Vol. 36, No. 1-117 Aug. 23, 2004-Aug. 23, 2005 Vol. 36, No. 117 / August 23, 2005 Student Move-in Day could use a hand Light lifting and traffic directing only, please UW System President moves on personnel controversies Phoenix in action Exhibition finale at Phoenix Field Input sought on new Extension/Colleges chancellor UW-M pushes Irish connection Fort Howard Hall Cabaret is new attraction for Weidner Center False report draws 100 hours Undergraduate Catalogs? Reminder: Teaching Scholars at 1:30 Wednesday Ice cream at 3:15 Vol. 36, No. 116 / August 22, 2005 Gurung begins as associate dean 'Different world' for freshmen Local institutions see changes Mary Ann Rose message for Classified Staff Reminder: Convocation Kaye's C-Span spot is on the Web Phoenix Field to be re-dedicated 'Aldo Santaga Stadium Paging Dr. Dahmer Safety/emergency response training Vol. 36, No. 115 / August 18, 2005 Gov. Doyle on campus today to announce conservation program Restoring public intervenor part of "Conserve Wisconsin" Vol. 36, No. 114 / August 15, 2005 Jeffreys, Meacham, Fencl, Aldrete are 'Downtown' Weidner does more with 'Dolittle' Reilly statement on employee convictions Internet donations on the rise, nationally Newspaper: Prof. Dahmer? Vol. 36, No. 113 / August 12, 2005 Watch C-SPAN2 this Sunday for Kaye, Paine NY Times review of Kaye's work is archived here Green Bay Kiddie Carnival wants your help Snapshots from Summer Discovery fun Reilly tells interviewer that System will address job rules Maino steps down as voice of the Phoenix Shorewood wins "Best New Idea" award 'Hometown Releases' get publicity for youngest students Sea Grant gets re-upped Recap on Outreach conference for youth psychiatric issues Lurid tabloid-style headlines mark coverage of latest flap Vol. 36, No. 112 / August 8, 2005 Flags at half-staff today, and Tuesday Editorial questions rationale of UW 'micromanaging' Article touts program's benefits for students of color Follow-up: Nation's top student employee is from Wisconsin 'Let's make UW-Green Bay's next nominee the national winner' Deductions kick in on health care for represented employees Nalbandian is new regional director of WPR Reminder: Salisbury reception is Aug. 23 Campus Compact looking for a new executive director Partial list of backup appointments Finally, one vote in favor of celebrating 'Brutalist' architecture Vol. 36, No. 111 / August 4, 2005 Mark your calendar: Convocation is Aug. 24 Undergraduate Catalogs on their way to you Prof. Kaye's book gets local, national attention Weidner news: Raitt, holiday tradition Public television to air Celtic Woman special Press-Gazette highlights UW-Green Bay's Popp Answers from Regent President Walsh State senator says nice thing about System response More on Doyle budget vetoes A "student bill of rights" Vol. 36, No. 110 / July 28, 2005 New York Times reviews Kaye's book Weidner 2005-06 tickets on sale Saturday New Bellin Health LifeLines series announced LifeLines inaugural season concludes with Angelou RCMS-Upward Bound car wash today Sea Grant Institute hosts Great Lakes conference Board of Regents suspends back-up appointments Decision on "back-ups" draws media attention Leftovers from governor's budget signing Brief: Lala Vol. 36, No. 109 / July 25, 2005 Gov. Doyle announces final vetoes, signs budget Web, media coverage of today's budget signing Maya Angelou at Weidner Center tonight Angelou tickets are still available History seminars return to UW-Green Bay Press-Gazette story on Bayfest, Quigley Photos from music camp carnival on Web Vol. 36, No. 108 / July 21, 2005 President Reilly says 'yes' to vetoes Overrides seen as unlikely Media coverage Governor will pull plug on power-plant provision Bayfest director Quigley says he'll step down For 25 years, a fundraiser for D-I and more Looking to the future Bonnie Raitt is a Work Perk Recent grads show trend for grad school Free workshop: selling to the feds Adult Degree students earn scholarships More budget news: 'Some, not all, UW staff to see raises' Still more flak Vol. 36, No. 107 / July 18, 2005 Chancellor describes scope of budget challenge Veto called 'likely' on pension change Sink a 103.1-inch putt, play golf in the Volunteer Center Golf Classic Tickets for Bonnie Raitt show go on sale Aug. 6 Mendiburu free to pursue European options Second 'No Limits' is planned; know of a potential award-winner? Remembering Arlie Mucks 'Abolish the System' is the call Administrators take heat on software choices Public-records request flood UW schools Vol. 36, No. 106 / July 14, 2005 Salerno, Jazz Camp faculty to play free concert tonight Students play, too New adviser joins Office of International Education High praise, higher expectations for Paper Technology Transfer Center Chancellor cites 'articles of faith' on move downtown More economic impact downtown: Clerks/Treasurers Institute enrollment is easily a record Space Grant 'satellite' launch is Saturday Death of Prof. Emeritus Norris Sanders Capital Times editor is hopping mad about UW funding, tuition Press-Gazette story looks at retention, supposed cuts Mendiburu makes an impression with Bucks Phoenix players in the NBA Shorewood's new online restaurant menu order form These kids can play! Shorewood Junior Tournament a success The Future of Service-Learning in Higher Education is topic on Oct. 1 Brief: Lala Vol. 36, No. 105 / July 11, 2005 Tuition/fees now total $5,425 Regents split on higher tuition but vote 'yes' Smile! You're at paper-center dedication Photoblog: young artists 'Vampire' budgeting? Columnist: Barrows investigation smart Flags lowered for Nelson Former senator no stranger to UW-Green Bay Brief: Draney Vol. 36, No. 104 / July 7, 2005 Chancellor: Budget cuts hit like hurricane Budget numbers on-line Listen in New paper center 'ready to go on a tear' Statewide news Local leaders question budget process Veto guessing game begins Vol. 36, No. 103 / July 5, 2005 Shepard, Green among featured speakers Press-Gazette says paper center will help keep state on 'cutting edge' Athletic Department finances Students praise Space Experience Camp Visit by an astronaut Assembly considers latest budget plan Reilly questions budget priorities Who else is saying what? Ice cream Wednesday Reminder: new-employee training Vol. 36, No. 102 / June 30, 2005 Paper center cuts ribbon on Wednesday Local schools, teachers win grants UW-Green Bay's Regan plays lead role on AODA, sex assault issues Jan Scoville is new at EC Notes from camp Horizon League's 2005 all-sports title goes to Phoenix women Skier is academic all-American That makes four Also, a conference honor for community service Wiley-Barrows story has legs State budget in doubt: more UW cuts are possible Brief: Gates Vol. 36, No. 101 / June 27, 2005 UW-Green Bay heat/chill plant for sale? Campus puts more video on the Web Ironwoman Patricia Terry UW-Madison's Wiley responds to 'torrent of criticism' Fact sheet on backups, leave, due process Regents: We want analysis Oneida nation's watershed Reminder: Cookout and golf Brief: Miller, Russ, VanRemortel Vol. 36, No. 100 / June 23, 2005 Aftermath of fire in student housing Quick response draws praise Initiative against drinking/driving gets $3,000 grant Shorewood Golf's Peterson to call it quits July 1 sendoff promises 'Cookout and Golf with Ken & Friends' UW-Green Bay to host third annual watershed monitoring workshop Editorial: Despite 'small blunders,' UW a huge asset Lucrative patents Update: 'State budget passage not certain in Senate' Vol. 36, No. 99 / June 20, 2005 School's in for summer HR is on the move this week An invitation to a party in New York Get the Scoop, starting this Wednesday! Win your own ice cream party! Reporters question salaries, workloads On the plus side... Flags at half-staff Vol. 36, No. 98 / June 16, 2005 Gallagher gift: 'magnificent' Making plans for Oct. 20 'Photography by Jerry Dell' Still time to register for grant workshop Web Development is on the move New MIS guy in CIT Former legislator, US ambassador gets Regent nod Reilly reaction Talking about the 'morning-after' bill Madison's ex-dean of students makes news Disney's On The Record Weidner launches new ticketing system Food, too Governor proclaims State Employee Recognition Day Happy 100th, civil service employees Milwaukee, Superior win state awards Brief: Mona Christensen Vol. 36, No. 97 / June 13, 2005 UW-Green Bay part of new tribal partnership on child welfare Weidner Center announces 2005/06 Season Ticket sales Tornado evacuation at Bayfest International voice competition to return Regents speak out on budget cuts Walsh and Bradley win Regent election Half-staff Get the Scoop is just around the corner! Brief: Meredith Vol. 36, No. 96 / June 10, 2005 Regents promote three to full professor Eleven gain tenure, associate-professor title UW-Green Bay assistant chancellor volunteers to moonlight as West coach Swan: 'A way to give back to the community' Opportunity for Scheidt JFC finishes work on state budget Vol. 36, No. 95 / June 9, 2005 Chancellor's budget update is on-line Laatsch named new chairman at Carroll Tim Quigley remembers: The A-Z on Bayfest and its 25th anniversary Shorewood and Bayfest offer golf and fun combo Final Reminder: Free admission for faculty/staff at Friday noon Maya Angleou appearance rescheduled Be a part of it — New York! Board of Regents meeting held at UW-Milwaukee UW schools land $1.3 million grant to lessen nursing shortage Another pro-UW editorial More news coverage of 'college-grad gap' in Wisconsin Campus Compact's civic engagement guide available at Library Half-staff flags honor fallen soldiers Van fundraiser for Georgia Schroeder off to great start Vol. 36, No. 94 / June 6, 2005 Bayfest begins Reminder: Free admission Bartelme assumes new duties with Graduate Programs Office move $90 million cut, or $9 million increase? Columns and editorials on UW System funding Reilly radio Parent publication touts Phuture Phoenix More on Marathon May 25 birthdays at the PSC Whitewater's choice Vol. 36, No. 93 / June 2, 2005 Shepard statement on budget Reilly reacts What do JFC cuts mean for UW System? New restroom on Fox River Trail Stokes' team Phoenix Open House SAFE Ally training, on June 6 First in line at 5:30 a.m.? Recap on the heirloom sale New-employee training session 'Free' at Shorewood Vol. 36, No. 92 / May 31, 2005 No news is... no news Additional cuts for System? Associated Press analyzes rocky relationship Tolerance is topic of new book by UW-Green Bay professor Amanda Braun profile Competition puts Meacham in more good company Bayfest: 25 years, going strong, and a free Friday Questions? Call Tim Celebrating Wisconsin's civil service employees 'The Best Shall Serve the State' ROTC resolution More UW System budget: Reilly says it's time to reinvest Newspaper agrees Why can't faculty teach more? Call it R&D 'Lydecker' plum Still MORE UW System budget, and a Valentine for UW-Green Bay 'Doyle turns down offer to OK regent appointee' Badgers to play at Lambeau House for rent: next to UW-Green Bay Arboretum Marathon people Vol. 36, No. 91 / May 26, 2005 UW-Green Bay trustee Crain is appointed to Regents Shepard reacts Crain reacts History of Green Bay-area appointments Joint Finance Committee postpones action on UW System budget More LOG Vol. 36, No. 90 / May 23, 2005 Committee to vote on UW System budget Chancellor says more cuts would have impact Budget news release Listen to UW budget session Fleurant recovering from bypass surgery Phoenix softball team's 'storybook' season Speeches from 2005 spring commencement Weidner daytime series starts fast Still openings for grants workshop Press-Gazette story on international ed Taxpayers Alliance examines retention Brief: Anne Kok Vol. 36, No. 89 / May 20, 2005 UW System budget is tabled to Tuesday VNTY PL8s Jean Weidner event One last reminder on heirlooms Softball in Madison, basketball in Europe See it in 'Inside' LOG vacation Vol. 36, No. 88 / May 19, 2005 Powerful perk: Premier pick o' popular peppers (and tomatoes) GIRT Research/Teaching grants for Bartell, Breznay, Gurung, Voelker UW System budget update Jordanian scholar is coming to UW-Green Bay International ed, summarized Web conference on 'Competitive Grant Proposals' is May 26 Georgia Schroeder update Services for Cooper Schroeder Free lunch The poop on the Fox River Trail's new building Biodiversity workshop: buggy 'houseguests' Summer Institute on International Education UW-Green Bay a partner Connecting history and 4th-graders Still more car talk Mash, Walsh comments UW-Eau Claire chancellor search If you can't read this, here's why Sodexho chief rules the lanes (at 234!) Theatre faculty announces annual awards Reminder: Softball in NCAA tourney Briefs: Collins, Laatsch, Sweet Vol. 36, No. 87 / May 16, 2005 Commencement snapshots Cofrins are honorary alumni Laatsch remarks Details to come Jean Weidner Theatre dedication Holy cow! Softball team is headed for NCAAs Elite company Phoenix opens NCAA tourney in Madison on Friday Merging UW-Superior and UM-Duluth? Article on service learning Vol. 36, No. 86 / May 13, 2005 Quiz winners Final commencement reminder New professorship Half-staff flag Vol. 36, No. 85 / May 13, 2005 Commencement call: inside, and two ceremonies Arrival times Graduates in each ceremony Chancellor's message to students Vol. 36, No. 84 / May 12, 2005 Jean Weidner Theatre dedication is Sunday Campus, community invited Rain would precipitate two commencements Early enrollments give Summer Session look of a winner Starting May 23 Promotional campaign reaches beyond current students Do YOU know a potential enrollee? UW-Green Bay a factor in water dispute Kingfisher couple gets major ink for eco-friendly design More car talk Purchasing on the move Horizon League softball results: Phoenix goes 1-1 Follow the tourney, online Cradle of coaching greatness: UW-Green Bay The hardest-working people in show business Vol. 36, No. 83 / May 11, 2005 Donors commit to expanding Hendrickson Professorship More on the gift Hendricksons are 'compassionate givers' Leadership position for McClure-Lukens Trumpeter Bhasin in major recital at Abbey President Reilly's report from monthly Regents meeting Making plans for heirlooms Take a sneak peek Campus heirloom plant shoppers get early access Death of Mary Hegenbart Three Business/Accounting students earn scholarships Phi Eta Sigma announces scholarship From the Internet... Vol. 36, No. 82 / May 10, 2005 Design students head for EPA nationals Damkoehler, Baba and students UW-Green Bay advances five to youth history competition Newspaper coverage for economic initiative Phoenix hosts Horizon softball tourney Golf: good scores Coach of the year Art scholarships Vol. 36, No. 81 / May 9, 2005 Capital Campaign progress on academic excellence Haevers gift for scholarships More Campaign news More LOGs Rosewall's $47,000 grant boosts arts management See you at the cookout Gather your co-workers, and say 'cheese' Thank a V.E.S.T member Once black coffee, now pet therapy and massage Gypsy moth spraying Blame Canada for mail change Breakfast at 10 o'clock... tonight Sign up for Saturday's brunch Students (30 of 'em) receive Chancellor's Medallion Leadership Award winners Amenson-Hill, Keihn and Gurung also honored Bay Settlement countdown Brief: Leuthner Vol. 36, No. 80 / May 5, 2005 Laatsch to speak Big news: Bay Settlement is closing Russ, Outreach play key role in regional economic project Meredith appointment New cut-off dates for 2004-2005 printing purchases Diversity partnership gets $7,500 grant Former student wins top 'Downbeat' College Jazz Voice award Regents TV-5 will broadcast from campus Rain or shine, Monday is Sun Day Solar Olympics Regalia deal Changing the mascot? Brief: Kersten, Lacey, Meacham Vol. 36, No. 79 / May 3, 2005 Eleven earn Research grants $439 cap-and-gown special is extended Poetry slam! Vol. 36, No. 78 / May 2, 2005 Thornton is now Associate Provost Honoring UW-Green Bay retirees Keberlein duties Video clip now on the Web addresses 'connecting' A statement on Weidner Center finances Deadline for 'Grants in Aid...' Phoenix golfers play like tigers ALERT: Angelou lecture is postponed Stay tuned for details on 2005-06 series Sweet will have to wait Nielsen wins $5,000 NEH grant for Sullivan research Teens: Go here to learn Spanish this summer Nominations for local 'Women for Diversity' award Sheepshead Review is ready Reminder on buy one/get one free for 'Espresso' New UW-Whitewater chancellor Harvard seeks UW-Madison advice on attracting women Tax growth slows Analyzing graduation rates UWM touts Bio-Med alliance Differing views on 'UWM West' Hand Drumming concert includes all-star percussion trio New Javanese gongs Reminder: coffeehouse sketches Jazz Jazz dance, too The bomb squad Transforming affines Cancer Society seeks volunteers Brief: Stoll Vol. 36, No. 77 / April 28, 2005 New Coffeehouse at Union See the plans Water conservation is Friday's Oxford topic Phoenix tops Horizon in all-academic stars Jackson, Callahan, Franz are 'Good Bodies' winners Faculty musicians take road trip Colleges/Extension chancellor Zappa, DJ Evil E, and more O'Grady composition Week Two for 'Midsummer' Singing frogs Friday 'LGBTQA' discussion Broadcaster was UW-Green Bay grad For these college teams, it is rocket science Emergency response on Monday Music theatre/arts management student wins prestigious internship One ranking of education spending Briefs: Aldrete, Peacock-Landrum, Stokes Vol. 36, No. 76 / April 25, 2005 Reminder on 'Point-Counterpoint' lecture Technology Forum is Tuesday morning Flute Ensemble performs tonight Navy Band tubist will be guest artist Wednesday Premiere of O'Grady choral work May 1 Weidner Center offer on 'Triple Espresso' More 'Posters in the Rotunda' photos Meacham, Meinhardt research lectures Tuesday Lecture on impacting people around us Interactive play on violence against women Red Guard 'journey' is next Asian/Pacific Islander event Biodiversity Center workshop Friday features amphibians Deadline for research grant proposals May 3 Earth Day activities continue this week Athletics trainer Dawson leaving UW-Green Bay Softball team sweeps Butler Check directory cards before semester's end Review of 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Gerds praises UW-Green Bay Opera Workshop Reminders: Speaker on Hmong; Teen Connection Briefs: Meredith, Perkins Vol. 36, No. 75 / April 21, 2005 Education program thanks local educators Regional TriBeta convention on campus Saturday UW-Green Bay Earth Day activities will continue for 10 days Organizer Biedermann is focus of Press-Gazette story Opening night tonight for 'Cosi Fan Tutti' 'Midsummer Night's Dream' opens Friday night Flute Ensemble in concert Monday Oxford Lecture Series returns to campus Presentation on Hmong people Tuesday open to all Snapshots from the Symposium Teen Connection broadcast looks at teens and ethics Trip to Thailand to provide tsunami relief Cofrin Library adds search service Tennis teams in Horizon League championships Afro-Brazilian dancer to lead workshop Saturday Reminder of International Dinner Asian/Pacific Islander events continue Article says jobs are there for liberal arts grads More flexibility sought for UW System Social Justice Symposium gets local news coverage Sheepshead Review contest winners listed Briefs: Ashmann, Rosewall, Thornton Vol. 36, No. 74 / April 19, 2005 Faculty/staff can buy one/get one free for 'Espresso' Offer is part of 'Appreciation' Documentary on Sen. Nelson, Earth Day has Green Bay ties Vol. 36, No. 73 / April 18, 2005 The latest on technology at UW-Green Bay Comments, questions? Moving news: Office locations to change throughout 2005 Athletics, International Education to Rose Hall Dean of Students Space Grant, faculty, Purchasing, Provost, Biz/Finance Wanted: University's best golfers, of any ability Prof. Christensen wins UW System recognition 'Social Inequality and Disease in Haiti' is topic Tuesday Roundup: grad program, teaching grants, Heiges and Koltz stories 'Best and brightest' student researchers Italians in Chicago Dolphin-like smarts Team to watch: Softball Unreal! Theatre program's different 'Midsummer Night's Dream' 'Cosi Fan Tutti' More confirmation it's a small world Greenberg Carpal tunnel More Asian/Pacific Islander events Briefs: Perkins, Shariff Vol. 36, No. 72 / April 14, 2005 Group photo, UW pride on Friday A $10,000 'Phuture' grant Bragging up our student researchers AP: Borseth gives Colorado a late 'no' News conference at 11 a.m. Arrest made in campus Credit Union robbery Saturday's HIV-AIDS event The heirlooms are back! The heirlooms are back! Full stories on 'Distinguished Alumni' Professors will assist Social Work invites all to April 26 presentation on Hmong President Reilly begins monthly newsletter More Reilly Popular-culture scholar visits Next up: Italians, Chicago, racial issues International feast is April 23 'Midsummer Night's Dream' 'Cosi Fan Tutti' Spirit Week moves downtown A Doyle proclamation Reminder on Thai dinner, student banquet Correction on dates for SAFE Ally Reminders: Storm spotters, Ajula Column: Feral cats, Jeffrey Dahmer... and a darn attractive state Vol. 36, No. 71 / April 11, 2005 Burr, Sauerhammer are young Alumni winners Nielsen earns Japan residency Five gain Teaching Enhancement Grants Honoring veterans at UW-Green Bay Snapshots from the Capitol Careful on Bay Settlement How much do you know? Student Employee Award is Wednesday The list of nominees Remember: Celebrate in style Show your colors for a group photo this Friday 'UW Spirit Week' Cobane, Hanrahan, Wochinske to be honored Top thesis, too All are invited Report says Borseth likely choice for Colorado job La Crosse announces plans for $1.7 million in cuts 'Why not a Pointer Day?' Colleges sharpen focus on retaining freshmen Upcoming 'SAFE Ally' training More publicity for 'Wisconsin Jobs' Web site A survey for the Chamber Forward-thinking from Philadelphia Are you a storm chaser? Medical Society also a sponsor of UW-Green Bay/SNC program on AIDS Arts Management students contribute guest column on Weidner Post-Crescent writer offers take on Weidner/PAC competition Reminder: Talk on 'talking about disability' Don't forget: Thai deadline Oh, yeah: Jammin' One more time: deadline for 'parents night out' Remember: Downtown African dance troupe will perform at UW-Green Bay this Saturday Brief: Gurung Vol. 36, No. 70 / April 7, 2005 Qualls wins thesis award for mussel work A UW Degree? That's the spirit! Gathering of local UW grads Freshman honorary welcomes new members Asian/Pacific Islander Month Nice feature on student Tiffany Mor First Hispanic mayor is UW staffer Students in Madison today Yingst gets 'Women' cover No slams at 'Poetry Jam' Bring your signs, paint your face Let's talk pop culture Hearing the Regents Academic Staff honorees are from Eau Claire, Oshkosh No ZZZs... When parents, kids can't sleep Noppe, Ragan have things to say Washington state raptor expert to visit Monday Group will hold 2005 conference on campus Shhhh! It's a surprise for Katie Johnson Mark calendar to appreciate vets on April 14 More on History Day here News release on Student Employee Recognition Week 'Education for All Native People' Reminder: Sweet poetry on TV-38 Tacky Prom Birds do it, bees do it, even educated plants... Lama's Himalaya talk Lala's decision-making talk List of month's events Vol. 36, No. 69 / April 4, 2005 35th reunion for UWGB alumni, faculty, staff More on reunion: Chancellor Weidner, booklet Fourth Estate wins student newspaper award Sweet poetry on WPNE-TV Good attendance for Saturday's Powwow Student Employee Appreciation Week Student employee of the year Assertiveness in the workplace National History Day competition Second social justice symposium Symposium tribute to Weidner Shorewood clubhouse manager More on Murphy Next 'Connecting for Lunch' program Guest lecturer on 'plant mating' French pop rock singer to perform Second annual Phoenix Forum Gender, politics, Islam High school exchange students to visit Project VOTE urges residents to go to polls Tuesday Freshman earns 'golfer of the week' Briefs: Stoll Vol. 36, No. 68 / March 31, 2005 Faculty research session on April 1 Five will show posters in Rotunda Revealing clothes, crowding, non-studying students? Psych job at conference Blast off! A new summer camp More honors for 'Let's Do' Phoenix Forum for civic discourse Fresh data shows huge $ payback for university degree Stats for women, people of color Caution: Don't tout only earnings potential System asks for 3% pay hikes, no further cuts He'll talk on 'talking about disability' Summer enrollments, please Shorewood opens Monday! For lunch, that is Golf? Sometime later The great sandwich survey Lemon grass sticks and peanut-sauce beef A new catering director, a substitute harpist Diversity Circles: Please call ahead Multiple sites Bright future as 'Circles' will expand African dance concert Remember to vote on Tuesday Project VOTE includes UW-Green Bay reps Jeffreys to speak at forum on violence, pacifism Students connect via volunteering More pub for National Geographic intern AP story addresses UW recruiting, gays, benefit issue UW-Oshkosh reveals budget-cut plans Professor jailed after incident Moritz in piano recital Program announced for Meredith recital Senior art Reminder: Kids Night Out International service learning John Belushi on March Glen Slaats Briefs: Damkoehler, Shariff, Stoll, Psychology Vol. 36, No. 67 / March 28, 2005 Top Alumni: Cobane '90, Wochinske '74, Hanrahan '82 Alumni Awards Night is April 16 Poupart, Fencl, Bauer-Dantoin, Jeffreys talk diversity Regional TriBeta convention will come to UW-Green Bay Distinguished researcher will speak on cloning More on 'Posters' Guest artists join Meredith in recital Senior art show Reminder: Women's luncheon, Riddles UWLC conference for program /admin assistants Bowl-a-thon for tsunami relief Former SNL anchor Colin Quinn Basketball banquets on April 10 Weidner Center goes public with long-term budget challenges 'Triple Espresso' guys go blog Chihuly catching stars' eyes Lama to talk on home in Himalayas Tennessee lands Pearl Van Gruensven in HR Vol. 36, No. 66 / March 24, 2005 UW-Green Bay beefs up summer offerings Marketing effort targets current, new students Know of a potential summer-school enrollee? 'Can Women Be Scientists? Women, Science & Scientific Careers' 'Unveiling a Dichotomy: Gender, Politics, & Islam in the United Arab Emirates' Grille is open early, every day Reminder for March 25: Friday's Interdisciplinarity in Action Spring Break for parents 'Diversity Circle' on changing community begins here April 5 What is a diversity circle? Hurry! Oboe star on campus today UW-Green Bay is host to renowned oboist, oboe students Future educators bringing Klein to campus High school exchange students invited to UW-Green Bay conference Payroll and Benefits staff members are back; update on Lawson Group not needed to get ticket 'deal' for Beethoven's Ninth Ecumenical Center posts notice of Friday service Brief: Salerno, Shariff Vol. 36, No. 65 / March 21, 2005 Congratulations to a great run! 'Maryland has its Shay in second half' UW-Green Bay finishes 27-4 and in Top 25 Campus faces budget cuts of $850,000 in 2005-07 Twin Cities paper offers view on cuts Reilly on WPR More on 'Diversity Circles' at UW-Green Bay Daffodil sale a success Videoconference on Iraq war decision Union expansion moves forward Students work on NSF grant First woman Iditarod champ to speak Sixth annual Campus Dialogues Luncheon Journalist speaks on dyslexia 'Conversations about Inspiring Teaching' GLBT high schoolers focus of 'Teen Connection' Tickets on sale for Thai dinner Chernick, friend of University, passes TRIO wins battle for funding in Senate Weidner and students team up for Tsunami Relief Project Value of liberal education Wisconsin PeerSpectives Network Third annual Global Trade Conference Briefs: Stoll, Nesslein Vol. 36, No. 64 / March 10, 2005 Holschbach is new MIS coordinator Top 25 means 25% off at Bookstore Conversations on 'Inspiring Teaching' Reminder on Friday's budget forum Recant of assault charge in media spotlight Official statement UW-Green Bay singers, Oshkosh Symphony tackle Beethoven Discount tickets Phoenix women vault in national rankings Opening-round sites NIT bid? 'Sideline pioneer' Hammerle retires Regents on Webcast Issues facing GLBT high schoolers in Green Bay Go Thai on Tax Day Local youth recital has UW-Green Bay connections Briefs: Goff, Witwer Vol. 36, No. 63 / March 9, 2005 Chancellor invites faculty, staff to budget forum this Friday Proposal by Chancellor's Cabinet includes some FTE cuts Timetable Vol. 36, No. 62 / March 7, 2005 UW-Green Bay women in 10th straight title game Bravos for Borseth, AP ranking Selection Sunday Mor national honors Tickets for Campus Dialogues Luncheon Students earn honors for water-quality work Guests will introduce Wednesday Film Society selection Guest lecturer tackles tsunamis More publicity for Dushani Phoenix men finish 17-11 'Drop-dead' deadline is extended for Rotunda State budget update: Joint Finance Committee hearings Reilly's testimony Safety session for newcomers is this Thursday Biz Expo 2005 is Tuesday at KI Assault on Arboretum trail (see update) Library sale Juliet Cole is 'Last Lecture' speaker Reminders: Choral Festival, jazz concert Briefs: Fermanich, Gurung Vol. 36, No. 61 / March 3, 2005 Bartell a 'Fellow' and Ragan a 'Scholar' Merger plan under fire Media coverage Does UW System structure really need an overhaul? U.P. sledding tragedy involves former employee Help for the Schroeders Credit Union is dropoff for tsunami aid Plan ahead: Get IS service requests done before semester slips away PhotoBlog: Phoenix phever, March madness Singing the praises of Choral Festival on March 10 Commissioned piece incorporates Menominee, Ojibwe traditions Salernos lead jazz show Phoenix Pride takes pride in win Saturday's focus is fate of TRIO pre-college programs More than 300 expected for Pre-College Conference Science Forum looks at space science Women's History: Riddles, music and more Recognizing a female star Popular or 'once-popular,' it's only $1 Food/travel program was a treat Carol Bush, 'No Limits' get extra ink Skiers Winters and Cook earn trip to NCAA nationals Mor honors: ESPN second-team Academic All-America Back at No. 25 Horizon tourney tips off Video streaming on Web, if WSU wins tonight Men idle until Saturday Reminder: 'Globalist Gathering' Reminder: trumpet trio, recital Reminder: 'Excellence in Collaborative Achievement' Brief: Laatsch Vol. 36, No. 60 / February 28, 2005 'Laramie Project' adds Tuesday show Solid reviews Downward detour for Upward Bound? UW-Green Bay scores well in new NCAA academic report Swimmers take Horizon title Merner coach of the year - again Phoenix women, 23-3, are home Thursday Massive post-season honors - again Still receiving votes Bravos for Mendiburu, Flores First 'Globalist Gathering' is Sunday Tsunami relief Global Trade Conference set for March 21 Weidner's St. Patrick's Day 'Lightning' strikes Lawton Gallery Trumpet trio is extra for bands concert Visiting stars offer recital CIT reminds readers of synchronized accounts Residence Life changes 'guest' policy Watershed Symposium Citizen engagement is focus of Madison lecture WEEB, anyone? Know a Rotunda-worthy researcher? Photo gallery documents 2004 'Posters' Danceworks concert Vol. 36, No. 59 / February 24, 2005 Reilly, Miller address Ward Churchill Another free-speech essay Speaking of on-campus lectures... LifeLines at Weidner Talking teaching, Tuesday, with Fitzpatrick UW-Green Bay's capital campaign has front-page spot Smile, it's Family Weekend Faculty members shine as 'Touch of Class' volunteers Funeral for Marcia Outcalt Call for nominations: Posters in the Rotunda Student goes national with campus safety push Manitowoc not excited about 'annexation' Seymour arsenic, young scientists, UW-Green Bay Noppe's class hosts kids 'Books in Honor' adds volumes to Cofrin Library How to honor with a book Big TV game tonight No. 26 'Peter Pan' flying not so easy The buzz on Triple Espresso? It opens in two weeks First 'Connecting for Lunch' program goes down well Reminder: Job and Internship Fair Reminder: What do we know about minority students on campus? Brief: Gurung Vol. 36, No. 58 / February 22, 2005 Passing of Marcia Outcalt Vol. 36, No. 57 / February 21, 2005 New on the Web: 'The Campaign for UW-Green Bay' Test yourself with fun, easy quiz A virtual 'fly-through' New option: online giving to UW-Green Bay Reilly on radio, right now Students report on scientific research Wednesday Post Crescent reports Lor leaving Neenah for here Phoenix women on cable Out of the Top 25 The buzz on Triple Espresso Show brings real coffeehouse to Weidner Center Performance space is transformed 'March' into Weidner 'Race and Ethnicity' grants available Feminism and Hip Hop Judith martin: One Last Lecture Sheepshead Review makes final call Pan/ Rigby) discount Lifelines Reminder: 'Laramie Project' Reminder: 'Apocalyptic Time Machine' Brief: Stokes Vol. 36, No. 56 / February 17, 2005 See it in 'Inside' UW-Green Bay is site for tax-freeze hearing Campus connects with Associated Bank Student makes national honor band Student-led course draws publicity Buy one, get one free for Peter Pan Student newspapers react to Churchill 'Laramie Project' opens Feb. 24 Hibbard returns home to direct Alumnus Sass moves to a bigger stage Omarosa makes headlines on day of UW-Green Bay visit Minority students lead important discussion Kox's Apocalyptic Time Machine at Lawton Women hold at #23 Hey, generous business majors, you're up! Next meeting on LGBT issues Admissions now offers 'overnighters' Applications, admits are up from students of color UWM faculty member, software developer, critical in his departure On the other hand, WARF draws national honor 'Posters in the Rotunda' is April 7 A dilly of a reminder Vol. 36, No. 55 / February 14, 2005 Progress report: Collaborative MSW has strong second year Accreditation looks positive, too Martin praises those who've made 'connection' work Peacock-Landrum wins Reilly's praise at Regents So far, so good, for new Human Resources system Final chance for daffodils Betz is new River Falls chancellor Reminder: Greek deadline is tomorrow Grammy winners coming to Weidner, March 3 Love her or hate her, Omarosa is here 'Downtown Connecting' has Kersten, lunch, unions, space Reminder: Meacham, Salisbury readings Alumni hoops on Saturday Phoenix women need one more for record streak Tickets all but gone New rankings (and candy bar prices) are out Reminder: Hall of Fame Phoenix men not on satellite tonight Free income tax assistance notes revised schedule Briefs: Nielsen, Stoll Vol. 36, No. 54 / February 10, 2005 New: Aldrete's book on old Rome Meacham will read Thursday Salisbury, too Yingst wins $180,000 NASA grant for more on Mars UW-Green Bay delegation heads to Italy Student vocalists enter 'Vocalissimo' Environmental Design students show Baird Creek work Meredith will end Italy tour with recital Del Bianco Foundation, UW-Green Bay are developing a history Another poll, another Top 25 ranking 24-cent candy honors No. 24 Phoenix Coast-to-coast coverage for women Men in 'Bracket Buster' Translation? Chancellor shares next-day reaction to state budget Regent reaction? See Friday's Web cast President Reilly 'encouraged' by some elements Media coverage Student art at Goltz Seering Urban planning presentation draws coverage M. Jackson on law school, etc. Deserving of an honorary doctoral degree? Three win Sullivan scholarships Read all about 'em Reminder: Student Employee of the Year? Jane Swan of the ASC Vol. 36, No. 53 / February 7, 2005 Shepard applauds Mash at System Attention all faculty: 2ND notice for student symposium Budget address Editorial urges mercy on UW System Top 25 for Phoenix women! UW-Green Bay students' research will help shape bridge's future Chinese language school here For Kowalczyk and Borseth, quirky questions UW-Green Bay's sturgeon researchers Young and old team up at tax time Student Employee of the Year competition... any nominations? Invitation to the Wilderness, for a long weekend Prof. Pearson at Greek Luncheon Up With Good Bodies meetings Daffodil Days - add Jan Snyder to the order list Review calls Meacham 'great new talent' 'Major' event next week Sympathy to Juanita Theile Reminder: art open house is Thursday Sam Surowiec: featured ASC member Warner encourages attendance at urban planner presentation Click for 'Have Tastebuds, Will Travel' Vol. 36, No. 52 / February 3, 2005 Speth is new budget officer Industry vet begins Paper work Downtown 'connecting' dominates www.uwgb.edu Laughs, tears flow with Rivers Remember: 'Go Red' Love teaching? Let's talk Daffodil Days Another tax season, another VITA Hyping downtown H.Y.P.E. 'Have Tastebuds, Will Travel' program to land here Granted, it's free Weidner's February fun for families No. 26 in the nation, No. 1 in your hearts Sell-outs Reminder: Men on TV Favor Hamilton ideal for No Limits! Safety training for newbies, on Feb. 8 UW System responds to Legislative Audit Bureau Media coverage 4E on international students Vol. 36, No. 51 / January 31, 2005 A new Founders Award category: 'Collaborative Effort' Student awards deadline is 4:30 today Can we talk? Joan Rivers is here tonight No Limits! gets a double thumbs-up Winning windows 'Go Red' on Feb. 4 Funeral arrangements for Kline-Heim Art program hosts 'first-ever' open house Faculty art show Pletcher and company move up in the Cofrin Library Reminder: Institute for Research is now in Wood Hall More on Yingst's Mars mission Tear down Van Hise? Maybe Website help for avoiding Milwaukee mess Victoria Harris on zebra mussels Reminder: music of India Basketball doubleheader, student-athlete night at the Resch Free tickets for faculty, staff Academic highlights City Council honors Rohde, Scharlow Men's team draws 8,000 for UWM Applause for Gov. Doyle Saturday's game to be televised Phoenix women cruise to 18-2 Home Horizon streak stretches beyond horizon 28-year win streak is third longest in nation Watching the polls USA Today columnist praises Phoenix women Get ready for Family Weekend Salsa Dance 'College in the Nude!' More Downtown H.Y.P.E. Triple Espresso Future FOCUS events for 2005 Research Council invites submissions for grants Briefs: Breznay, Larkey, Roeder, Von Dras Vol. 36, No. 50 / January 28, 2005 Gov. Doyle will visit Saturday New scholarship for NAS Passing of Sue Kline-Heim P-G highlights travel course in Costa Rica 'Downtown Connecting' topics: Labor unions, marketplace research Larmouth, Weidner, Spangenberg, Slaats praised Favor Hamilton Team up for cancer fight North Indian music lecture/performance is Wednesday Good Bodies Big Fat Greek Luncheon? Native Plants: a 'Thoughtful Gardener' workshop Tickets remain Brief: Bodilly Vol. 36, No. 49 / January 27, 2005 Mars calling Faculty art exhibit is under way Estella Lauter returns for Frankenthal medallion Snapshots of Voyageur/history celebration More on HRIS Parallel Testing Meet Andy Speth More on Friday Vol. 36, No. 48 / January 24, 2005 Nominations for 2005 Academic Excellence Symposium Chili Bowl is a draw A photo gallery of favorites Partnering with SNC to roll out 'red carpet' on diversity Living on campus gets high marks 'Career Conversation' on publishing Meacham describes her approach Birds workshop is rescheduled Reminders: Civil rights pioneer and Green Bay history Last call: No Limits! Institute's Cole obtains citizenship Finalists at River Falls Shepard on 'merger' Honors recital Sunday to feature 11music standouts 'Spotlight on Food' at Weidner Quinn's partner deserves credit, too 'Understanding our Students of Today - The Millennial Generation' 2005-06 Ambassador applications Kristin Schneider killed in accident Marinetti is featured ASC member Mendiburu in assists, Mor in shooting State law reminder Vol. 36, No. 47 / January 20, 2005 Spring enrollment Reilly sees single chancellor for UW Colleges, UW-Extension Newspaper coverage Dean's office is on the move, Friday Lawson HRIS and the parallel world Civil rights pioneer to visit Kersten's talk on Green Bay history Meredith recital postponed until April 3 Actress Quinn gets regional recognition Delegation has busy stay Up With Good Bodies for spring Headline: 'Debt hounds grads' Institute for Learning Partnership grants for teachers 'No Limits!' registration Favor Hamilton Clinic is filling fast Paint your faces: Phoenix women on TV this weekend UW-Green Bay sessions on 'Adult Degree Programs' A Q&A with ACE president Legislator has bold proposal for UW reorganization Whitewater chancellor search Chair Landrum is ASC's featured Reception honors 10 science scholarship winners Three win health sciences scholarships Hey dude! Chill out with Frost Fest events Family Weekend Call for nominations Brief: Von Dras Vol. 36, No. 46 / January 13, 2005 Overview of 'State of the State' Reilly applauds Doyle Hall of Famers: Berlowski, Goltz, Nordgaard, Powers History is 'Interdisciplinarity in Action' Green Bay history is Kersten topic on Jan. 25 More on Pell Grants Greek feast New Library site Reminders: MLK Day, development conference today, Jazz Fest Meet Ann Deprey Cancer event is coming fast Cable will carry Phoenix-Panthers on Saturday Phoenix women getting Top 25 votes Vol. 36, No. 45 / January 10, 2005 A record close for new-freshmen admission With a few exceptions Application cutoff makes news Reminder: MLK Day 'Enhancing the Craft of Teaching' is Thursday Top saxophonist guest stars at Saturday's Jazz Fest It's a full day for student musicians Local newspapers list sports and events center donors Photos of last week's big day Pell Grant decline is debated Don't 'even think' about UW budget cuts Changes in domestic partner health insurance called unlikely Arendt you glad to meet your ASC? Program Assistant manual is on-line Gallagher co-hosts improv show Big wins at Butler It's 'Two for One Tuesday' Exhibitors set for Jan. 31 LifeLines with Rivers Be on time for Miserables Green Bay Film Society film Hoping for a tern-out Ozark getaway Briefs: Gurung, Von Dras, Walter Vol. 36, No. 44 / January 6, 2005 New names announced on Kress Center honor roll Spotlight on six-figure donors Shepard and partners applaud generosity It ain't done yet Watch for more on brick/locker campaigns Latest update: open for fall 2007 You're invited: Community's MLK Day Also on Jan. 15: Jazz Fest! Joie de 'Les Miserables' Athletics mission statement, NCAA stuff Governor to talk Jan. 12, Feb. 8 Vol. 36, No. 43 / January 3, 2005 'Control Room' looks at Al-Jazeera Film series resumes Students claim Friends' bookstore prizes Prof. Stieglitz's last day Commencement on cable Diversity, of the 'InterGenerational' variety Donor recognition on Thursday Miss the Kress Center news? It's here Confidential to 7th and 8th floors Women's studies conference Come early, come hungry for basketball tonight Safety training Schedule of films Vol. 36, No. 42 / December 28, 2004 UW-Green Bay confirms lead donor for student events center See sketches of Kress Events Center Campaign continues Read all about it In other news, its Phoenix vs. Bison, Hawks vs. Broncs Vol. 36, No. 41 / December 23, 2004 Saturday's snapshots Faculty Development on Jan. 13 Warpinski is new Union director Armed robbery at UW Credit Union Description of suspect A Website to track Bay Settlement work Eight days left on faculty/staff discount VP Weimer to step down News on tax caps, position-cut plans On a lighter note... Jazz Fest, 'Les Miserables' and Joan Rivers Vol. 36, No. 40 / December 20, 2004 Weidner Center offers 50% faculty/staff discount on Lifelines Rivers, Pearl, Albright and Angelou Have an opinion on Tech Plan 2010? Grants for Marker, Abel, Coury, Gurung, Gushwa, Von Dras Correction Hutchison names editorial board of 'Encyclopedia of Urban Studies' Smile! You're on the Commencement Website Text of Prosser speech Challenge to 'Echo Boom' grads It's been a well-publicized semester Phi Kappa Phi greets 103 Be a friend of the Friends, and buy a raffle ticket... SOON! Hard hat for Hammersmith Carol Bush wins Eternal Flame Award Basketball promotions: big doubleheader Jan. 3 'Cheese' is ski whiz 'Sno joke: Shorewood Golf Course is still open, sort of Status report on reducing State workforce In Minnesota, student debt rises Bayfest 25th anniversary Get involved... call Tim Vol. 36, No. 39 / December 16, 2004 The 411 on Commencement, Saturday's stars Recognize graduation names? Weyers is community honoree Brunch is cancelled Abbott, Bauer-Dantoin, Henze earn research sabbaticals Teaching awards for Meyer Scenes from Bush bash WRAP shots 'Scholarship in the digital age' presentation is this Friday More on digital repository and collection Questions on Friday's program? 'Thanks' for the books Business types take Up With Good Bodies honors Phoenix Pride heads to nationals Ground broken for new Business Assistance Center Helping to 'hype' downtown Provost's remarks on COBE initiative 'We need professors in the labs as well as in classes' UW System research-grant program has $425,000 UW-Green Bay seeks 'globalists' to share international interests Journal looks at 'Race and Ethnicity in New York City' Nair lands U.N. appointment Vol. 36, No. 38 / December 15, 2004 Playing floor will honor Bob and Carol Bush Halftime announcement draws standing 'O' Media coverage Students share in applause Vol. 36, No. 37 / December 13, 2004 WRAP it up on Wednesday Commencement A-Z BOR recap SKH at Regents Newspaper examines students' work with Curative Jadin meets with Leadership class Conference promises civics lessons Phoenix volleyballer is another 'No Limits' honoree Lively student art show has multiple honorees Congratulations to NCAA volleyball 'team' of volunteers Symphonic reminder Tout recital Free Sheepshead Union candidate Warpinski Art Agency's annual Holiday Art Sale! Student Life extends deadline for book donations 'Teen Connection' focuses on AIDS Don't forget: Book donation as a gift Raffle drawing is at 7:59 a.m. sharp Vol. 36, No. 36 / December 9, 2004 Author Meacham wins Katherine Anne Porter award Barnes & Noble takes note Grant to help teachers with DPI license renewal Can you serve as a mentor? Lab Sciences 'make over' gets some ink PhotoBlog: gallery stroll Freshman Salas in spotlight Library grant for new video titles has benefits for GBCI Student partners on police report Six to receive Chancellor's Medallion Spotlight turns to NCAA volleyball championship, host Phoenix NCAA volleyball preview Women's basketball team take first loss Men's rivalry with UW is something to celebrate BOR on Friday Whitewater chief to leave for Connecticut UW, technical colleges partner on degrees Lasee touts TABOR Reilly and Clancy Prof. Emeritus Cohrs joins 'Holiday Traditions' as guest organist Symphonic groups offer 'comfort music' Tout recital SASU Craft Sale: makes excellent Christmas gift Get your grants, here! The story of the college cat, a questionable MBA, and a lawsuit Reminder on percussion Arts and crafts in the rugged northwoods Brief: Bauer-Dantoin Vol. 36, No. 35 / December 6, 2004 Percussion party Spotlight on 'Rhythm Chant FF' composer Five UW-Green Bay actors in Irene Ryan running 1923 gives theatre program a boost Opera wins more kudos for student vocalists Kretche talks new software, spam and 5.4 million e-mails Work-study seen as positive Help wanted: paper director Green Bay in Italy Women continue to soar It's basketball rankings season Men on TV (delayed) vs. Badgers Green Bay hits jackpot with NCAA volleyball teams Banta CEO to receive award at 'No Limits' Raffle offers $500 Bookstore prizes and helps a good cause More University Union candidates Last call for Holiday Luncheon A busy, busy pre-holiday week Brussels student gets Hoppe Scholarship A Friend-ly reminder: Books are always great gifts Required safety training for new employees Future safety sessions Vol. 36, No. 34 / December 2, 2004 LOG splits in two Shepard joins AASCU panel to discern education's future Military mom Jan Snyder on TV Swirling wind dooms Keberlein's football hopes Proud performance for Phoenix Pride captain Landscape symposium features work of eight students Local firm collaborated Grosso percussion concert promises big doings 'Dido and Aeneas' has royalty in the cast Come early for 'Green Room' talks Kwanzaa reminder Student director says 'Drive' is 'fascinating journey' Holiday gift ideas? Try student art on Dec. 13, 14 'Gadgets and Gizmos' is open to all 'Give-A-Kid-A-Book,' save 25% at Phoenix Bookstore Women play twice more Already going fast, tickets sales accelerate Sagal to sing National Anthem Cofrin Library hears from you! Faculty talks Vol. 36, No. 33 / November 29, 2004 Kwanzaa comes to campus International flags in the 'Nic' Entrepreneurs Dr. Weidner stars in student TV program Students perform first great English opera Aldrete, Henze to offer introductions UW-Green Bay student places in state vocal competition Concert by brass and woodwinds Piano-percussion duo Phoenix Bookstore's big sale is Wednesday-Friday It's time to Give-A-Kid-A-Book Reminder: luncheon tickets UW-Green Bay Teddy Bear Drive 'Tis the Season' 'Highly Classified' is Majewski Slaats to retire at Wisconsin Public Radio Red Cross CPR re-certification is Jan. 30 FDR's second bill of rights Geography films close with 'Burning Season' RCMS students take honors in national Web design contest Reminder: Union candidate Phoenix soccer player makes Academic all-America Distinguished company Phoenix men re-group for win Tickets are scarce as 4-0 women enter dream homestand Badgers a possibility for NCAA tourney at Resch Center Groovin' Grounds Still column talks UW stem-cell research... and interdisciplinarity Brief: Draney Vol. 36, No. 32 / November 22, 2004 Regent Connolly-Keesler visits Student Senate today Bay Settlement entrance? Open, but messy 'School Zone' features UW-Green Bay student, leadership program Job market for new college grads Open sessions for Union director Okokon and Jicinsky Donald Olski passes away Phoenix men face No. 10 Spartans ... which brings back memories Season opener draws big crowd Veni, vidi, vici Campus Compact advertises grant, conference opportunities Vol. 36, No. 31 / November 18, 2004 Founders Dinner is huge Food for thought from chancellors, presidents Food drive means $3 discount Tickets going fast for PSC games Kowalczyk gets national attention Tune in to Auburn showdown Mankowski to play, sing with Vocal Jazz An English classic for Opera Workshop Tickets for 'Funny Thing...' Student art at 4:30 p.m. Cancellation: Barrage Scheduled your office party yet? Conversation partners Reception Provost open office hours are Friday Rudeness on the rise? Breznay, Valentine promote Scandinavian journey next May 40 recommendations for governor on education Stem cell initiative Patent holder assesses California challenge Governor shares thoughts on UW System budget Regent Pruitt speaks out on pay and benefits Vol. 36, No. 30 / November 15, 2004 'Inside' info Honor roll of UW-Green Bay donors Newspaper profiles Sweet 'Laughs abound,' says reviewer Comics on campus Retirement of Olien Gophers in a hole, too Tuition increases by10.5 percent nationwide Average here is average there Warner's classes active in service learning Send us your 'connecting' projects Nov. 22 is Thanksgiving feast, Native American artists' display Reminder: International Education Week! Week's activities Reminder: Education summit at Founders Dinner UW-Green Bay student art exhibit Mankowski is guest artist with Vocal Jazz Tickets for Holiday Luncheon now on sale Prepare for a banquet Campus is invited to celebrate conference participants Students provide volunteer power for conference 250 strong Nusbaum speaks about civic involvement careers 'Highly Classified': Paula Marcec-Ehrfurth No limits for girls who engage in sports Safety training Reminder: parents, kids enjoy 'Night Out' Brief: Ganyard, Sanders Vol. 36, No. 29 / November 11, 2004 Founders Dinner has education theme Top leaders to share dais Forgotten medallion finds rightful recipient in Kersten Sell, Clifton, Lauter, too Campus to host Women's Leadership Conference Justice Bradley, Sweet, others to speak UW-Green Bay students take lead in hosting Career Conversation links to conference theme Weidner chandelier wins Mayor's Beautification Award It's Black Belt Friday Student adopts five Ukrainian children Hall-of-Famer Roecker joins 'No Limits' line-up Reminder: Women's Studies reunion tonight Only 43 days till Christmas! Let Weidner Center set the mood Kids night out with the Phoenix A funny thing about the credits Latest courses for educators Vol. 36, No. 28 / November 8, 2004 Celebrating International Education Week Enter YOUR international photos Program looks at story of Hmong refugees Salsa and merengue lessons spice things up Nov. 19 International Extravaganza International Education seeks 'conversation partners' Grad students getting attention for land-use ideas UW-Green Bay student on "Jeopardy!" next week Regents ask legislators for 5+5 pay increases for some UW System jobs United Way Campaign - Week I update Fall color Emergency volunteers Giving blood Reminder on 'A Funny Thing' Laatsch on to a 'UWGB Downtown' program Phoenix sports roundup 'Highly Classified': Mark Roe Craver joins Interdisciplinary Studies team Human Development, Psychology students present at tri-state conference Briefs: Draney, Ganyard Vol. 36, No. 27 / November 4, 2004 Among students, Bush/Kerry vote splits evenly Relief that it's over Youth turnout up sharply A dissenting view 'A Funny Thing' will happen next week in University Theatre Laatsch, barns and 'UWGB Downtown' luncheon 15th annual give-a-kid-a-book drive Shopping tips for books Sweet reading is 3:30 p.m. today Air Force swoops in Regents on the Web Classified Council meets Monday 'Highly Classified': Pam Kohlmeyer Phoenix women take the court Two from Green Bay are UW System Student Ambassadors Master plan Vol. 36, No. 26 / November 2, 2004 Sweet offers campus reading this Thursday Senior Reception is Nov. 3 Film Series sub-series focuses on education in other lands Air Force group at Fort Howard Hall Regents consider regional, national markets in assessing UW pay Cancelled: Tim Conway and Harvey Korman Ticketholders invited to trade up Reminder on wellness Absolute last call for Shorewood Brief: Collins, Christensen Vol. 36, No. 25 / November 1, 2004 State award for Phuture Phoenix Fotos from fete Employee Drive results Congratulations, Kaffeine Kathy Old-timers win again Birthday gift by alumnus brings classical guitarist for free concert tonight Jazz groups perform on Wednesday UW System works on brain gain Brown-bag basketball reminder No Dunst, but Heinz Another LOG tomorrow... Briefs: Ronnenberg, Amenson-Hill, Stearney Vol. 36, No. 24 / October 28, 2004 All politics, all the time Republican events Friday and Saturday Vol. 36, No. 23 / October 25, 2004 Kerry visit is invitation-only Parking lots closed Ralph Nader also on campus Tuesday Nov. 2nd's big event: the brown-bag basketball lunch Recap: Press-Gazette covers Saturday's news The weekend in news photos Films seeking to refute Moore claims are screened tonight Eugenics, euthanasia as options Remember: Thursday for Anne Buttke's farewell 'Highly Classified': Mary Ann Rose Gravedancer's ball is this Wednesday Thursday is for the little kids Profile of President Reilly 'Education funding key to high-tech jobs' The election, state budget, one UW-Green Bay student's tuition Politics in the news at Stevens Point Arts 'Career Conversation' begins Senior Day is Friday for soccer women Sunday for men Shorewood Golf Course, restaurant still open Brief: Clifton Ganyard Vol. 36, No. 22 / October 22, 2004 Perks of being a swing state: Caroline Kennedy, Sharon Stone and others Vol. 36, No. 21 / October 21, 2004 Fall Conference tackles student motivation, truancy Friday's workshops Event is sixth annual for the Institute More on Moore Expect protests, traffic delays 'No Moore Hype,' say student groups It's United Way time! Stay up late with Harvey and Tim November is hopping at the Weidner Glen Tilot: Volunteer of the Year Remember the three R's... reuse, recycle, restore Young and old invited to 'Music of the Old and New' Campus invited to Birr's 'Good Bodies' presentation Wellness: within your reach Kretche is recognized for efforts with Red Cross 'Highly Classified': Brenda Jerabek Coupon use comes when you pay, says UW-Green Bay professor Brief: Rosewall Vol. 36, No. 20 / October 18, 2004 Phuture Phoenix in spotlight Photo gallery Trick-or-treat on campus 'Spooky' overtones at symphonic concert Wind Symphony no longer an ensemble Saturday's 'Steps' walk raises nearly $10,000 'Teaching Scholar' Meyer in Louisiana TABOR forum to address possible impact of tax-freeze plan UW-Green Bay contingent helps organize 'Escape from Happiness' is 'wild, fascinating' See it this week 'Our Town 1854' ... at 7 p.m. Tuesday Remembering John E. Somerville Last call for campus phone book corrections Chronicle article shared with UWGB listserve Immigrants said deserving of tuition waiver UW-Madison shares in Alzheimer's study Board of Regents is listening... in Eau Claire, Oshkosh Underkofler awards Legal historian to speak on Amish case Campus community welcome to hear Outreach candidates Realignment in Extended Degree Safety talk Caution: College could be hazardous to your health... Athletics extends appreciation to faculty and staff Female athletes, female leaders NCAA Regional volleyball tickets Feingold to visit ACLU chapter to host program on gay marriage 'Highly Classified': Brenda Jerabek Reminder: Graduate and Professional School Fair Brief: Gurung Vol. 36, No. 19 / October 14, 2004 Incident on campus under investigation Vol. 36, No. 18 / October 11, 2004 Technology Plan 2010 Fall Festival lineup Health plan, ERA windows open today Grad students 'connect' on Highway 54-57 development Students step out for charity walk They'll be smiling at cheesy art contest Judges have green-and-gold ties Employee Drive ends today! (Sort of) Numbers are up '90s grads need to hustle Must... see... Jim... Wand... Transylvania backroads Fall color snapshots Guest artist, Preble Choir join UW-Green Bay choirs 1965 Room is setting for final 'DebateWatch' Alumnifest Visiting professor talks Edith Stein Offbeat comedy opens Thursday Black Wolf visits Cultural Fair Free soccer for faculty Basketball's 'Midnight Mania' Confronting Violence Against Women Training is already under way on abuse issues Green Bay stars in 'Our Town 1854' 'Highly Classified': Jan Snyder Bellin Health is LifeLines sponsor The 'Campus Compact Reader' Vol. 36, No. 17 / October 8, 2004 Regents conclude October meeting today More on audit of UW staffing UW-Green Bay to host another "DebateWatch" Alumni, community invited to 2nd annual Alumnifest Third Phuture Phoenix event is Wednesday Italian visitors arrive today Purchase tickets for Tuesday's Italian Luncheon "Escape from Happiness" opens UW-Green Bay Theater season Lecture, exhibit on "Tradition and Change in Transylvania" Classified Staff Advisory Council meeting Annual Cultural Fair set for Wednesday Press-Gazette story examines minority enrollment Gay marriage debate draws crowd More than Moore at Weidner in October Space Grant fellowship honors astronaut's memory AIC display case features wood carvings from Mexico Visiting Chinese scholar at UW-Green Bay Tickets for NCAA Championship volleyball 'Highly Classified': Hessler Vol. 36, No. 16 / October 4, 2004 Honor for Prof. Grosso Diversity Circles coming Oct. 18 Six vie to become big cheese of carving Visit next week by Beijing professor Yellow River is topic UW-Green Bay music messengers going to Slovakia American music will be group's contribution Getting to Slovakia takes help from friends Moore on tickets Snapshots: First 'DebateWatch' is a success Newspaper coverage P-G recaps last week's 'Security Walk' Last in 'Justice' discussions is Wednesday Fiala will discuss book at Reader's Loft UW-Green Bay Employee Drive update... Standings in Annual Alumni/Employee Drive Challenge: Still a '70s show UW-Green Bay Master Plan on Oct. 7 Former CIA analyst to speak Oct. 6 on the war on Iraq Gay marriage debate tonight will air pro and con Reminder on invasive plants 'Highly Classified': SuAnn Speth Job and internship fair What's faster: a Phoenix, a Badger or a Panther? Franz gets a hole-in-one Fall Rates & Specials @ Shorewood Golf Course Clubhouse open Phone book changes Briefs: Christopherson, Liu, Hu, Race Vol. 36, No. 15 / September 30, 2004 Details on Moore tickets No advance sales possible 'Alumnifest' is coming! Interdisciplinarity in Action returns for second year On Web, on the bulletin board Monthly themes for 2004-2005 Scheberle 'thinks outside the books' 'Highly Classified': Swiggum, Dimmer First members of Psi Chi psychology honor society Select ensemble, The Phoenix Chorale, is selected Okokon and Lee to be honored at multicultural conference Sharing memories of Keith Prechter Obituary is online Plan to participate in first-ever golf cart parade, Oct. 15! Fighting invasive plants Paper Technology Center called hopeful sign Cultural Fair is Oct. 13, in Phoenix Room Florence peace foundation representatives will visit UW-Oshkosh pilots statewide project to restart UW 'stop-outs' UW-Sheboygan dean Hernandez takes leave for cancer treatment Next meeting on LGBT issues is Oct. 19 'Teens in prison' is Teen Connection topic for Tuesday No previous experience in rocketry is necessary to compete! Chamber of Commerce touts business luncheon on Oct. 12 Vol. 36, No. 14 / September 29, 2004 Keith Prechter passes away Vol. 36, No. 13 / September 27, 2004 Gary Hart visit is Tuesday Cheese-carving skills will win scholarship Gay marriage pro-and-con Homepage for Campus Climate Committee Jackson has ombudsperson backup in Spielmann Reminder on presidential 'DebateWatch' Thomas Paine lecture Moore tickets on sale this week Lawrence, UW-Green Bay faculty collaborate on concert Tony Bennett sends birthday wishes 'Highly Classified': Janice Swiggum UW-Green Bay Employee Drive update... Thirsty? Lots of ways to give Cofrin Library's Ongoing Book Sale needs your support Ec Center brings back 'Dinner for a Dollar' Walk-on shines in match vs. No. 1 Workshop will help caregivers on cultural issues Conference on sexual violence on campus Pearson on 'Integrative Medicine' Campus Compact posts offer on 'engagement' grants 'Tres Vidas' Reminder: tickets Student will direct play Law-school advising session Wausau dean reacts to critical audit Sculpture is memorial to Lydecker Final word on Twinkies Vol. 36, No. 12 / September 23, 2004 Kerry-Bush 'DebateWatch' is set for Sept. 30 Students book Michael Moore UW-Manty assistant dean is new registrar Five 'new' faculty members are named UW-Green Bay Teaching Scholars Teaching Scholars II expands to 'veteran' faculty Program began with Hughes, Scheberle Gurung is the new co-director Network TV actress will present 'Tres Vidas' Another film series: Geography screenings are open to all Former CIA analyst to speak on Iraq Free ice cream! Save the date for 'No Limits" fundraiser for Phoenix women's athletics All-star October at Weidner Tickets still available for T. Bennett Arboretum needs your help in targeting invasives 'Highly Classified': VanOudenhoven, Anderson 'Rome' with the Alumni Association Green-careers teleconference Students earn Space Grant scholarships Outreach moves nonprofit-management series downtown Final reminder: Cold Case Columnist weighs in on TABOR, UW System Lobbying by for-profit colleges A low-cal treat Vol. 36, No. 11 / September 20, 2004 Affordability is growing issue in Wisconsin ACE knows ROI Blahnik joins International Education Rome in February Northeast Wisconsin Film Festival is a first UW-Green Bay a primary sponsor Regular series offers six more international films The Employee Drive numbers so far... 3rd Annual Employee/Alumni Challenge... Did you know? Copyright Teleconference is Friday OrgSmorg 'Highly Classified': Steve VanOudenHoven It's really time to feed the animals UW-Green Bay vs. No. 1 Notre Dame Volleyball likes the Resch UW-Green Bay helps promote regional tourism Shorewood is state tourism's 'course of the week' Reminder: Garage sale Reminder: 'Justice, Torture and Human Rights' 'Raise Your Voice' Election recap International Baccalaureate 'Cold case' program is Thursday Security Walk Vol. 36, No. 10 / September 17, 2004 State auditors release report on staffing levels in UW System Vol. 36, No. 9 / September 16, 2004 Snapshots: Downtown Center is officially open It's free for you and me 4E goes downtown on 'connecting' Call Tuesday a 'read' letter day Union director Anne Buttke to leave UW-Green Bay Murphy named interim director Ricky Skaggs discount deal for faculty/staff deal 'Highly Classified' feature starts today Art Agency garage sale in SA cafeteria Donate to the cause Reception, program for Thai visitors 'Justice' discussions resume Sept. 22 UW-Green Bay art faculty represent at Neville New courses for educators More connecting downtown What's all the H.Y.P.E? UW-Green Bay, SNC, NWTC students join forces H.Y.P.E. is about youth movement, downtown WPR salutes Smithsonian's American Indian Museum Athena deadline extended Phoenix Hall of Fame Bring an amica Reminder: Littig Farewell, Chad Nothing to do? Actually, just the opposite What would you think of a name change, to UW-U? Reminder: ARC Briefs: Coury, Witwer, Gurung Vol. 36, No. 8 / September 13, 2004 UW-Green Bay a partner in 'Entrepreneur's Connection' Downtown Learning Center ribbon cutting is Thursday See Skorczewski for details Photoblog: Students in shopping carts 2004 Employee Drive kicks off today Thirsty? Make a gift New choices Chihuly gets glittering reviews Tale of the tape Weidner Center touts visual arts collection Scheberle's speech: 'Do they speak Human in Minneapolis?' Newspaper spotlights another top teacher: Gurung Sweet gets attention, far and wide Encore Log Alumni Phone-A-Thon begins with a twist New format offers opportunities Last year: a record Old Science Forum is NEW again Film Society will show Academy Award-nominated shorts on Wednesday UW-Green Bay is a co-sponsor Weidner's 'Learning Live!' will continue Meyer link Deal promises future for public-TV production here Board includes several with UW-Green Bay ties Retirement gathering for Eileen Littig is Sept. 20 Warning: road work ahead 'Friends' talk features 'cold case' sleuths on local crime Classified Staff Advisory Council Faculty tenor Plier offers recital Tie vs. Iowa is nice result for Phoenix That's the sound of nomination deadline whistling past Required safety training Doyle: 'Too early to tell' Chancellor quoted on UW System pay Brief: Shariff Vol. 36, No. 7 / September 10, 2004 Like LOTR at the Oscars, UW-Green Bay dominates Regent meeting Scheberle shares joy, philosophy of 'student-centered learning' Regent audio is now on the Web Awards find permanent place on www.uwgb.edu Sweet poem: 'In September: Ode to Tomatoes' Reilly announces agenda Harry Peterson returns Gas line leak is OK Snapshots of Haevers, Maki, their many friends Vol. 36, No. 6 / September 7, 2004 Sweet appointment Poet Laureate is four-year gig Two-for-two with UW-Green Bay ties System announces Scheberle as top teacher Bright forecast for Haevers, Maki 'Git-R-Done' comic to make Weidner visit Blog, blog, blog Beneath the surface: pond's biodiversity Reminder on international reception Chihuly here, Chihuly there, Chihuly everywhere Big day for art: Thursday is also "ReFresh" opening Grants for minorities in science State Journal cheers UW System budget plan Soccer's first 2-and-0 start since new freshmen were... weren't here at all Green Bay volleyball hopes PSC is Temple of doom Chamber 'bash' at Weidner features Capitol Steps Community career expo Vol. 36, No. 5 / September 2, 2004 Fall enrollment: Record FTE, 1,001 freshmen Campus phone books are here! Prof. Gurung gets OPID nod Provost sets open office hours Point Sable Room available daily for faculty, staff Welcome event is Sept. 10 for new international students Reminder from deans: Don't be stingy with waivers UWGB Downtown: Connecting for Lunch features Nielsen, Keller on Sept. 16 Invitation to hear German poet Gophers highlight women's schedule Bothof announces promotions for McIver, Braun Go-live plans for Lawson HRIS delayed, a little 'Leaving for college a tough journey for some' Ag mag has big bio of Reilly Progress vs. Alzheimer's Otis Chambers Correct URL for UW Race/Ethnicity newsletter Passport ID discount at Shorewood Still more GB Week stuff Vol. 36, No. 4 / August 30, 2004 UW-Green Bay profs will talk peace, war Award for 'El Derecho al Trabajo' Deja vu for Phoenix women, with spot in GPA Top 25 Columnist frames issues for UW System faculty, staff Restructuring announced for affirmative action, employment practices Changes bring shift in duties for Fischer, Jackson and Olson Wednesday is Great Beginnings day for new freshmen 'Cultural Cuisine' returns with Italian theme Then, it's Holiday, Greek, Thai A golf deal at Shorewood Nachos and ice cream, too Trip to see Brewers is cheap UW Race/Ethnicity group advertises newsletter Reminder: EC golf Reminder: Kingfisher Farm Vol. 36, No. 3 / August 27, 2004 The Tom Maki Living Learning Center You're invited to 'sneak preview' of Chihuly Photos from ice cream event Newcomers are on-line Excellent coverage of Convocation Campus Diversity Grants offer $8,000 to promote retention, respect How to apply Grants grew from Diversity Plan 2008 New hours for Archives, Special Collections and Area Research Center Back-to-school extravaganza Food for Fido and Fifi Sorry, but in a way, Vikings fans really are smarter A synchronized skating team? Men host a 'friendly,' women play for keeps Coach K The return of Tony Bennett, the singer Jadin to talk small business Chamber says local businesses step up to 10K Step Club University Leadership Awards: It's time to nominate! New leadership for UW Colleges Vol. 36, No. 2 / August 25, 2004 Convocation photo gallery is on-line Reilly keynote offers 'mission statement' Chancellor's remarks Winners all: Dettman, Grosso, Gurung, Nellis, Ortiz, Thornton Photos from Lab Sciences' big day P-G coverage Newspaper endorses UW System budget UW compared to 'theme park'? Anti-porn advocate gets TV exposure Correct date for 'Tres Vidas' show Sorry, Mac readers Brief: Lacy Vol. 36, No. 1 / August 23, 2004 Cutting the Laboratory Sciences ribbon in style Breakfast in the labs Art work on all four floors Connecting with local vendors 'New' building is $15 million investment Reilly to 'keynote' Convocation 2004 Hustle to catch Founders Award winners Don't forget: free ice cream Chancellor invites community to 'connect' Faculty can pitch in, help advise international students this week 'Back-to-school' highlights for local colleges Day 1: Sept. 2 Chancellor Emeritus Weidner interview Regents pursue repairs for 03-05 damage Tuition hike seen as moderate Yes, that is a Frisbee... (sorry)... disc golf course at UW-Green Bay Ec Center outing is Sept. 13 P.S. on golf outing Frosty was a cool commish Tops in ACT, again Required safety training Apply now: You could be resident manager at Kingfisher Farm More LOG on Wednesday