Pletcher to participate UW-Green Bay student makes WPR vocal finals The plan on the Plan: listen, respond Survey of favorite teachers leads to conference presentation Top student researchers invited to Capitol rotunda Student choral concert previews Italy tour Return of the Collegium Musicum Jazz show keeps Miller, Dorsey, Prima alive 'Tartuffe' continues, with good reviews Reminder: 2-for-1 deal on 'Oxymoron' Visiting historian addresses women, labor Nielson to read from Keller biography All welcome to school counselor day 'Slice of Outreach' Cruz goes first in 'Last' Women's History Month opens with 'Beckham' Swimmers take second; Hansen is meet MVP Hoops: Championship for the women, surprising third for the men Winners at the gate A double 'triple double' open tourney Friday, on road Women host, look to continue impressive streak A long-shot chance to host Stevens Point finalists Santiago is reportedly the pick in Milwaukee Lyall on 'Meiller' Enlisting a headhunter Advice from the Wall Street Journal editorial page: 'Be Smart' NASA chats, courtesy of French Required Safety Training for New Employees Reminder: Students work Office Hours Job/Internship Fair is Tuesday The Passport ID 'Department of the Month' Briefs: Benson, Dresdow, Gurung, Laatsch, McIntoshes Vol. 35, No. 50 / February 25, 2004 Alumni Phone-a-Thon sets single-day record! Reach out and touch someone Women's history highlighted on March calendar EC's 'Last Lecture' series features UW-Green Bay profs Late reminder: Ash Wednesday today 'W' tally important for Phoenix Phoenix, student Habermann star on HDnet CPR training opportunity... at no cost Vol. 35, No. 49 / February 23, 2004 Phoenix women can cap surprising season tonight Game is on cable Recognizing student athletes Weidner offers 2-for-1 to see 'Oxymoron?' at the Meyer Cards to Donna Dacey Music major Staley wins Miss Green Bay title Next year's Campus Preview Days Two with UW-Green Bay ties in running for State Manufacturing Award Swimmers aim for title Band concert has family appeal 'Tartuffe' opens Thursday with veteran cast Accounting students headlined Workshop on social work ethics and boundaries Daffodil days Think spring on garden Green Bay's 150th Cause/effect? Also-rans missed UW-Green Bay Reminder: Perkins on 'Greatest Hits!' Reminder: Students share research results Reminder: 'Poor women' Students will work for travel expenses Vol. 35, No. 48 / February 17, 2004 Kerry and Kennedy Photo gallery Broder, C-Span and local media Columnist: 'UWGB shines in primary spotlight' Election day Kitty found Moliere comedy 'Tartuffe' opens Feb. 26 'Greatest Hits!' at Lawton Gallery Film Society offering is Korean film Students share research on deer, soil, prairie fire, and sand-barrens progress Apply now for '04 Biodiversity grants 'Nine ways of looking at a poor woman' Health sciences scholarships Pietsch of an addition Coffee and tea Brief: Quigley Vol. 35, No. 47 / February 15, 2004 Kerry, Kennedy details PSC lot opens at 2:30 Snapshots from the campaign thus far LOG lookout More on 'Floods in Ancient Rome' Connections: UW-Green Bay, 'Monday Night Football' More connections: Students help Outreach evaluate Another Miss 'UW' Green Bay? No hot air: Hosts say storm-chasing session will blow you away Chicago brass group will play, teach UW-Green Bay helps with City's sesquicint... sesquicenten... 150th See the mayor for gala tickets Gjerde selected to Small Business Innovation board Musings on the 'creative class,' paper center Helping to incubate No. 1 job growth rating At UW-Milwaukee, search narrows to four RSVP this week for Career Services' internship/recruitment update Have Money -Can Travel! Student Ambassador selection is under way Ambassadors they are Family Weekend - filling fast, deadlines approaching Faculty and staff give 'Touch of Class' to Family Weekend Lineup of gardening experts Reminders:   Student athlete academic success   Founders nominations   Academic Excellence Symposium deadline   Jackson counsels future attorneys Briefs: Zorn, Leuthner Vol. 35, No. 46 / February 10, 2004 Presidential parade continues: On Wednesday, it's Edwards Snapshots: Dean at UW-Green Bay UW-Green Bay chosen NCAA regional host Connections with PMI, local tourism helped land volleyball tourney Know a potential Founders winner? Act soon Black-belt librarian promises '50 Ways to Flip Your Lover' Kieper nominated for state award Tuition increases 'incredible,' UWGB student tells Regents UW System talks budget Final enrollment Sheepshead Review wants to hear from you Call it the Sheepshead prize Summer Camps win $1,000 for Spanish session Camp finds secondary market Gardening symposium Feb. 28 will focus on native plants, wetlands Fire extinguishers, computer simulations, and you Required Safety Training More 'e-verse' Briefs: Draney, Meredith, Style Vol. 35, No. 45 / February 9, 2004 Dean draws a crowd UW-Green Bay is second in state to close early Chancellor sees good, bad We're still open, in some categories High grades on accountability report Another day, another LOG State reaction to Lyall announcement Columnist quotes Shepard Editorials praise president Regents hope for speedy search and screen Union chief weighs in Return of 'The Vagina Monologues' New cast, new monologues mark this year's production David Coury: international man of film Why five years is norm to graduate UW-Green Bay team advances in College Bowl The inspiring story of Brandon Morris Winning record is first in five years 'Bracket Buster' foe is UNI Phoenix women put 46-game home streak on line Reminder: HOF banquet Phoenix hoops alumni enjoy L.A. Family Weekend events are filling fast Expanded UPS options personally for you Alumni travel program debuts in 2004 with London, the Swiss Alps/Italy Alumni basketball Still time for 'Wicked' New York tour Eggs 'n Issues features local legislators Green Bay gets 'A' for entrepreneurial climate Accounting students pitch in at tax time Coming soon to a location near you Publicity for accounting students Vol. 35, No. 44 / February 9, 2004 Howard Dean to visit UW-Green Bay Vol. 35, No. 43 / February 3, 2004 Cultural dialogue? Not this Wednesday Downtown is hyped about possible paper presence Theatre program takes a bow Admissions Web site rocks! Vol. 35, No. 42 / February 2, 2004 UW-Green Bay gets paper technology transfer center 'Inside': Pakistan, marching band, 'Mueller Match' and more Space Grant wins another $100,000 Space Grant in the news with Columbia anniversary Skunk hats, chili champs and smiles Film harks back to French 'new wave' era Film Society spring schedule Sponsorships Library unveils new microcard printer New printing service Interlibrary loan fees Everingham speaks Wednesday 'Great Decisions' lineup UW System targets teacher quality Institute offers grant-writing workshops AIC has $8,000 available to support diversity initiatives Earnings statements go electronic Orientation is Feb. 19 First place on line for Phoenix women tonight Reminder: nominations Jackson will talk to students about law careers Shepards plan 'Hoops and Hearts' Soul Food menu Reminder: students in need Employee/Alumni reception is Tuesday Coffee and tea Honors recital Weidner Center, Meyer Reminder: Up With Good Bodies State law reminder Weight watching Briefs: Cadena, Gurung Vol. 35, No. 41 / January 30, 2004 New paper technology center announced at news conference Vol. 35, No. 40 / January 26, 2004 'Connecting for Lunch' First menu option involves Howe, Great Lakes Attention all faculty: Academic Excellence Symposium A plug for the liberal arts Institute offers $70,000 in local grants King commemoration to feature perspectives of disabled man HOF picks Aspenson, Diener, Voigtlander Everingham opens 'Great Decisions' 'Nutrition and Cancer' workshop here Tickets on sale today for Soul Luncheon Waiting for chili results Space Grant Consortium goes to UW-Superior Recruitment Update Disturbed, disturbing, or just needs some help? 'Teen Connection,' teen obesity Weight Watchers News release on theatre awards Phoenix women host UW-Milwaukee tonight Men play late at Milwaukee Detweiler works to be featured at gallery opening Briefs: Emmons, Rosewall Vol. 35, No. 39 / January 20, 2004 Spring semester opens with nearly 5,100 students ACTF success for UW-Green Bay theatre Aldrete wins prestigious fellowship Welcome, new international students! Get the snowbound rate of $35 Final results: international voice competition State of the state Chancellor's office hours are Thursday Flood outside, drought inside at Residence Life Automated e-mail forwarding is out Skenandore returns to campus Phoenix players are Academic All-Americas Joining an exclusive club Jack Kent Cooke Foundation offers big graduate scholarships A 'Wicked' New York theatre trip Jazz Fest publicity Tickets on sale for Saturday's concert Faculty artists talk on Jan. 28 Family Weekend at UW-Green Bay Reminder: Gossip Reminder: Carlson farewell Reminder: Chili chef challenge Reminder: 2000 Florida election Briefs: Shariff, Hutchison Vol. 35, No. 38 / January 15, 2004 Swan to succeed Wilson as Assistant Chancellor for University Advancement Vol. 35, No. 37 / January 14, 2004 Tickets going fast for Saturday's UW-M game Media buzz builds Residence Life helps out A TV game for Phoenix women Furlong hosts semester's first international film, on Florida fiasco Jazz Fest Event brings hundreds to campus 'Tartuffe' replaces 'Figaro' Look for new ATM on campus Machines accept different cards Carlson is retiring Code yellow No time for irrational exuberance on pension fund Reception for UW-Green Bay employee/alums is Feb. 3 Faculty art show talk is Jan. 28 Program tackles workplace 'grapevine,' gossip Thanks, book donors! Library instruction? Be sure to pick the right time Soul Food Luncheon is Feb. 13 Virant appears in 'School Zone' Reminder: Phoenix Chorale Reminder: hawk talk Reminder: Teaching conference 'You collect the money on my behalf...' Vol. 35, No. 36 / January 8, 2004 Phoenix Chorale earns prestigious invite Preview concert is Jan. 15 at Preble 'Schooner' sets sail for Illinois next week New Nielsen biography of Helen Keller Jazz Fest XXXIV New gift card may fit bill for campus meetings, camps UW System reacts to drop in low-income students Chancellor needs 'Jerry Maguire' skills Commencement on TV An Extended photo gallery from December's ceremony Poitras is new men's soccer coach Phoenix men play tonight as Horizon leaders Jan. 17 contest vs. UWM will be televised UW-Green Bay women - those that are left - return home Chili showdown is Jan. 26 Bring it on! Extra credit for goofy costumes Mid-year Directory changes? Let us know Hawk program is Jan. 17 Next Employee Safety session is Jan. 14 Reminder on faculty development conference Names of presenters One tehroy on raednig cmoperhension Vol. 35, No. 35 / December 22, 2003 A picture-perfect Commencement News coverage Final count was closer to 350 Poet is popular Orange you glad we're more vigilant? With heightened alert, Public Safety reminds employees to be observant More on proposal for paper center for UW-Green Bay President Lyall's holiday message sounds 'public good' theme Reminder: Hop aboard 'Christmas Schooner' Jan. 12 Classic basketball next week Vol. 35, No. 34 / December 18, 2003 Take precautions to prevent spread of influenza Vol. 35, No. 33 / December 17, 2003 Class of 400 is big for December Pure poetry Human Biology student wins top honors Emeritus for Korithoski Regent speaker is student Hendricksons will take part Final reminder: High noon is now 11:30 Six earn Chancellor's Medallions Others get Leadership awards Who's where: commencement speakers across the UW System Brief: Winslow Vol. 35, No. 32 / December 15, 2003 Students: 'Now if they can just get Osama bin Laden' For conference-goers, international justice issues are familiar Proponents: 'pork' portrayal of paper plan is preposterous More honors for UW-Green Bay theatre program! 'Christmas Schooner' will sail again as ACTF fundraiser Seven students make ACTF regionals The A to Z of Saturday's Commencement? Look for it Wednesday Ecumenical Center notes early start for 'Baccalaureate/Brunch' More on Nair, Clampitt professorships Phi Kappa Phi welcomes new faculty, student members Hoops records New Employee Safety Orientation and Emergency Response Training Space Grant Consortium advertises availability of grants Brief: Kirch Vol. 35, No. 31 / December 12, 2003 For Commencement, set your watches ahead one half hour 'Santa Phoenix' arrives at 3015 Bay View Kudos for international partnerships with SNC Buying Phoenix women's tickets this afternoon Up With Good Bodies winners Bookstore raises $283 for shelter Parents' night out 'Tis the Season' party is Saturday Regents KO Tyson from portfolio Faculty Development Conference is Jan. 15 Info on Campus Diversity Grants Vol. 35, No. 30 / December 11, 2003 A report from the UW-Green Bay campus Salisbury, colleagues collaborate on 'Encyclopedia of Daily Life' Public TV tackles 'raids' on Wisconsin Six '35ers' to be honored at service awards on Friday Here's the list of campus veterans Women's basketball shoots for record crowd vs. Badgers Recap of 'International Social Justice' Cepress, UW-Green Bay art students win awards Cofrin Library Friends purchase needed printer Kohl is new president UW-Green Bay percussion groups play Dec. 12 Brief: Kohl Vol. 35, No. 29 / December 8, 2003 Sabbaticals for Kubsch, Ortiz, Cruz, Riddle 'International Justice' seminar is in progress Congressmen brief Regents on Higher Education Act Wisconsin low: 23% with bachelor's More news from Regents Campus meeting leads to new safety measures Self-defense sessions are Tuesday Students plan 'Arms Around the Campus' Congratulations, Phoenix volleyball UW-Green Bay clarinet star is 'Young Artist' winner Student Life advertises 'Learning Tree 2003' For the hard-to-please on your shopping list: art Or Weidner Center gift certificates Weidner Center offers freebie on 'A Christmas Carol' and 'Garfield' Individual tickets now on sale Downtown Green Bay Inc., touts holiday activities Last call for Holiday Luncheon Apply now for UW System's Applied Research Grant How to advocate for your University A free verse, wrapped in spam Briefs: Gurung, Lacey Vol. 35, No. 28 / December 4, 2003 Update on assault investigation 'Mama Edie' workshop is cancelled Santa is here! Remember to 'Give-a-Kid-a-Book' Vol. 35, No. 27 / December 3, 2003 Graduate students describe Fox River project Chen, Meacham, Tout are Creative International justice conference has Web site Tribute to Weidner News update on assault investigation Abbott's work with Oneida language draws attention Are freshmen prepared for college? Newspaper: tuition fuels UW enrollment Job-market improvement 'Tis the Season' on Dec. 13 Funky percussion concert Reminder: homelessness lecture Choral concert Wind and Band Volleyball update Brief: Shariff Vol. 35, No. 26 / December 1, 2003 UW-Green Bay hosts conference on international justice Vocal standout Wiltzius earns Montreal trip Faculty win Teaching Enhancement Grants 'Non-musicians' will get musical Recap of Clark campaign stop 'Puppy love' is serious Second Oxford lecture tackles homelessness SECC pledge this week Phoenix volleyball will gofer gold Minneapolis is the site NCAA bid a major achievement Choral groups offer 'Holiday Traditions' this Sunday A bonus: organ music More on Visiting Scholars signing ceremony Kudos on 'Interdisciplinarity in Action' International film 'The Son' UW-Madison Chancellor speaks out on GPR loss Five students earn Crandall, Daniels scholarships Drumming, dancing, storytelling highlight Kwanzaa this Saturday Guest storyteller 'Mama Edie' 'Chestnuts, Heirlooms and Ornaments' in Dec. 5 concert Student-directed play looks at male-female relationships Vol. 35, No. 25 / November 25, 2003 Weidner offers special deal on 'Sing-A-Long Wizard of Oz' Vol. 35, No. 24 / November 24, 2003 Reminder: Clark campaign stop Congratulations, Phoenix volleyball! Top players rise to the occasion Pairings party is next Sunday Regents, pay issues get thoughtful treatment in newspaper story Wisconsin Ideas is on-line Faculty report on scholarly work United Way sees rise in average gift The Employee Drive numbers are in And the winners are... Launch of new international scholars program gets positive press Music Competition is this week at Weidner Wiltzius, Kuplic have UW-Green Bay ties Scholarships speak well of UW-Green Bay language students IS Magazine piece sings praises of MAC Hall NCAA reporting procedures on the Web Phosphorus Research Update is well-attended Get your Holiday Luncheon tix while they're hot For pies, you might be frozen out Plan for Kwanzaa on Dec. 6 'Mama Edie' will lead storytelling workshop Vocal jazz concert is Tuesday Reminder: Student art show Student-athletes will take your kids Dec. 5 concert promises 'Chestnuts, Heirlooms and Ornaments' Sunam Ellis directs play Brief: Ronnenberg, Sevick Vol. 35, No. 23 / November 24, 2003 Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark to visit this Tuesday Vol. 35, No. 22 / November 17, 2003 UW-Green Bay, SNC to sign historic agreement on Visiting Scholars Seed was planted by emeritus faculty Visiting scholar brings news of 'the New Europe' Slovakian activist speaks Saturday Czech-Slovak film Master class UW-Green Bay faculty earn research grants Photos: Phuture Phoenix Thanks to all who helped Thanksgiving pies are here Luncheon tickets, today UW-Green Bay magazine focuses on communication O'Grady's 'Diplomatic Affair' closes tonight amid praise 'Christmas Schooner' sails into second week Oxford lecture: Dutch on geology, politics and the 2000 race 'Beautiful people' with UW-Green Bay ties Public Radio Association welcomes your candidacy Region currently has three representatives Student jazz group, faculty combo Pianist Kim presents recital Public Radio schedules 'Elvehjem' encore Vocal jazz New calls for investigation of Regent calls More award money at Thurday's student art opening Reminder: Research Exchange is this week Save the date: Jan. 15 faculty development session International film series Mushrooms Phoenix women open at Pacific, men at SEMS Volleyball plays for NCAA berth Reminder: Bring brown bag to 'Emotional Eating' Remember the book drive Briefs: Breznay, McIntosh, Shepards Vol. 35, No. 21 / November 10, 2003 Power outage patience Faculty panelists will be Laatsch, Nielsen, McCartney, Walter Honored to host big Phi Eta Sigma conference New opera by O'Grady is 'A Diplomatic Affair' 'Christmas Schooner' could be new holiday favorite H.S. choirs here for Choral Festival, concert Student singers place Holiday Luncheon tix 'Mockingbird' finale Unexpected cancellation 'Celebrating the New Europe' begins with opera What is 'The New Europe'? Activities include... Edible or poisonous? If you're feeling lucky, mushroom session is Nov. 22 Professor's column shares views on manufacturing struggles NAS hosts 'sprites' and Northern Lights speaker UW-Green Bay will help pilot differential tuition for out-of-state alumni More Regent coverage: credit transfers, the future Lyall asks Regents to drop talk of executive pay Prof weighs in on disinvestment in UW Wisconsin gets No. 2 national ranking, in efficiency Regents to media: Just drop it Mark your calendar: Faculty Research Exchange is Nov. 21 Give-A-Kid-A-Book' requires new books New classes for educators Native plants, figure drawings UW System hosts AODA symposium Chandra Johnson, Nancy Lieberman to face Phoenix Men's team plays NMU Oligney, coach Ross, Cronin take Horizon League soccer honors Vol. 35, No. 20 / November 3, 2003 Social Work grant to boost tribal child welfare careers Well, well, well All welcome at Founders dinner 'Return to Wisconsin' tuition plan would include Green Bay Regents meet Thursday Recap of Economic Summit Heated debate Flak over corporate boards called 'entirely misdirected' An 'up arrow' to Phuture Phoenix Day United Way campaign gears up for big week Talking with the coaches Students with issues Visiting theologian tackles Civil War Alaskan adventurer talks 'Oil vs. Wilderness' Palestinian film at Historic West If it's November, it must be 'Give-A-Kid-A-Book' campaign 'One Book': trivia, talks, banned-book discussion Affinity deal benefits Friends Chancellor's Office Hours Saturday is Senior Day for volleyball Exhibition openers this week for basketball teams First chancellor for a day, now all-Horizon Reminder: flu shots this week Vol. 35, No. 19 / October 29, 2003 The faces of Phuture Phoenix Jessica Doyle lauds program News coverage More potential students: Preview Days are Thursday, Friday Economic Summit Spikes, kills, digs — Halloween is perfect for game of the year UW-Green Bay students participate in multicultural event Academic Staff development funds Badger game moves to Resch An 'up arrow' for 'Wit' 'Mockingbird' events take flight Brief: Walter Vol. 35, No. 18 / October 27, 2003 Employee Drive numbers: 140, 17 and 29 It's not over 'til you say it's over 1970s alumni maintain edge Founders' dinner on Nov. 18 will spotlight faculty Those 600 kids all over campus on Tuesday? Jessica Doyle is 'Phuture' guest They can't say enough great things about UW-Green Bay Publicity for LIR Hansen urges support for United Way campaign Without Rose, we might not be here (on the bay) AIC hosts first candidate meeting, this noon Student 'difference' is up to $4,500 Bring your goblins to campus Kohl moves up, Brunette is back Chamber Music series continues with international flautist, pianist UW-Green Bay delegation reaches Summit Check in via Webcast To recap: zero, and one Correction: Professorship is in 'environmental studies' Reminder: 'Water Wars' Reminder: Bands go 'Vegas' and 'Voodoo' Vol. 35, No. 17 / October 20, 2003 That's SOME pile of paper: 2,100 hours, 720 cubic yards Quiz on do's, don'ts of recycling Oxford Lecture Series resumes Oct. 29 with Phoenix, 'Water Wars' Looking for religious tolerance 'No Child Left Behind' this Thursday Grant funds Stoll research $17,000 grant available for publishing on interdisciplinary education Teaching Scholars/Fellows lead grant steering committee Students 'make difference' with $4,000 'E'-commerce: 'Vegas' band show is free to Elvis lookalikes It's Weidner, then Macy's for Pulaski band It's still golf season Mark your calendar: Brown Bag for Phoenix fans is Nov. 4 Employee Drive update: keep it up New givers, LYBUNTs and a shiny nickel Naming a scholarship fund 'Old' alumni lead 'new' alumni, so far Newspaper praises value of Blair gift An ode to Communiversity Park Also in the news: Nekola, heirloom-plant fundraiser Library's Hansen quoted on Patriot Act Cultural Day: picture-perfect More on diversity First 'Alumnifest' draws about one hundred Music alumni will meet Oct. 30 in Madison UW System seeks exemption from concealed weapons bill More editorials on open-meeting flap Meningitis shots soon a requirement of UW students Neilsen to lead first discussion on 'Mockingbird' What novel's Alabama looked like in the '30s 'Midnight Mania' Keep an eye on volleyball Women's success in math and science the topic of distance-ed seminar Answers to recycling quiz A guide to what is, what is not recyclable Vol. 35, No. 16 / October 17, 2003 Celebration of Jake Rose's life is today (Oct. 17) Rose Hall, Point au Sauble, Rose Scholarships and UWGB itself among legacies Rose's influence felt across Northeast Wisconsin Memorial funds will go to education Vol. 35, No. 15 / October 14, 2003 Surprise announcement: $1.5m gift is no longer deferred Photos from a milestone day Media, local VIPs gather for Blair tribute Details on the John P. Blair Endowed Chair in Communications Shorewood's Fall Cookout No. 2 is Wednesday (Oct. 15) Alumnifest is Saturday Wisconsin arts, cultural tourism highlighted today at Weidner Center Cultural tourism also includes multi-culturalism Prof. Russ shares economics expertise with Chamber readers Teen Connection airs tonight Cronkite is guest speaker at NEWIST event Vol. 35, No. 14 / October 13, 2003 Milestone: Blair Chair is first for UW-Green Bay Dorothy Blair recalls early ties Employee Drive numbers Return of the Employee-Alumni Challenge... The Employee Drive...Did You Know? Costa Rican parks official will visit campus this Thursday 'No Child Left Behind' a hot topic Phragmites pheast! Campus hosts oceanography lecture 'Wit,' Riddle, student actors earn rave reviews 'Wit' partnership gains $10,000 'Yellow Dress' drama on assault prevention Kudos to campus safety Columnist explores Chancellor's views on sabbaticals Board rescinds raises Regents say 4 percent is needed, but... Residence Life center gets Regent OK Three UW campuses plan 'Return to Wisconsin' pilot Committee action How's your reading coming? First 'Mockingbird' discussion is Oct. 21 Impressive series of programs marks 'One Book, One Campus' Friday night is 'Midnight Mania' Cultural Fair is Oct. 15 Reminder: Wednesday is day for 'Cultural' garb Tuesday is Grad/Professional Fair Briefs: Witwer, Fiala Vol. 35, No. 13 / October 9, 2003 Phone books! Chancellor testifies at Assembly hearing He's pro-sabbatical Residence Life project is up for vote UW Regents admit error on salary-vote process Story shows student researcher in action Reminder: benefits program is today Brief: Goff Vol. 35, No. 12 / October 6, 2003 It's official: FTE record Minority enrollment, retention are bright spots Small pay increases a big issue Legislature reacts Remodeling noise in SA is music to musicians' ears First of 50,000 schoolchildren visit for 'Learning Live!' She's delighted! Alumna gains 19,000 pounds Your benefit package: the 'other' compensation Reminder on Friday's conference Shepard, Wells urge regional cooperation Newspaper report touts SBDC Ortiz earns UW 'Women of Color' recognition Reception celebrates UW-Green Bay purchase of Hmong art It can be yours, on loan Reception, faculty panel open Lawton exhibit See Manet at Chicago Art Institute Attaboy! UW-Green Bay helps pets 'Wit' guest artist has Peninsula, TV credits Hospice care is in the news Wednesday's Volunteer Fair is open to students, all Students plan 'Steps to Make a Difference Walk' for Oct. 18 Course stirred passion for involvement Institute for Learning event tackles 'No Child Left Behind' For you: University of Wisconsin's Digital Collections. Wear it proudly Cultural Fair on Oct. 15 Nia Lend a hand to Sheepshead? NEWIST examines teen depression Basketball 'Midnight Mania' Briefs: Meacham, Rodeheaver, Zorn Vol. 35, No. 11 / October 1, 2003 Itzhak Perlman concert is cancelled Vol. 35, No. 10 / September 29, 2003 'Democracy in America' is visiting speaker's topic Lecture is 100th for Historical Perspectives series Columnist praises Kaye, series Center has six more speakers this year Music program is re-accredited International vocal competition comes to campus First time in U.S. Trip to Broadway? 407 Gallery presents art faculty as students 2003 Employee Drive kicks off this week 'No Child Left Behind' is Institute's conference topic Master's candidates will display work 'Mockingbird' on the menu Play inspires end-of-life issues workshop 'Wit' opens next week Quintet from Cuba comes here Haven't yet seen Nia? Here's your chance UW-Extension has big outreach conference in Madison, mid-October Chancellor's hours: on this week, off next Reminder: German Luncheon 'Safety first' the goal of annual security walk Pointing to a new chancellor Wanted: faculty and staff entrepreneurs Reminder: Classified Staff Conference this Friday Phoenix women on a roll Briefs: Gurung, Shay Vol. 35, No. 9 / September 22, 2003 Clampitt is Hendrickson, Nair is Johnson Teaching Scholars: Breznay, Fitzpatrick, Chen, Fermanich, Gates, Russ, Vespia Program has 27 grads 'Mockingbird' is the one With enrollment up, choral program restructures If, for any reason, the two finalists are unable to fulfill their duties... Theatre 'vet' Shalhoub earns Emmy Photos: Artists show nice touch around the green Low-income students will be focus of educator workshop Apply here for grants-in-aid-of-research Ambassadors in the news Recalling 1973, and the Founders' first donation A big committee for a big school in a great city on a Great Lake Teaching honors go to Parkside, River Falls and Stevens Point Oxford Lecture Series seeks presenters A good year for Outreach activities Global economic issues Useful skills in nonprofits Meteorologists' program recalls 1998 Door County twister How about India in January? LGBT issues 'Communication and You' at Classified conference Good Bodies reminder Soccer on Friday Office hours Thursday Weight watching Reminder on reporting sexual assault Briefs: Fiala, Meredith Vol. 35, No. 8 / September 16, 2003 Lab Sciences reopens today; all labs operational by Monday Vol. 35, No. 7 / September 15, 2003 Dream of MSW is reality Chairperson credits hard work by students, others Classified staff has new advisory council Questions? Call them Design students to share plan for downtown Green Bay Environmental Design Studio II List of 'Connecting' examples grows Share your connections Miss America telecast has local interest P-G shares Sauerhammer's story Chamber Music series opens with accordion star Other COA events Film series offers acclaimed, timely film 'Kandahar' Unattended child is found unhurt UW System looks to ease transfers with tech schools Regents Marcovich, Mohs offer perspectives UW System shares statement Issue stirs commentary Golf until Nov. 2, but get your 'specials' now Tees and cheese What does U-W-G-B stand for? Volunteer for a mandatory meeting Liebl's generosity adds special touch to courtyard Fourth annual state Economic Summit is set for October Governor targets 'high-end' manufacturing Trial balloon on funding raises draws flak Reminder: Friends' program returns to UWGB of the '70s 'One Book' selection will be announced Wednesday Tuesday a.m. is absolute deadline to check faculty and staff phone listings Tickets on sale today for German fest at Union Correction: Dinner/Dance is Friday, Sept. 26 Men's soccer beats Badgers Ready for some 'football'? Women's soccer plans 'Faculty Night' Food for Fido and Fifi collection deadline extended Briefs: Chen, Meacham, Vescio, Liu Vol. 35, No. 6 / September 10, 2003 Cleanup proceeds in Lab Sciences Building Vol. 35, No. 5 / September 8, 2003 Picture-perfect: Blue skies mark Liebl's day UVHI? Is that a German or Belgian name? VIPs turn out for Liebl Hall dedication Prof. Block is awarded national nursing fellowship Kraft/Furlong text takes fresh look at public policy Warner, AHI tackle Brown County homelessness issue That '70s show: Friends' program looks at early UWGB Last chance to vote on 'One Book' Results so far Phabulous Phoenix Phacts photos Delay in distributing campus phone books In the meantime, students should go online... ... and faculty and staff can check their listings 'Intellectual Property 101' Wisconsin again aces ACTs Academic Staff professional development It's German cuisine in October Holiday, Soul and Mexican Watching your weight? Wait is over Reminder: 'Wit' support Gates, Gallery reception open Lawton season this Thursday Mr. Wildflower Office hours Tuesday Wow! Congratulations to UW-Green Bay's 'Iron Faculty' GBCT playhouse shows UW-Green Bay arts influence Gjerde joins state delegation at 'entrepreneur' retreat Brief: Rosewall Vol. 35, No. 4 / September 4, 2003 Campus phone books delayed Vol. 35, No. 3 / September 4, 2003 Lab Sciences Building closed; lab students to be notified of alternative activities Vol. 35, No. 2 / September 3, 2003 Record FTE count for UW-Green Bay Retention soars with new-freshman quality Lab Sciences recovers from holiday weekend 'flood' Credit the recovery team You're invited to 'campus party' this Friday In three languages Gateway dedication is Cofrin 'reunion' Photo gallery G. Douglass Cofrin Gateway is more than trellis Great wizards fall in Phoenix Phacts Challenge Campus community is invited to Liebl Hall ceremony on Monday UW-Green Bay, Unity Hospice 'Wit' project to explore end-of-life issues Deal with Max and Erma's benefits 'Wit' production Smile! It's move-in day New Web site spotlighting 'connections' grabs some pub Late reminder on 'Surprise' for filmgoers No news to share in assault investigation The reign of SOFAS the 8th Fiber exhibit opens Lawton Gallery season Fewless will lead wildflower walk on Sept. 13 Chancellor's office hours AIC get-together is Thursday College offers guess as to new-freshman mindset Florida at Lambeau for 'Creative Future' workshop What was that thing near MAC Hall? Regents agenda includes 'charting a new course' Headlines show reaction to UW System cuts Correction: First new-faculty seminar is Sept. 23 Keep your eyes open for potential award-worthy students Trivia answer: The eight SOFAS Briefs: Emmons, Gurung, Salerno, Ives Vol. 35, No. 1 / August 29, 2003 The LOG schedule Hail to our colleagues! Six win Founders Chancellor's 'Public' address is on-line 100 ways and more we're 'connected' ShopKo til you dropko Phoenix Phacts Challenge is Wednesday Welcome! It's GB Week UW-Green Bay on the rise in rankings USA Today uses UW to illustrate budget woes Regents talk politics Lt. Gov. Lawton names Cole AIC 'Welcome Back' get-together is this Thursday For international students, it's Friday New faculty asked to 'waiver' Budget hinders UWGB's ability to 'reload' faculty Chancellor sets 'Open Office Hours' for fall Here's what it's about A first: Lenfestey Courtyard wedding Surprise is in store for foreign filmgoers Green Bay Film Series, for fall 2003 Film Series sponsor list grows SoBig no biggee for local worm chasers Golfing for a higher power Baker program is Aug. 30 No Arnold, but Extended Degree celebrate 25 years Cool: Interns enjoy success with Green Bay pro football team UW-Green Bay police announcement on attack Vote yet for 'One Book, One Campus'? King of Canadian Olympic team Volleyball a big hit Art student's work makes national magazine Brief: Emmons, Heuer