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Vol. 37, No. 139 / August 21, 2006: Shepard thanks Regents for growth vote; Convocation highlights; Free ice cream, conversation; Hear what Teaching Scholars have to say; Thursday: Friends of the Cofrin Library anniversary reception; Posters: You have entered the Wireless Zone, etc.; Campus Life wins grant to bring 'Black/White' stars to campus; 'Human Mosaic' returns; Men win in Spain; Heavy play for Shorewood 75th; AP: Regent budget holds line on tuition, but seeks additional GPR; UW System news summary; 'Learn from UW software debacle'; Civic engagement conference; Correction, coverage of Wolff; Briefs: Harris, Kretche, Kieper, Rosewall, Shepard, Stearney

Vol. 37, No. 138 / August 18, 2006: Final confirmation: Power outage is Aug. 19

Vol. 37, No. 137 / August 17, 2006: Regents endorse budget for UW System growth agenda; Upcoming workshop addresses unclassified vacancies, search and screens; A brighter outlook for state revenue; Saturday or Sunday? Clean your refrigerators; Dammit, Jim! We need more power!; Basketball in Madrid; Wadzinski was a free spirit; Get in line, be sure to grab a new (license) plate; Time magazine assesses higher ed; A professor expresses frustration; ACT scores up, preparedness down; Nass wants changes in UW admissions practices; NWTC is site for Monday's Congressional forum; Universities 'off the grid'?; Busy summer for Education Outreach; Regents on video; Brief: Dresdow, Benson

Vol. 37, No. 136 / August 14, 2006: List-serve promotes return of car pooling, ride sharing; Chancellor's perspective on Madison controversy, critical thinking; Reminder: Power out Saturday; Big week for Regents; UW-Madison official says admissions practices don't slight Wisconsinites; Issuing an apology; Brief: Meredith

Vol. 37, No. 135 / August 10, 2006: Trombley is director for SBDC; Homebase will be West Side center; Wanted: talented faculty/staff musicians (amateurs); Fleurant reception is Monday; Final batch of campers sing and cheer; Timber Rattlers staffer joins Phoenix promotions team; Soccer adds Morris; Entries invited for Shorewood Amateur; Tuesday marked 75 years, to the day; More Shorewood history: an early layout guide; Have, or need, a home to rent?; Refinishing Week; Columnist says lecturer flap is hurting UW; But Ozaukee vote continues to draw criticism; Loyal alum urges friends to rally; Minor-league outing; Committee assignments

Vol. 37, No. 134 / August 7, 2006: Major power outage is Saturday, August 19; Car pooling (from Appleton area), anyone?; UW-Green Bay computers called secure; Newspaper spotlights new camp for grieving kids; Be considerate: stay off wet floors during Refinishing Week; Operations will focus on floors only; Debate over proposed rules for faculty termination; Madison provost cautions outspoken 9-11 lecturer; 'Ozaukee supervisors miss mark'; Beloit paper lectures UW System on 'efficiencies'; Briefs: Gurung, Martin, Vespia

Vol. 37, No. 133 / August 3, 2006: Prof. al-Atiyat shares moving memories of UW-Green Bay; Regents consider 'growth' budget; Doyle now wants tuition limits; Media coverage; Summer Discovery reaches out to at-risk kids; Death of former staff member Jean Brien; Shorewood celebrates 75th anniversary in style; Weidner website promotes special-event rentals; Adult Degree gets cover treatment in magazine; Kreibich 'outraged' over Lawson; Ozaukee Board gets 2 cents in (or $8,427 out) on Barrett flap; NY Times weighs in; Guitar Camp packs 'em in; Spanish Immersion; Robotics competition at Space Camp; Aug. 15 is Alumni Night at the Timber Rattlers; 'Public Responsibility in Human Research' is Sept. 28; Entwistle lends a hand to Peninsula Players' new 'Cabaret'; Meanwhile back at the UW-Green Bay scene shop...; Brief: Jeffreys

Vol. 37, No. 132 / July 31, 2006: NASA space walker visits camp; Professors talk expertly on media matters; AP report: Mismanagement sank Lawson; PSC is site of St. Mary's/Prevea program for female athletes; Reminder on this week's power outage; Credit Union warns of cashier's-check fraud

Vol. 37, No. 131 / July 27, 2006: A new campus calendar; Mark yours for Employee Benefits/Wellness Fair; Health insurance premiums; Fair coincides with October open-enrollment; Dental plans; ERA dates, too; Student activities magazine has UW-Green Bay flavor; Senior high music camp draws out-of-staters; Still more camp news; Still another story on Madison enrollment; Kudos on 'flood' cleanup; Briefs: P. Ganyard, Nagy

Vol. 37, No. 130 / July 24, 2006: Local officials among first to earn emergency management certificates; Arabic language draws interest; Kaye gets thumbs-up from P-G; Cycling victim was 2001 UW-Green Bay grad; Common Grounds Coffeehouse offers new specials; Newspaper analyzes enrollment pinch; Flags at half-staff on Tuesday; Minnesota-Wisconsin reciprocity; 'Conspiracy Theories 101'

Vol. 37, No. 129 / July 20, 2006: Reminder on Adult Degree sessions; Press-Gazette updates Kress Center progress; More campus construction news; Camp for grieving kids still has openings; Student-athletes honored for academics; Green wants new UW hiring standards; Newspaper's take on academic freedom; Another view: Defend right to teach; Briefs: Pletcher, Draney

Vol. 37, No. 128 / July 14, 2006: Wednesday's program tackles crime/safety/ID theft; Grandparents U gets high marks; Snapshots; Wisconsin librarians honor Kaye's Paine; Photos of social workers' Guatemala trip; UW-Green Bay to host grief camp for kids; Adult Degree Programs still open; Swan House applications at Fin Aid, Dean of Students; House has UW-Green Bay ties; Stieglitz quoted on Ellison Bay blast; Journal-Sentinel says UW erred on Barrett; No, they were right; No, it was 'bilge and piffle'; That's right, UW should be punished; No, they did the right thing...let's get back to work; Milwaukee official threatens to resign; Reaction to public radio change; No LOG until Thursday

Vol. 37, No. 127 / July 11, 2006: UW-Green Bay tackles 'Sustainability'; No more transfers; Corny proposal a cute story; Notice on emergency cell phone use: Reimbursement is online; Do you have this vintage plaque?; Grandparents University; You're invited to Jazz Camp faculty concert; Show includes alumni stars; More free jazz on Friday; Swan House seeks students as long-term tenants; After $26 million, Lawson finally flatlines; Media coverage; UW lecturer cleared for course on Islam; Some aren't pleased; 'The truth is out there; let students find it'; Call for discussion leaders; Reminder: Thursday's open house in Human Resources

Vol. 37, No. 126 / July 5, 2006: Calendar note: An open house in Human Resources; Renamed: the Paper Industry Resource Center; Alumna plans return to Uganda; Snapshots: 'Yellow Submarine'; Ben-Zikri and Oligney are Horizon nominees; Will fruit be the new oil?; Controversy with UW-Madison lecturer; Provost promises a review; Briefs: Laatsch, Nielsen

Vol. 37, No. 125 / June 29, 2006: Accreditation for joint master's in social work; State gives final OK to Union project; 'Yellow Submarine' car; Von Dras research on health issues gets MSNBC mention; Local students join 'Journey to Jordan'; Raves for state employees' health insurance; 'Spider man' to lead Botanical workshop; No LOG on Monday; Four Phoenix make all-academic list; Local legislator questions reciprocity

Vol. 37, No. 124 / June 26, 2006: UW-Green Bay hosts watershed workshop this week; A snapshot of Japan study tour; Student Information System (SIS) upgrade; Motor Pool: Rates to increase; Soccer championship has spillover here; Camp report: It's Year 49 for Summer Art Studio; Listen for jazz, gospel; A few Bellin students; State makes change in purchasing policy; Outreach connects with Botanical Garden on teacher-ed course; Bookstore's clearance sale; Recruit's clearance: 5 feet, 10 inches; Women's soccer wins volunteer award; Welcome, Becky Harrill; Crank the news, lose some tunes on Public Radio; It's tech colleges' turn to face 'felons on campus' furor; 'Religion in residence'; Reilly posts UW System positions; Campus Compact looks to make a hire; Get the Scoop, for only a buck

Vol. 37, No. 123 / June 22, 2006: Archives wants your stuff; Campus welcomes Ho-chunk future leaders; We're No. 29... among largest employers; A retirement; Soukup to assume new duties in HR; Interested in requesting a WiTAG grant? Free help here!; Sweatshirts as low as $9; Camp lures best of the best in H.S. music; Cartooning and comic books; Interesting energy facts: PSC pool; Chicken-wrapped fundraiser draws big crowds; More on state purchasing flap; Newspaper: UW admissions approach makes sense; Fox Valley administrator heads to 'Boo U'; Hacking episode rocks Ohio U; Half-staff; A plug for organ donation

Vol. 37, No. 122 / June 19, 2006: Photos: Kress Events Center construction; New grants promise boost to faculty research; UW System plans for growth; What college students do online; In golf news, former Phoenix wins title; Warriors... Gold... Eagles, that's it!... will resume series; Brief: Meredith

Vol. 37, No. 121 / June 16, 2006: Services for Alfred 'Skip' Zahn

Vol. 37, No. 120 / June 15, 2006: Snapshots on FOCUS; Shepard likes free tuition for vets, but...; UW-Green Bay student chosen for prestigious UCLA gig; LaFollette to visit campus for environmental lecture; Common Grounds sets summer hours; 41 delays; Poitras analyzes World Cup; Chancellors' pay hikes average 2%; Nice words for Walsh, Wiley; Barrows request; Senators claim budget hole will be $2.6 billion; Rep praises 'holistic admissions' proposal; Will travel verdict affect other state employees?; A shoutout by a UW-Green Bay favorite, 'Screech'

Vol. 37, No. 119 / June 12, 2006: FOCUS wraps up; Postcard from Florence; Regents talk 'holistic admission'; UW System to seek more student aid; Student fees get Board's attention; Walsh, Bradley are re-elected; National survey: i-Pods, more than beer; Doyle throws down 'Summer Challenge' on fitness; Reminder: fire inspections; Service-learning groups plan September forum; Big loan deadline

Vol. 37, No. 118 / June 9, 2006: Regents OK faculty promotions; University Union expansion gets key go-ahead; 2006-07 tuition; The number at UW-Green Bay: $5,716; Perceptive editorial on UW System tuition conundrum; Spoons earn Damkoehler award in national exhibit; Commencement on cable; Podcasts: Greenberg, Mlaker; UW-Milwaukee impresses Regents; Waukesha talk; Shorewood agrees to donate some lunch proceeds to Classified Staff; Specials every Thursday; Root beer floats; New: patio concerts, and a scramble

Vol. 37, No. 117 / June 6, 2006: Regents vote on 6.8 percent tuition hike; Discovery Channel spotlights Prof. Dutch, million-year 'forecast'; Death of former Alumni Association president; Columnist: Rosemann an inspiration; June issue of 'Inside' magazine; Report card: A's for Phoenix student-athletes; Fan questions Badgers Football marketing; Small businesses win kudos from Chamber; Writer sees yet another image hit; Reminder: Common Grounds is open; Last call on hangers

Vol. 37, No. 116 / June 2, 2006: Reminder: Tomorrow is Alumni Sale at Phoenix Bookstore; No wire hangers. Ever!

Vol. 37, No. 115 / June 1, 2006: Institute for Learning makes grants to local projects; Nicolet birders plan June 9-11 survey; Program celebrate 20 years; Howe: You're invited to help; Rohrer, an attorney, joins Athletics as assistant A.D.; Need any clothes hangers? Bookstore has unbelievable 'sale'; International Projects' Harris advises award-winning diplomacy team; Albom appearance canceled; Teens can learn Spanish at summer camp; Summer camps offer jazzy options; Editorial calls for Barrows reinstatement; Article notes Madison upswing in academic staff; Doyle signs tuition waiver for vets, but funding remains issue; Riley calls for fairness; It's like promising lunch, forgetting wallet

Vol. 37, No. 114 / May 25, 2006: McCartney, Vespia named 'Featured Faculty'; New Organizational Communication emphasis; Heirloom plant sale called a success; Planning for 2007 sale; Gardeners should contact Medland; Greenberg's speech is online; UW-Green Bay ties to Peace Corps project; Free tuition for vets draws editorial comments; Flags at half-staff Friday, Monday; Message to high school grads: Keep learning; Another message to grads: Do well, you'll get in; Retired Stout official says PR isn't the problem; UW-Green Bay faculty member discusses service clubs; Academic honor for UW-Green Bay Nordic skier; 2006 schedules for men's, women's soccer teams; Weidner has faculty/staff offer for Albom tickets; Reminder: Common Grounds is open

Vol. 37, No. 112 / May 18, 2006: Vegetable pre-sale; Heirloom sale 'profits' still go to student learning; Bill would let veterans attend UWs for free; Valpo is back; Alumna's good work yields scholarship at UW-Green Bay; Knapowski is new Mail Room supervisor; Common Grounds: back by popular demand; A whopping big energy bill; Digital kiosk still up and running; UW-Green Bay dancers are tops in taps; Reminder: Convocation on Aug. 23; Four win theatre scholarships; UW System honors students for essays on liberal education; 'Dismal science' has bright future; Shakeup at University Relations; New dean recommended for UW-Manitowoc; U of Illinois reverses course; House for sale nearby

Vol. 37, No. 113 / May 18, 2006: Temporary transformers have power back on at PSC

Vol. 37, No. 111 / May 17, 2006: Attention: Lights out at PSC

Vol. 37, No. 110 / May 15, 2006: Recap of commencement; Snapshots; Press-Gazette coverage; Cable coverage; Sweet, creative students visit Phuture Phoenix club; Theater announces season for 2006-07; Flags at half-staff; Common Grounds Coffeehouse . . . Do you miss it?; Summer dining options . . .; And reminder on meal plans; New BOR site on the Web; Editorial disputes 'bloat' of public employees; Softball honors; Kulenkamp stays; Reimer returns; Brief: Early, Jeffreys, Sampson

Vol. 37, No. 109 / May 11, 2006: Congratulations, Chancellor's Medallion recipients; Paper Technology Transfer Center earns grant; P-G coverage; State Department grant creates 'Journey to Jordan'; From PDQ to HR; More on tomatoes, peppers, tomatillos, May 20; Campus winners take history projects to D.C.; ESL Institute begins this summer; Provider Summit; New campus road will be closed; Around the UW: Axtell worried about tuition; 'Barrows case shows UW flaws,' says Cap Times; Whitewater's super slacker won't commence, after all; Oshkosh chancellor talks growth; Illinois deals with hot topic; If you haven't heard, it's indoors; Leadership Awards; Honors for Mokren, Kramp; More Phuture pub

Vol. 37, No. 108 / May 11, 2006: Commencement news: It's indoors, at the Weidner; Reminder to platform party, faculty and staff; Who graduates at which ceremony?; Rainy Day discounts at Shorewood Golf Course

Vol. 37, No. 107 / May 8, 2006: Doyle: raves for Phuture Phoenix, Green Bay model; 'No' to TPA; Snapshots: Alumni Awards program; Heirloom plant sale is weekend after commencement; Meredith, Resch 'exporting' American musical theatre; Four win NEW Arts Council awards; Celebration for Assistant Curator Tina Bechtel; Three named 'outstanding' by art faculty; 'Latino Link' recognizes UW-Green Bay student; Reminder: General Assembly, anniversary celebration for Academic Staff; Proliferation of Phoenix(es); SIZZLIN' summer dining SPECIALS!

Vol. 37, No. 106 / May 4, 2006: A look at commencement details; Greenberg returns for role of commencement speaker; Outstanding student, student speaker named; Five from community to receive Chancellor's Awards; Two-ceremony plan in case of rain; Kudos for student broadcasters; Snapshots: Founders Spring Reception; News coverage of 8th Congressional District debate; WisPolitics.com offers Webcasts of debates; Fees, growth get attention from Regents; Doyle to address Regents on Friday; Newspaper focuses on student fees review; Payroll software implementation is 'on hold'; This IS spinal tap!; May 5th is Cartoonist Day...check it out; Cofrin Library introduces ARTstor; Want to take ARTstor for a test drive?; SBDC helps launch new club for inventors; Visiting Fulbright Scholar leaves Monday; New Music, Hand Drumming ensembles in concert; Campus Cookout is Tuesday at PSC; Brief: Stoll

Vol. 37, No. 105 / May 1, 2006: TPA vote in Senate could come Wednesday; 8th District Republican; Cruz is panelist for immigration discussion; Energy watch: Check this spot for 'Conserve-a-Tip'; Training for severe-storm spotters; Final report: Fourteen culled from herd; Habitat students to share report on Florida trip; Habitat snapshots; Correction; Snapshot: 'Posters in Rotunda'; More on Wednesday's jazz guest drummer Duffy Jackson; Have an opinion on Kress gear? Last chance; Reminder: Contracting 101; Arendt, Dettman, McIver and Pinkston; Reminder: 42.5 per mile; Second UW-W dean in headlines over spending; More revealed on fired prof; Regents return to Madison this week; May 1 admissions deadline gets media play; Reminder: Turn phone-book info in by May 5, or else; Phoenix-Packers Steak Fry a delicious succcess; New Music, Drumming Ensembles offer 'typical' program; Reminder on Healthy Cooking demo; Aldrete 'Downtown'

Vol. 37, No. 104 / April 27, 2006: Reilly: JCOER vote on pay a 'strong signal of support' to faculty, staff; Johnson, Voelker are creative; OPID grants for Fencl, Ham; May 1 deadline for new-freshman apps; Other categories still open; Paean to liberal education wins recognition in essay contest; Snapshots: Student researchers shine in Madison; Press coverage; Dems debate campaign finance, war, fuel costs; Republicans' turn comes Monday; Arabic language course offered in fall; Jazz Society will host free McDonough/Polzak concert; Drummer Duffy Jackson is guest jazzman; Register in a hurry for healthy cooking (and tasting!) demo; Good Bodies winner; Aldrete riffs on ancient Roman orators at 'UWGB Downtown' next week; Vote on former TABOR expected soon; Reminder: Farewell to Ibtesam al-Atiyat; Click here to give your opinion on Kress Center equipment; Safety program offered for new employees; Brat, burger fry; Grandparents University has openings; Kress Events Center, Cofrin coverage; Brief: Shariff

Vol. 37, No. 103 / April 25, 2006: Congressional candidates tonight; Cofrins' help made difference in Kress Events Center campaign; Emphasis now entirely on academics; UW-Green Bay Alumni Association to present awards Saturday; 'Honorary Alumna' award recalls Kathy Majewski

Vol. 37, No. 102 / April 24, 2006: Don't forget: Tech Forum is Tuesday a.m.; Big delegation at Rotunda; UW-Green Bay's Team SIFE prepares for national contest; Professional development: Records training, and Contracting 101; Snapshots: 'Boxes and Walls'; More snapshots: diversity summit; Outreach/Adult Access offers more than 40 courses for educators; Congratulations, tennis ace; Gosh: He's a good golfer; Kids Night Out; Two at UW-Green Bay win finance scholarships; More Cat Chow

Vol. 37, No. 101 / April 22, 2006: Provost invites Strategic Plan feedback; Phoenix water provides Oxford topic for Phoenix, Nesslein; Grad student hosts 'Explore India' at Monday lunch; Diversity summit scores points; Cat Chow art comes to campus; 'Enchanted April' enchants; Sheepshead Review promises biggest, best; Preview reception; Sheepshead 'Launch Party' is second major event; Whoa, dude! It's time to graduate; Madison newspaper calls for outside audit on diversity; Gen ed at UW-L; Democrats will duke it out; Is that a Milton College t-shirt? Trade it in; For lunch: Chicken, bacon and ranch wrap; Brief: Stoll

Vol. 37, No. 100 / April 21, 2006: Clarification on media reports involving mumps in Wisconsin; Reminders on risk reduction; Vaccinations?

Vol. 37, No. 99 / April 19, 2006: Friday's open forum: Strategic Plan 2006-09; Please attend the International Dinner; Kress Center Webcam; Another UW-Green Bay grad joins Regents; New appointees; UW-Green Bay sends big delegation to Rotunda; Phoenix Bookstore pays bounty on 'banned' shirts; Schneider VP will speak here; Faculty/staff directory cards? Turn 'em in; First Congressional debate is next week; Local winners head to state History Day S; napshots of a historic day; 'Hoosiers'; Pardon our French, but 'commandez vos billets'; Tornado drill at 13:10; Workshop on grieving, music and more; UW-Green Bay students showcase their art...; ... and receive scholarships; 'Enchanted' opening; Final reminder on Black Hawk talk; Earth Week still in session; Reminder: Friday is deadline for Academic Staff development funds; Campus Compact promotes June at Parkside; Home for sale, near campus

Vol. 37, No. 98 / April 17, 2006: Research Council awards 18 grants-in-aid of research; 'Enchanted April' echoes wartime themes; Snapshots: COA 'connections' that wowed Regents; Aldrete to see Rome at UCLA; Technology Forum; SuAnn Speth, assistant controller; This week's Asian-American Month events; Oh, deer! More news coverage; 'Kids Night Out with the Phoenix'; French music; Larry Smith among 'Sustainability' speakers; SAFE Ally training; Something for 'Jaded Nights' fans; Kickball: No fair not having any girls; Sorry about the Halfmann surprise, or lack of it; Reminders: Plazza Jazz... International Dinner... French... diversity; Research lectures... job references... stereotyping; Barrows is hopeful; Manitowoc students get political; Post-Crescent compares TPA to Michael Jackson; Briefs: Meyer, Bauer-Dantoin and award recipients Cruz, Dornbush, Gallagher-Lepak, Hanke, Henze, Heuer, Hu, Kim, Lor, Luczaj, Lukesh, Marker, Martin, Mehra, Meinhardt, Noppe, Rosewall, Wolf

Vol. 37, No. 97 / April 13, 2006: 'TPA' is passed out of committee; Editorial supports Rep. Lasee's view; Madison chamber, newspaper sound off; Caution: mumps; 'Enchanted April' arrives next week; Historic success for National History Day; Student Employee of the Year; Halfmann, all honors; Jazz in the Plazza comes to Cofrin Library; 'Dancing with the Internationals'; You're invited: Webcast on faculty recruitment; Date set for cookout; Campus groups join in inviting us to 'Celebrate Earth Day All Week'; UW-Green Bay hosts activities; Baird Creek cleanup, and campus jam; Profile of Dave Buss, Phoenix basketball; 'VOMIT campaign' has lofty goals; Adult Degree Program info sessions; Oshkosh announces own growth agenda; Committee appointed at UW-La Crosse

Vol. 37, No. 96 / April 12, 2006: Al-Atiyat, Meyer will give research lectures; More commentary on UW diversity concerns; President Reilly on WPR, 8 a.m. Thursday; UW-Green Bay joins local program for deer control; When, how, who; SIFE Team advances to national competition; Correction on Holy Week services; Congratulations to Trustee Kuehne; Puzzlingly popular

Vol. 37, No. 95 / April 11, 2006: Hunting for 'college-educated brains'; UW diversity concerns draw commentary; Censorship, art are topics here Thursday; Faculty panel to compare Mapplethorp, 'Axis of Evil'; Prominent poet visits this week; UW-Green Bay study on housing vouchers is central to discussion; Social Work students will present to county group; Student vocalists help inaugurate new concert hall in Florence; It's the week to appreciate student employees; Student Employee of the Year Award ceremony; Prof. al-Atiyat will keynote UW Women's Conference; ... and introduce tonight's film; ... and accept fond farewells; The latest on state purchasing flap; Live tonight: 'Women in Prison'; Giving references or referrals? Here's the law; Experience "Boxes and Walls" on April 20; Home opener for Phoenix softball; Bookstore closes Saturday; Ecumenical Center services for Christian holy days; 'Mystical' Scott joins Mulvey in concert; Guess Who? Yes; Asian American Month: Lunch with professionals; Calligraphy and Origami; 'Into Asia' Entertainment Night; 'Wisconsin and the Black Hawk War'; Madison gets go-ahead for Institutes of Discovery; 'A leap forward for research'; Professor fired in sex case vOpen hearing for Barrows; Dates set for congressional debates on campus; Briefs: Madzarevic, Shariff

Vol. 37, No. 94 / April 10, 2006: Press-Gazette praises, endorses 'Growth Agenda'; Walsh declares support; 'Success is in the Cards': a closer look; Chancellor's closing comments; Overheard at Regents; COA shines with music, 'Power of Connection'; Shepard, Reilly, Crain talk UW System issues; A 'hyphenectomy' for UW-M?; News report: UW's lack of diversity turns off corporate recruiters; Registration deadline for Diversity Summit; President Reilly leads 'good news' with Space Grant praise; Mention of 'interdisciplinary artwork,' too; Reminder: 'Meeting Student Needs' Tuesday; Reminder: blood drive Tuesday; Stay tuned: Another LOG, coming shortly

Vol. 37, No. 93 / April 7, 2006: Community leaders promote 'Growth Agenda'; Regents rave; Photo snapshots of a big day; Press-Gazette coverage; Panelists make the case; Quote of the Day

Vol. 37, No. 92 / April 7, 2006: Sit in at Regents; Centerpiece will be presentation by alumni, community leaders

Vol. 37, No. 91 / April 6, 2006: Chancellor, UW-Green Bay unveil 'Growth Agenda'; Shepard's presentation is on-line; Snapshots from a busy day; Full coverage, including Regent reaction to 'Growth Agenda'; Photos: Students shine at Academic Symposium; News conference: $500,000 to help UW, WTCS push degrees; We're sorry; Live from Green Bay: Regents TV; Or attend in person; Good work has water flowing again; Mayan visitors from Guatemala are on campus this week; Shaolin Soccer; Reminder: 'Meeting Student Needs' on April 11; More LOG News on Friday

Vol. 37, No. 90 / April 6, 2006: Still time to head over to MAC Hall to check student exhibits; Mr. President! Mr. President! News conference features UW, WTC leaders; Snapshots: Interdisciplinary 'space art'; Candidates with UW-Green Bay ties are Election Day stars; Welcome back, Regent Judy Crain; Ever inhale phragmite smoke? Maybe you have; Hutchison talk; Idea of consolidating food service draws criticism; Embattled former dean resigns from Whitewater; 'Pub Crawl' draws response from UWO leadership; More on Black Hawk War; House for summer rental; Bump, set, donate blood; C'mon! Please! Tell us what you think; Briefs: Meredith, Shariff

Vol. 37, No. 89 / April 6, 2006: Board of Regents schedule, Thursday and Friday, April 6-7

Vol. 37, No. 88 / April 3, 2006: Board of Regents agenda is now on-line; An opportunity to showcase UW-Green Bay; Press-Gazette preview; Parking changes; Reminder: sneak peak at Symposium; 'Racialization of Urban Space' is Hutchison's Oxford topic; Youngsters tackle advanced history at UW-Green Bay; History Day expands with prizes; Saturday's Pow-Wow has special musical guest; Moritz piano recital offers Nietzsche, variety; Alegria caps visit Tuesday with 'Quality of Life in the Andes'; Peruvian visitor has had a busy month; Illinois artist's lecture is rescheduled to April 10; Prof. al-Atiyat will introduce film by Palestinian director; Fleurant, French food and more... tickets on sale; Top students honored with Ambassador selection; Mleziva wins design honors; Stay here for Spring Break? How'd you like the food and service?; Basketball banquets; Nordic ski coach Fish resigns; Asian-American Month calendar: music, movie; Reminder: 'Phoenix Forum' is Tuesday; Brief: Stearney

Vol. 37, No. 87 / March 30, 2006: Academic Excellence Symposium; Student exhibitors from most academic units; Click here to see the exhibits; UW-Green Bay hosts student conference on arts management; Students drive Phoenix Forum, set for April 4; Spring photoblog; Saturday is opening day at Shorewood!; Membership?; Gardeners, you'll dig the heirloom sale; We could use some volunteers; Axil of Evil exhibit is point of discussion; More on Steiner presentations; Pow Wow preview; Final Four Familiar to Phoenix; UW-Green Bay, Bennett share credit for George Mason's run; April 11 is final brownbag: 'Meeting Students' Needs'; Rising star visits for April 5 concert; Asian and LGBT, artist will lead workshop; 'What's the value of a college education?'; Room change for 'Quality of Life in Andes'; Philosophy Forum features Islam series; Senior art; Local officials urge abandonment of 'Taxpayer Amendment'; EC brings social issues series to campus; Enjoyed 'Triple Espresso'? Check out 'R2s'; Nutrition survey reminder; Asian-American Month has a full schedule of activities; Brief: Thornton

Vol. 37, No. 86 / March 27, 2006: A nutrition survey, and possible workshops; YWCA honors Denise Sweet family; 'Connecting' snapshots; Institute for Research hosts BIE web conference this Thursday; Friday is Research Exchange; UW System hosts colloquium on teaching and learning; Spring Break competition in Florida, Hawaii; 'Crash,' dialogue luncheon; Reminder: Art shopping; Danceworks; Space Grant artwork; Profile of Connolly-Keesler

Vol. 37, No. 85 / March 24, 2006: NEW ERA library card; Keep an ID handy, however; Press-Gazette gives big play to library deal; Herrity a finalist at Manitowoc; Chronicling the Kress work; Monday and Tuesday are days to shop for art; Call it 'Visual Art Month' at UW-Green Bay; Space Grant Consortium to unveil award-winning artwork; Biodiversity Center's wildflower class; Regents flay Taxpayer Protection Amendment; United Council applauds Regents; UW's state aid share down 16%; Co-author says Regent action is 'disappointing'; Of flaps and buoys; Type O? American Red Cross needs you, and others; Community summit on diversity is April 20 at Lambeau Field; Cable-cutting outage not serious; Flag at half-staff; Averting a flu epidemic; Wireless talk; Newspaper: Students say Barrows was valuable friend; UWO dean to Butler

Vol. 37, No. 84 / March 20, 2006: Shepard discusses growth, diversity, connections; Board of Regents holds special meeting to talk tax amendment; Phoenix women let WNIT opener slip away; Rani Arbo actually returns May 24; Ton of options on youth summer camps here; Housing stays busy over summer; They're still singing praises of her UW-Green-Bay thesis on landfills; Katers on biomass; Student Civic Leadership Fellows; Friends schedule program on Wisconsin's 'Black Hawk War'; Regulatory issues are topic Tuesday

Vol. 37, No. 83 / March 16, 2006: Teaching Enhancement Grants; Spring break in Florida won't be spent on the beach; Snapshots: 'Empty Bowls'; Oscar-winner Marlee Matlin will visit; Gilson is new testing coordinator; Appointments to program-review task force; Report expected by early fall; Task Force is one outcome of Strategic Plan 2006-09; Congratulations: WNIT for Phoenix women; Iowa State at 7 p.m. tonight; UW's 'year of unfortunate events'; Wiley: Cuts, publicity hurt recruitment efforts; Peruvian Visiting Scholar will speak here, at SNC; Mayhem moves to May; Co-hosting a look at Door County's natural heritage; Brian Nicol; SIFE students bring youngsters to campus; Madison to get flu institute; Can 50,000 Megawatts be Wrong?; iPods as study aids?; Reminder: Recertify for CPR

Vol. 37, No. 82 / March 13, 2006: 'Taxpayer's Protection Amendment' is hot topic; Regents approve RA policy; AP coverage; Phone-a-Thon connects with single-day record!; Speaking of giving...; Reeve had been scheduled for 'LifeLine' lecture; Phoenix Bookstore hours for Spring Break; Summer Discovery is new, expanded; Warning signs of an attack? Fleurant talks heart health; Golf League seeks subs; Women do succeed in science, says Fencl; Dettman family; More on visiting scholar Alegria; Taylor tickets go fast; Improv stars make return engagement; Concert spans eras from Mozart to present; Skier improves time at NCAAs; 'Selection Monday' for women's college basketball; Horizon champs open Thursday morning; NIT bid for Horizon team; Recertify for CPR; No charge for workstation assessment; 'Manito' shows Wednesday at Neville; Grad assistant argues for conservation subdivision design; Engineering dean picked as Madison provost; Women's Recognition Luncheon is Wednesday; Reminder: Get chili and the bowl this week; Another reminder: 'Liberalism'; And another: jazz on Tuesday; Global trade conference; Wind power presentation; Brief: Moore

Vol. 37, No. 81 / March 9, 2006: Visiting Scholar is water-supply expert from Peru; A busy month for Julio Alegria; James Taylor? Better act fast; MSNBC, Nation columnist visits to talk 'Liberalism'; Chili, art and generosity; Plan ahead for Research 'Exchange,' and share your work; Are you an Authorized Driver? Find out; Grandparents' U gets a plug; Gerds meets 'Picasso,' likes it; New chancellor has great story; Annual Dialogue Luncheon offers 'Crash' course; Oscar movie will show here; Regents will talk 'Taxpayers Protection'; Proposal to rescind raises fails; It's Oracle; Cofrin Arboretum students will report on research; Applications for student grants; High schoolers will attend, too; Campus hosts Fox River Watershed research; Reminder: Nair is next; Instrumental jazz, vocal jazz — it's all here March 14; Briefs: Hollenberg, Shariff, Voelz

Vol. 37, No. 80 / March 6, 2006: Publicity for Phuture Phoenix Clubs; Women's team loses legs, tourney; Waiting for the WNIT; Men's basketball claims nice win in Horizon; Kowalczyk praises players; Reminder: Wednesday events promote Women's Day; James Taylor is coming; Tickets on sale this Saturday; Applications now accepted for Fulbright Scholars; Reminder: Power of Handouts: What's the Point?; Outreach gets 'props'; SBDC featured for help with Door County business; Today's lecture by Illinois painter was postponed; Two views of UW System felon flap; Follow-up stories on RA issue; Circle Drive work; Adult Degree Info sessions move to campus; Nair is next 'Seminar Sequence in the Sciences' presenter; Presentation stems from 35-plus years of tree research; Chancellor, 'New North' at Business Expo on Tuesday; On the platter: French Cultural Cuisine; Tickets on sale April 3-24; Prepare with self-defense; If you RSVP'd, free breakfast Tuesday; An invitation to 'Living Well' series; Briefs: Draney, Medland, Sampson

Vol. 37, No. 79 / March 3, 2006: Thilmany Papers' Hatfield is new Raduenz; Jeffreys wins Women of Color honor; 'Curriculum' for Grandparents' U; Silk Road; Phoenix women advance to Sunday; Men's preview; Serious felony; Correction

Vol. 37, No. 78 / March 2, 2006: BSW program gets full accreditation; Yo! Yo-Yo, Arlo!; Women's Day program features international voices; AIC Women's Day event features Prof. al-Atiyat; Clampitt goes to War College; Journal-Sentinel weighs in on perceptions of UW System; More reaction; In same league as Penn State, or state pen?; Audit Committee member speaks out, offers perspective; Congressional debate here; Brownbag explores PowerPoint, handouts, student response; March 8 session: Work and Personal Life Integration; Outreach helps with 'warrior' program for youth; Reminders: 'Picasso,' O'Grady; Hours change for Weidner ticket office; Illinois painter will lecture here Monday; New 8:45 a.m. start time for 'Ethics in the Workplace'; Winters is skiing star; TV/video coverage of Phoenix tourney games; Honoring Dr. Hinckley; Concerned that students might be misusing over-the-counter drugs?; Posters in the Rotunda candidates; Teachers come to campus for talk on national certification; Discount on Race/Ethnicity conference; Remember Mari Barr?; Biz Center tackles regulatory issues on March 21; Reminder: Use of electric space heaters; Reminder: retirement; Brief: Stoll

Vol. 37, No. 77 / March 1, 2006: UW-Green Bay athletic teams show strong academic progress; A rarity: tickets available for a Phoenix women's game; UW System reveals proposal on RA rights; Sensational headlines about 'UW System felons'; At Green Bay, a single example; More on felons audit; Here's why we have an alcohol policy

Vol. 37, No. 76 / February 27, 2006: Merner, women's swimming and diving take top honors; Congratulations to Borseth, women's basketball; Soulis is most valuable; Men grab No. 3 seed; Plan ahead to hear Fencl 'Downtown'; Artists will give 'brown bag' talks in Lawton; Film Society screens Italian romantic comedy; Einstein, Picasso meet at Weidner; Reminder: Spaghetti for a good cause; The story behind the Florida home-building trip; O'Grady premiere, contemporary works are in store; Nia is open for new members; Kou Vang '98 shares remarkable story; Bishop Zubik comes for Ash Wednesday service; Chancellor's open office hours; UW-La Crosse chancellor accepts Carroll position; Employers come to campus for Wednesday's fair; Tickets for Women's Recognition Luncheon; Editorials on 'Son of TABOR'; 'For Crain, education is key to Wisconsin'; 'UW-Madison No. 2 in gifts'; Harry Potter comes to campus; PeopleSoft Financial Module - What's the password?; A reminder, and a rare correction; Oshkosh MBA program is set to move downtown; Another news report on survey

Vol. 37, No. 75 / February 24, 2006: UW System survey results; Positives on perceived value, alumni satisfaction; Fascinating story on exceptional UW-Green Bay student; Fine work by Mike Schmitt benefits trout, habitat, history; Reminder: Habitat fundraiser for Spring Break trip

Vol. 37, No. 74 / February 23, 2006: Extra, extra! 4-E takes top honors; Kress Center detour; Nursing students learn cultural differences; Einstein meets Picasso at Jean Weidner; More about Steve Martin play; Friends program draws big crowd; Prof. al-Atiyat presents again, March 8; Swimmers take lead; Unlock your inner genius; 'Citizen Diplomacy' arrives; Opening reception for newest Lawton exhibit; Lunchtime discussion; Don't panic! EC is fine, after all!; It's seven straight for Borseth's team; Women assured of home game, March 2; Threepeat for Soulis; Phoenix men head for Cleveland; Tennis action; Look for Shorewood at Golf Expo; A girl for Sue; See more of Les; Spice your moves; Nominations for Women's Leadership Awards; It's the law — report sexual assaults; Science Forum; Arlo Guthrie brings 'Alice' 40th anniversary tour to Weidner; Alumni Association connecting downtown; Videoconference on personal/work balance; Reminder on Founders Awards; Don't forget prairie expert, gardening symposium; Reminder: Guest artists join Meredith in Sunday recital; More LOG, coming Friday

Vol. 37, No. 73 / February 20, 2006: Voelker, Bauer-Dantoin chosen for UW teaching program; News on Washington Commons disappoints Shepard; Safety expert Rank leads discussion Wednesday; Reminder: Workstation assessment; AIC brown bags feature Peacock-Landrum, New Orleans actor; 'UW costs rise out of reach for many poor'; Meredith, students are Florence-bound; NAS starts 'Seminar Sequence in the Sciences'; Presentation stems from 20-plus years of research; Summer course focuses on U.S. Latino communities; Ecumenical Center plans fundraiser 'to keep doors open'; Habitat raising money for spring break trip; 'Rent' showing at Christie; Housing sign-up is NOT a free pass out of class; Reminder: Brokeback Mountain discussion; Voting extended for Study Abroad Photo Contest; Reminder: Sports Center Drive will be closed; 'Teens and Cancer' is Tuesday's TV topic; Snapshots: Snowy Friday; Another photo gallery: Celebrating the Kress campaign; Guest artists Meredith in UW-Green Bay recital, Mozart celebration; Notice to academic staff

Vol. 37, No. 72 / February 16, 2006: It's official: Game on for Phoenix women

Vol. 37, No. 71 / February 16, 2006: Announcement: Classes starting at or after 4 p.m. are cancelled; University remains open; Basketball game? Still on, probably

Vol. 37, No. 70 / February 16, 2006: Sports Center Drive will close; Recommended routes are posted here; A change in plans; Brokeback Mountain discussion; Jeanne Stangel returns to Athletics; Editorial proclaims thaw in UW, legislative relationship; Visiting 'Musketeer' works with West H.S. students on Shakespeare; Update on 'Learning Live'; Cap Times sees cost-shifting to students on utility bills; Outreach course in conversational Spanish; Swimmers are red-hot

Vol. 37, No. 69 / February 13, 2006: A Valentine for you: 'Inside'; Facilities forums; 'Evening in Jordan'; Prairie expert returns for gardening symposium; Workstation assessment; Regent news on non-resident tuition, executive pay; Huge night for basketball; Goff honored for Voyageur; Vote this Thursday in Study-Abroad Photo Contest; Ajula Dance Troupe returns to UW-Green Bay; It's Family Weekend!; Academic Staff development funds; P-G tips hat to UW-Green Bay student-athletes; Web conference is re-scheduled; Discussion of Michigan's economy sounds like Wisconsin; Adult Degree info sessions are this week; Entwistle is an impartial judge; State-law reminder on sexual assaults; Reminder: Aldrete on Olympics; Reminder: 'The Trouble with TABOR'

Vol. 37, No. 68 / February 9, 2006: New Orleans actor joins theatre faculty; Braun accepts position at Northeastern; Car pooling from Sheboygan area?; All Greek, Olympics to us with Aldrete's 'Oxford Lecture'; City District 1 candidate forum; 'The Trouble with TABOR' forum comes to downtown Green Bay; Last call for daffodils!; Lowering UW nonresident tuition?; Tune in to Regents; No Limits gets 'bigger and better'; Reminder: 'WPR Six' offers free concert tonight; UW-Green Bay faculty on 'Live from the Chazen'; Tickets for Polish luncheon; Alumni weekend for men's basketball; Hall of Fame honors; Citizen Diplomacy Summit speakers available for preview; Summit will bring educators, business leaders to campus; Southern University's 'Human Jukebox' marching band; Last week Seinfeld, this week, Larry Gatlin; Four win health scholarships; The GRE online? Not right now; Announcement on dean search; Miss Green Bay update; Ajula dance troupe on Family Weekend; Briefs: Bauer-Dantoin, Ritch, Gurung

Vol. 37, No. 67 / February 7, 2006: Four finalists announced for Facilities position; First open session is next Tuesday; Resumes are online

Vol. 37, No. 66 / February 6, 2006: Thursday's recital spotlights six from music faculty; Public Radio to feature them 'Live from the Chazen'; Yo-Yo Ma is coming; Majors Fair is week from Wednesday; 2006 study-abroad photo contest; Ecumenical Center promotes new programs; Reminder: Wednesday's recognition for student-athletes' academics; Winning for many, many years; Men's basketball tip time is moved back to 7:35; UW System releases report on suggested Waukesha merger; '$10 million donation to UWM is biggest in university's history'; 'Lawmakers want computer systems audit'; Lyall, readers weigh in on privatization of public higher ed; Lower Fox River Watershed Monitoring Program to hold third annual symposium; Chancellor's open office hours are this Wednesday; New MCAT in 2007

Vol. 37, No. 65 / February 3, 2006: Chancellor's budget announcement is on the Web

Vol. 37, No. 64 / February 2, 2006: Miron named general contractor for Kress Center; Galt photo exhibit; Jan Thornton on the move; Japan travel course; Dealing with drug-impaired high schoolers; It's Levin-Stankevich in Eau Claire; Tune in for big Butler game; Phoenix fans get Fairleigh Dickinson as BracketBuster treat; Women continue winning streak; Saturday's UW-M game is a sellout

Vol. 37, No. 63 / January 30, 2006: Campus Master Plan is page one; Easier navigation; Jankowski presentation; Daffodil Days signal spring, hope; Choices this year include 'Bear and a Bunch'; LGBT issues group; Free hoops tickets; Reminder: Nominations due today for top student leaders; Adult Degree Programs open houses; Performance art; WHEG increase helps neediest of students; Costs 'daunting' to some; Lawton wants increases in college funding; Teens with Cancer; Cake; Reminder: UW-Green Bay student-gambling presentation; Other reminders: Human rights activist; religion writer

Vol. 37, No. 62 / January 26, 2006: Jankowski, Calovini, Hughes are dean finalists; First public forum is Tuesday; Vitas are online; UW-Green Bay's Annual Report to UW System; Another shot at Wiseman; Details on upcoming series with UW-Green Bay issues experts; Student gambling habits; Ambassador application process under way; 'UWGB Jazz Fest serves up musical buffet'; Affected by cancer?; Human rights activist; Visiting speaker to discuss religion and culture; Bonus presentation for faculty/staff on 'Land of Make Belief'; Phoenix diving star; Honors recital; Institute for Learning offers grants for teaching, learning projects; Is it time for you to make a change?; Mandatory Good Bodies meetings; Reminder on Polish luncheon; Former UW System officials write of 'de facto privatization'; Institute for Research will host web conference events

Vol. 37, No. 61 / January 23, 2006: Chili contest goes to the dogs; Competition snapshots; 'Student Behavioral Issues' will be topic; Professional development series; Wednesday is deadline to spotlight student stars for Regents; Art faculty show; New this year: performance art; Develop your digital photos, right here; Moving day for Phoenix Athletics; Wet or dry? Forecast is 50/50 at Residence Life; Deadline for free conversational Spanish courses; UWGB notches 'W' on ESPNU; Spring OrgSmorg; Petrashek schedules his 'State of the University' address; Student Employee of the Year competition...nominations?; Madison student newspaper takes close look at UW System issues; Deal lures a few nonresidents, report shows; Irish model prompts comparisons to Wisconsin; 'Tech schools feel fury'; Reminder: more Facebook; Music honors recital is Saturday

Vol. 37, No. 60 / January 19, 2006: HOF welcomes Vander Plas, Gunville, Dunne, Bushes; Get moving with Up With Good Bodies; Pay plan distribution up for discussion; Say 'farewell' to a wise man; Reminder: Register by Friday for Chili Cook-off; Water again at Residence Life; A second chance at 'Facebook'; Nominate top student leaders; Now Showing: movies at the Christie; Significant changes in GRE begin in October; Reminder: Phoenix doubleheader tonight for eighth-graders

Vol. 37, No. 59 / January 17, 2006: Call for nominations: Celebrating top student projects; This year, Symposium is part of Regents meeting; Theatre program gains more recognition at regionals; Riddle, Malloy, Hibbard, Viviano; Two reach finals in acting competition; Phoenix doubleheader this Thursday; Huge win over UWM; 'Many Faces, One Community' honors King; Student Life encourages campus to volunteer, display poster; Gerds on upcoming Jazz Fest; Doyle expected to promise new aid covenant for eighth-graders; UW-Fox's Perry among Eau Claire finalists

Vol. 37, No. 58 / January 12, 2006: Guest artists bring new influences to Jazz Fest; Cool; UW-Green Bay in Sri Lankan news; Phoenix men on ESPN2 this Saturday; Media Services will eliminate Saturday hours; You're invited to comment on role of RA's; They call it 'Helicopter Parenting'; Economic engine; President Reilly wants increase in WHEG funding; Human rights activist visits Green Bay; More seats added to Cabaret Series, Rani Arbo; 'Drumship Enterprise'; Free admission for Phoenix basketball alumni game; Nordic skiers shine at USSA nationals; Fast swimmers; Reminder on MLK Day; Note game change for women's basketball; Krupnik Polski? Przepiorki? Czysciec Bulwiasty?; Here's the menu (translated)

Vol. 37, No. 57 / January 9, 2006: Chili cookoff a hot start to the semester; Your chili the best?; Rate the names suggested for SIS; Sonenfield Memorial is at Webster School; Herring reminder; Civic engagement: Is ours working?; Baby Blackman; Mail contact; Reminder on new Nellis; Citizen diplomacy summit on the horizon; American Indian dance comes to Weidner; Clifford; Irish-American fiddle champ; Winter camp; Reminder on 'Facebook'; Register for No Limits; Mark your calendars: Journalist talks religiion

Vol. 37, No. 56 / January 5, 2006: Extra helping of 'Red Herring'; Do you Facebook?; Faculty Development Conference in a week; UW-Green Bay faculty talk teaching; Campus joins community MLK celebration; King-size TV tribute; Watch cable for commencement; With digital, it's on-demand; Green Bay good news on new UWSA page; Gov. Doyle's priorities

Vol. 37, No. 55 / January 3, 2006: Franz is choice as UW-Green Bay controller

Vol. 37, No. 54 / December 23, 2005: HR unveils new Website; Galt memorial aids student travel; Non-traditionals get voice at Regents; Local non-trad gets Hoppe Scholarship; Speaking of the Adult Degree Program...; Eau Claire vetoes idea of student fees for professor pay; Plan ahead: Coffeehouse is open over January; Police, security understaffed at UW campuses?; A hair-raising fundraiser; Bill on bargaining; Michigan State game was a happening; Tickets available for Oneida Classic; Anteaters vs. Boll Weevils; Oligney scores national academic honors; Scharlow gets pro shot; Regent joins PEARLS for Teen Girls; Santa wish-list for local entertainment scene

Vol. 37, No. 53 / December 20, 2005: AASCU report on 'Public University Renewal'; Shepard a co-author; Executive summary; No. 11 Michigan State comes to town; Phoenix teams score high, academically; Graduation rates high for late 1990s basketball recruits; More snapshots from Commencement; Galt presentation an emotional moment; First master's recipients; Hanrahan speech; Grammy honor shortens Gatlin's stay at Weidner; Editorial praises emphasis on access to college; 'UWGB students debate RA activities'; 'Colleges ID remedies for underage drinking'; Snapshot: Veteran employees; Mor to receive No Limits! award; Athletics clinics for girls ages 5-10; Reilly talks with Joy Cardin; Brief: Benson, Dresdow

Vol. 37, No. 52 / December 15, 2005: Five professors earn sabbaticals; New jobs, homes, babies... and master's degrees; Remembering Prof. Galt; His photos tell a story; Eight win Teaching Enhancement Grants; Honoring long-time colleagues on Friday; Winners of Chancellor's Medallions; Big losers: The Blazin' Bursars; Flags at half-staff Thursday; Tribute to 'Prox'; 4E staffer wins national recognition; PhotoBlog: a very good student art show; Library Friends elect Voelker; Library Friends donate money; Library Friends want you to take chances with yours; 'Care' packages are hitting their mark with soldiers; Honoring Our Veterans; Learning Tree results show spirit of the season; More spirit: Jingle Bell results; Still more: Give-a-Kid-a-Book results; Ted Lenfestey's residents are No. 1 in Alcohol... and that's good; More bell-ringers, please; Koach K's kardiac kids; Looking ahead to Jazz Fest: international connections; Salernos, Balsley know guest artists; Reilly talks candidly about Eau Claire Bible flap; 'Board seeks answers to tuition gap'; Regent to lawmakers: Get serious; Weidner Center coverage; Possible grant opportunity in service learning; More grants from Space Grant; Two students win out-of-this-world art commissions; Touch choices among 15 proposals

Vol. 37, No. 51 / December 12, 2005: Celebrating 35 on Friday: Sandy, Ken, Bev, Larry, Pam, Karl; Other honorees; Nearly 400 students receiving degrees; First Master's of Social Work grads; Obituary for Prof. Mannino; Weidner Center coverage; Heating costs; Wikgren replaces Jan Swiggum; UW Race and Ethnicity conference; Reminder: Union survey; Reminder: Faculty Development Conference; Brief: Ashmann

Vol. 37, No. 50 / December 12, 2005: University news release on Weidner Center programming transition

Vol. 37, No. 49 / December 12, 2005: Long-time faculty member Anthony Galt dies

Vol. 37, No. 48 / December 9, 2005: Big Bookstore sale; Santa in the house until 1 p.m.; Union wants your input on campus dining, and facility expansion; Library lands Dickens of a collection!

Vol. 37, No. 47 / December 9, 2005: Retired faculty member Joseph Mannino dies; Prof. Mannino: teacher, adviser, author

Vol. 37, No. 46 / December 8, 2005: Four cited for creative teaching; Commencement stars; Mas Español for staff; Snapshots: 'Arab World'; Photos: Kwanzaa; 'Don't Fall For It!' Ice and snow safety; Remembering Halbach today; Case of UW-Whitewater dean heats up; Outreach schedules courses for educators; More on 'Red Herring' honors; Regents talk tuition, aid, at-will appointments; No Baccalaureate Service at EC; Teen Ethics are Monday's NEWIST topic; Truancy; Reminder: Percussion; Last call Dec. 9: Give a kid a book...; 'Tis; Bell ringers; APB on Type O donors; Reminder on 'Proof'; Badgers 82, Phoenix 62

Vol. 37, No. 45 / December 5, 2005: 'Red Herring' gets invite to theatre playoffs; UW-Green Bay program is on a roll; Auburn exec is new Colleges/Extension Chancellor; Try the quiz... then attend Melissa Jackson session this Wednesday; 'No Limits' honors Packers' Hogan; Percussion Concert promises 'power'; Wednesday sax recital at A's in De Pere; Do your 'artful' shopping right here on campus; It's the season for 'Tis the Season; Reminders on performing arts events; State Journal sees nice student gesture, but state should fund pay raises; Eau Claire suspends Bible study ban; Confilict elicits little concern among students; Students remember Halbach with ribbons on Tuesday; NAS scholarships; 'Learning Tree' is still open; Men's b-ball on TV; Athletics mission statement; Brief: Toni Damkoehler

Vol. 37, No. 44 / December 2, 2005: A 21-grant salute to the breadth of UW-Green Bay faculty scholarship

Vol. 37, No. 43 / December 1, 2005: List of faculty research projects is lengthy; Student fees to fund faculty raises?; Photos: Mr. and Miss Phoenix; Snapshots from Katrina duty; This just in: State funds... available to faculty; Public session on privacy: Jackson talks Dec. 7; Coming in January, 'Students' Psychological and Behavioral Issues'; Series offers program-per-month; Photo Developing Service - Your input is wanted!; Forum: 'Violence in Literature by Women'; Maney (Siegenthaler) says good-bye; Callahan relocates to Social Work; Help us to 'be in the know'; State high court rules in Marder case; UW System will study RA roles; 'International Bayfest'; 'Boyfriend' gets warm welcome; Post-Crescent article a tribute to late UW-Green Bay grad; Lawmakers request audit of WTCS; More audit news; Still a few days to Give-A-Kid-A-Book; Oh, yes... the winners; Big 'Jingle Bell" run-walk is this Saturday; Reminder: Kids Night Out; NFL workshop; 'Amahl' tonight; Kwanzaa Saturday; Holiday choral concert; 'Suite' program, sweet treats with Band, Wind Symphony; Acclaimed drama 'Proof'; 'Brand Identity' for NE Wisconsin promised at economic summit; Menu for Dec. 9; Reminder: Student recommendations on UW-Green Bay master plan; Brief: Draney

Vol. 37, No. 42 / November 28, 2005: Student project addresses UW-Green Bay master plan; Looking for a new Daffodil person; Former student dies in auto accident; Graduate was scheduled to return to campus; Water-quality workshop is Tuesday; A bit more on 'Amahl'; Dec. 5 is last day to buy tickets for Holiday Luncheon; Refurbished "Curly's Cottage" attracts more media; UW-Green Bay experts offer insights on GOP economic plan; Reminder: Kwanzaa is Saturday

Vol. 37, No. 41 / November 23, 2005: Campus stages opera 'Amahl' Dec. 1-3; Kwanzaa on the 3rd; A week later: 'Tis the Season; Phi Kappa Phi welcomes seven profs; Women's basketball this week at the Resch; UW-Green Bay student art awards; Meredith adjudicates Dvorak No. 6; More on 'Wal-Mart' film; UW System looks outside to examine diversity puzzle; A-G says n-o on request for RAs Bible opinion; Lawmakers talk economy, education; Editorial page chides 'God, Guns, Gays' focus; State Journal: 'Put college fees under a spotlight'; A closer look at WisconsinEye; Chronicle of Higher Ed assesses UW's political situation; Call for presenters: 'Campuses Are Citizens - What's Your Story?'

Vol. 37, No. 40 / November 21, 2005: Dushani's tsunami relief has happy result; Newspaper examines student fees; UW-Green Bay lands six in prestigious acting competition; Plants a memorial to former student Gillis; Students schedule showing of 'Wal-Mart film'; UW-Green Bay workshop on Arab world; Flu do's and don'ts; If you do get the flu...; A pat on the back for symposium; Quick, the tamales; Chocolate calendar; United Way wraps up today; Friday's 'summit' puts families first; Weidner's holiday season

Vol. 37, No. 39 / November 17, 2005: UW-Green Bay hosts United Way 'summit'

Vol. 37, No. 38 / November 17, 2005: UW-Green Bay authors dominate; Abbot on study guides, Gurung on learning styles, and Vespia on new teachers; Click here for Faculty Development Conference; 'Inside' highlights; Don't forget the Downtown Learning Center; TV tours Curly's Cottage; A rare mistake, Inside; Where on campus?; Two with UW-Green Bay ties at Reader's Loft tonight; 'Whose land is it?' a hit on campus, at Oneida; Yarvelle Draper-King joins HR/Affirmative Action; Madison professor earns top science honor; Seeking answers to prayer question; Last day for ERA; Drag queens and turkeys; Kids Night Out with the Phoenix is Dec. 9; Still closed, 'WisconsinEye' might open soon

Vol. 37, No. 37 / November 15, 2005: Students schedule observance after bombings in Jordan

Vol. 37, No. 36 / November 14, 2005: It's also United Way week on campus; Nielsen talks 'Teaching and Personal Life'; Seinfeld re-run; Return of the Holiday Luncheon; Campus community urged to help Pakistan quake victims; Editorial praises UW-Green Bay, NWTC agreement; UW-Green Bay faculty weigh in on evolution; Two Damkoehler illustrations win slots on website; Flu shots; It's time to Give-A-Kid-A-Book; UW (Washington) is tough opponent tonight; 'Bitchin' Babes'; Hot tamales; Commencement Day service; Next Sunday is 'Evening of Giving'; International Education Week reminders; Briefs: P. Ganyard, Laatsch, VonDras

Vol. 37, No. 35 / November 11, 2005: Kress Center name is now official; Charges in Halbach case; Prof. al-Atiyat: Loved ones escape harm in Amman; More on NWTC transfer agreement; More on binge drinking; Addition of second student Regent gets OK; Men's soccer falls in semis; Women's player earns academic honor

Vol. 37, No. 34 / November 10, 2005: Big week for International Education; Thanksgiving comes early; Halbach case now confirmed as homicide; Justice Symposium is open to all; Snapshots: veterans appreciation; Raitt, Andrews sell well for Weidner; Meacham is next 'UWGB Downtown' speaker; Remember: Holiday Inn City Centre; Scovell is Vocal Jazz guest star; Beautification: Paul Abrahams; UW-Green Bay proactive in addressing binge drinking; Editorial: State, campuses share a problem; Regents on the Web; 'College aid could take hit'; Maine prof is new at Campus Compact; Student art show opens; New University Union staff; ... and phone numbers; Brief: Meyer; Ongoing displays highlight International Education Week; Repeated activities sharpen the International focus; Special events fill calendar for International Education Week

Vol. 37, No. 33 / November 8, 2005: Memorial service Wednesday in Phoenix Room for former student Gillis

Vol. 37, No. 32 / November 7, 2005: UW-Green Bay, NWTC sign general education transfer agreement; Governor commends institutions; Social Justice Symposium addresses indigenous rights, land claims; At Oneida, at UW-Green Bay; Celebrating Lambeau Cottage; UW-Green Bay to honor veterans at appreciation ceremony Tuesday; Tamales!; Dame Julie Andrews visits campus today; 'UWS administrators will keep backup positions'; Cofrin Library sponsors talk on Hurricane cleanup; Jazz and Ives; 'Guy Fi'; 'Die' why's; Words from the wise

Vol. 37, No. 31 / November 4, 2005: Campus game show is global 'whaddya know'... sign up now; Missing woman is UW-Green Bay alum; No NCAAs for women's soccer; Mr. Grant! You're back

Vol. 37, No. 30 / November 3, 2005: Snapshots from Kress groundbreaking; Fencl, Kaye to share scholarship updates; Montreal winner got help from Meredith, Resch; Winter arrives, golf departs; Root Phoenix soccer to an NCAA berth, starting tonight; Ives, River City Six join jazz ensembles concert; Mrs. Walton out, Cagney in; Male myths; Yeah, but what really happens after you die?; Sarah Oligney is POY; Reilly on Public Radio; 'Regents reject new Barrows probe'; Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam, London, Paris; Academic Staff Open Forum is Friday; Briefs: Draney, Gurung, Hansen

Vol. 37, No. 29 / November 3, 2005: Prof. Emeritus Sonenfield dies in Green Bay

Vol. 37, No. 28 / October 31, 2005: Halloween snapshots; Staff member to talk on Katrina Relief experience; Jerry Olson says he's doing well; 'Status of Women' gets front-page coverage; Alumni Association gathering to follow groundbreaking, reception; Reminder: Groundbreaking for $32 million project is Tuesday; Project is largest in university history; Opportunities for students; With Regent approval, the Kress Events Center; Reminder: gender issues in the workplace; 'Evening of Giving' proceeds benefit Weidner, others; More than a shopping experience; Wonka alert; Raitt leads strong November line-up; Adult Degree info; Get your flu shot right here; Student presents art exhibit at AIC; Phoenix Basketball returns to The Fan; Freimund replaces Maino; Plan now for EC's baccalaureate service on Dec. 17; Chancellor Wells stays put; Finalists named in Colleges/Extension chancellor search; Graduate sends greetings from Dreamworks studios; Read more about nursing accreditation; Reminder: Veterans Reception; Reminder: Meredith, Jeffreys to share info on trip to Florence; Briefs: Voelz, Von Dras

Vol. 37, No. 27 / October 27, 2005: Nursing program gets the max; HS site wins a 'Webbie'; Campus honors Dorschels with naming of 'nat'; Maier scholarship; Service Saturday for first Vice Chancellor; Reception for South African scholar is tonight; Meredith, Jeffreys to talk Spring Break trip to Italy Nov. 1; Reminder: 21st annual basketball lunch; Snapshots from campus: international vocal competition; Ameriprise will host UW-Green Bay Alumni reception; UW-Green Bay students offer safe Trick or Treat; Game talk: Incredible Hulk; Dead men talking; A Halloween tale for UW students; Reminder: 4:30 is the witching hour, on Oct. 28, for benefit changes; Next LGBT meeting; Faculty Development Conference is Jan. 12; Tickets for 'Morrie' author; Important notice: New date and time for pointers on NSF proposals; Weidner Center plans 'Evening of Giving'; Brief: Paula Ganyard

Vol. 37, No. 26 / October 26, 2005: Sports and events center groundbreaking is Tuesday; campus community invited

Vol. 37, No. 25 / October 25, 2005: Robert H. Maier, University's first vice chancellor, dies in Green Bay

Vol. 37, No. 24 / October 24, 2005: Ambitious: Summer Session 2006 is off and running; Reilly speaks candidly; Snapshots from Founders Dinner; $500 reward for missing projector; Events center groundbreaking; International vocal competition culminates Tuesday; UW-Green Bay students in prestigious event; Judges from around the world; Gerds: 'Red Herring' an 'all-out hoot'; Katers a news source on energy sources; Tuesday's Oxford Lecture looks at evolution-creationism debate; Sheepshead Review wants you...; ... and alumni, too; International Poetry Recital; Events focus on International Education Week; Veterans Reception is Nov. 8; Oct. 31: Look for new tricks at old haunts; Reminder: Cole, Leuthner event is Wednesday; Grant proposals by next Tuesday; State teaching honorees; Borseth's Basketball 101; Soccer team readies for Horizon tourney at home; Volleyball blows through Windy City; Hammerle to receive No Limits! award; Second annual fundraiser is Jan. 20; Pursuing the new economy; Activists gather for affordable education; R&D spending exceeds expectations; Briefs: Coury, Goff, McClure-Lukens, Rosewall

Vol. 37, No. 23 / October 20, 2005: UW System President Reilly at UW-Green Bay; Anderson named top archivist; Yingst joins Mars science team; Space Grant partners with area high school; Cold War-era comedy opens tonight; Choral concert to aid hurricane victims; Arendt's findings from New Orleans; Former faculty member is Katrina victim; Oxford Lecture on evolution-creationism; Vocal music competition returns; Reception Oct. 27 for visiting scholar; Sweet's poems are in new book; Adult Degree sessions announced; Documentary on prison life; Attend National Science Foundation program; International service-learning conference; Celtic Woman comes to Weidner; New Orleans Jazz Orchestra on Saturday; Courtroom drama brought to life at Weidner; French music at Christie Theater; Reminder on women's soccer appreciation night; Men's soccer team at home, too; Lots of volleyball action; Correction: girls basketball clinic; Brown-bag basketball lunch; Golf: closing time draws near; Steam shut-off Tuesday morning; Road completion will affect UW-Green Bay; UW System to rewrite personnel rules; Brief: Ortiz

Vol. 37, No. 22 / October 17, 2005: Comedy set in Cold War era opens; Bands to perform this week; Choral concert to aid hurricane victims; Arendt's findings from New Orleans; Seventeen faculty are 2005-06 Scholars; Teaching Scholars promote purposeful teaching; Visiting scholar from South Africa; New agreement with College of Menominee Nation; Growth of Diversity Circles; Grant to support heartworm study; Fulbright Scholar talks on Islam, gender; 'Women's Wisconsin' book talk; Celebration of amazing women; 'Teen Connection' on prescription drugs; Wisconsin Book Festival features Meacham; Celtic Woman comes to Weidner; New Orleans Jazz Orchestra on Saturday; Press-Gazette's Gerds previews jazz concert; Women's soccer team on defensive; Reminder on soccer appreciation night; Women's basketball team hosts clinic; Former student-athlete, golf coach dies; SBDC offers new management series; Information sessions for SAFE Allies; Bring lunch to 'essentials of success'; UW-Green Bay student leads safety effort; Briefs: Shariff, Goff, Kretche

Vol. 37, No. 21 / October 13, 2005: Textile exhibit opens today; Raptor Research Foundation annual meeting; Our favorite hypnotist returns; 'Steps' walk Saturday in Arboretum; Walk to benefit six nonprofits; Return of Laatsch Classic; Student multicultural awards; Snapshots from Phuture Phoenix Day; Press-Gazette features Phuture Phoenix; Graduate named top teacher; Reminder on 'Primetime' basketball; Soulis, Phoenix women receive preseason accolades; Men's hoopsters picked for seventh; Women's soccer team shows appreciation; Fulbright Scholar talks on Islam, gender; 'Women's Wisconsin' book talk; UW-Green Bay bands to perform; Change in Bookstore hours; Dean of Students on the move; 'Spirit Day' discount at Bookstore; Employee drive concludes (sort of) Friday; Standings in Alumni/Employee Drive Challenge; One-millionth digital object scanned; Cofrin Special Collections a contributor; Sea Grant hosts Great Lakes meetings; Great Lakes conference topics, registration; Oshkosh's Wells a finalist at Long Beach; UW Colleges chancellor visits Manitowoc; Report supports HR software system

Vol. 37, No. 20 / October 11, 2005: News announcement: Campus resources available for students

Vol. 37, No. 19 / October 10, 2005: Phuture Phoenix Day is Tuesday; Cultural Fair offers entertainment, food; Textile exhibit opens at Lawton Gallery; Faculty offer 'Lyrical Lunchtime'; Second brown bag 'Food for Thought'; Wrap-up of assault investigation; Regents address med school name, sick leave; Internal audit issue also topic at Regents meeting; 'Axis' exhibit closes at Lawton; Chronicle cites chancellor's choice; Learning Partnership Fall Conference; Hollenberg quoted on paper industry; Blood drive Wednesday in Union; New York theater trip is filled; Laatsch 'classic' is back Friday; Remember updates for campus phone directory; Hoops' Midnight Mania goes Primetime; Soccer team rallies for win; Volleyball win streak ends at three; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 37, No. 18 / October 7, 2005: News bulletin: UW-Green Bay police conclude alleged attack did not take place

Vol. 37, No. 17 / October 6, 2005: News update: Investigation into Arboretum incident continues

Vol. 37, No. 16 / October 6, 2005: Here come the fifth-graders; Phuture Phoenix expands to middle-school clubs; Harris grant brings international Web site to campus; 'UWGB opens its doors for diversity'; Kretche is hometown hero; Investigation continues in report of campus assault; Ivory-billed discovery, peregrines and more at conference; Class organizes walk to benefit nonprofit groups; Open enrollment for insurance; Need a flu shot?; Chinese tickets on sale today; G-P layoffs; Student entrepreneurs should contact Gjerde; Tune in: Regents on the Web; Snapshots: Remembering 'Keith's spot'; Fair celebrates cultures; Varied vendors; Phoenix volleyball star gets national player-of-the-week honor; Attention all faculty/staff! Free soccer on Oct. 20 vs. Badgers; State Law Reminder:

Vol. 37, No. 15 / October 6, 2005: News bulletin: Attack on Arboretum trail

Vol. 37, No. 14 / October 3, 2005: Social Justice Symposium targets land claims; Symposium events at Oneida, UW-Green Bay; A tribute to Gary Weidner; Press-Gazette stories address UW-Green Bay growth, diversity; Students welcome more diversity; Van Gruensven named acting HR director; Conversational Spanish course proves popular; Architect chosen for Union project; Annual Job Fair is Wednesday in Union; Reminder on Prechter memorial event; Also Wednesday: 'Bugles and Bonnets'; UW-Marinette celebrates 40 years; New sports information director; Volleyball player of the week; Travel information sessions next week; Employee Drive heads into final weeks; Campus phone book changes; Profile of governor's new 'right hand'; UW-Madison to house stem-cell bank; Briefs: Regan, Arendt

Vol. 37, No. 13 / September 30, 2005: UW-Green Bay to offer conversational Spanish for faculty, staff; First class scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 19; Experienced instructor to teach Spanish course; Course is free for all UW-Green Bay faculty, staff; Online registration for course is available

Vol. 37, No. 12 / September 29, 2005: Conversational Spanish opportunity coming soon; Jeffreys kicks off 2005-06 'UWGB Downtown'; 'Diversity Circles' project enters second year; Iranian filmmaker to present documentary; Historian to lecture on Mexican-Americans, citizenship; Educators' conference to focus on struggling students; UW-Green Bay fall courses for educators announced; Fall job and internship fair on campus Wednesday; Campus tie to 'Bugles and Bonnets' performance; State Supreme Court hears case of UW-Superior prof; UW-Madison's Wiley explains decisions in Barrows case; UWM chancellor seeks regional collaboration; Cloning ban heads to governor; OrgSmorg sights available on Web; Phoenix volleyball clinic proves popular; Briefs: Kraft, Ortiz, Deadman, Swan, Renier

Vol. 37, No. 11 / September 26, 2005: Lengthy Journal-Sentinel piece critiques UW System 'relationship' woes; Reminder: Leanne Hansen, 'Patriot Act, noon Tuesday, in Lawton; Remembrance: Oct. 5, at 'Keith's Spot'; Visiting Fulbright Scholar explores 'Political Islam'; Public Safety assists at Lambeau for Katrina; Snapshots: Historical Perspectives; Campus will host Japan arts exchange events; Spanning the state; Prof. Style in thick of arts exchange; Japan/Wisconsin exhibits open locally; Heritage Players portrayal of Wisconsin's Civil War comes to campus; 'More voices link UW to economy'; 'More evidence from the Fed that education matters'; Space Grant's rocket competition; Briefs: Shariff, Stokes

Vol. 37, No. 10 / September 22, 2005: Details of Barrows, Wiley report; Wiley issues statement; Barrows, in response, sues chancellor, former dean; Supreme Court hears case of fired UW-Superior professor; Lawmaker cites UW-Green Bay research in introducing dumping fee increase; Magnificent turnout for first 'American Freedom' lecture; U.S. Patriot Act is topic Tuesday; The other one is topic today; Editorial comment; Critic's review; Laatsch is back — with wine, cheese and mouse costume; Employee Drive numbers thus far...; 4th Annual Employee-Alumni Challenge...; Fall Founders features President Reilly; With Rita bearing down, UW-Green Bay Disaster Recovery is in the news; Encourage students to attend Law School advising session; 'Fall Folk Fest' at Weidner this Saturday; Student focuses energy on wind turbine idea; Reminder: Distinguished performers in piano-cello duo; Brief: Russ

Vol. 37, No. 9 / September 19, 2005: Meacham at Wisconsin Book Festival; Fencl part of NSF grant; Pianist Moritz plays Turkish gala; Sweet is busy as Poet Laureate; State honor for Nesslein; Students question Chancellor's stamp act; 'Political entry in art exhibit stirs controversy in Green Bay'; Photos of opening, panel discussion; Videotape available; 'Patriot Act' stamp gets NY Times review; Sweet gets good news from Gulf Coast; International film series; Hollywood insiders talk about show biz; Campus recital features piano-cello duo; Moritz, Elgün and Tout had toured Turkey; 'Interdisciplinarity in Action' has all-new Website; REMINDER: Room change for 'Freedom lectures'; How about Ecuador this January?; Coverage of Bayfest decision; UW-Madison releases statement on profs convicted of felonies; New employee safety and emergency response training; Security Walk; Chinese menu; 'UW System vital to economy'; Men's soccer off to best start in 25 years; Women's basketball has fewer home dates; Briefs: Harris, Shariff

Vol. 37, No. 8 / September 15, 2005: UW-Green Bay nurses volunteer for hurricane duty; Block, Reilly, Kubsch, Seidl, Malchow; After 25 years, farewell to Bayfest; Art-show dialog on 'Campus Issues' listserv; International films return; Historical Perspectives series marks 20th anniversary; Three talks on 'American Freedom'; Pope John Paul II is 'UWGB Downtown' topic; New: a course on Hmong culture; Bauer-Dantoin to share info on chemical exposure; Shorewood Raffle is Monday at 5 p.m.; A sweet treat with lunch...; ... and a new twist for dinner; Online forum from Campus Compact; Final reminder: International Education reception

Vol. 37, No. 7 / September 12, 2005: Gurung text takes cultural look at health psychology; American Constitution in spotlight; Full list of events; Happy 20th to Historical Perspectives series; Tuition break for students affected by Katrina; Mobilizing UW-Green Bay RNs for relief; Soccer team helps in Louisiana; Tournament is secondary; A roundup of relief efforts; Big changes for 'Tutoring Services'; Regent president: 'We blew it... we've made big mistakes'; Failing the 'smell test'; Snapshots from Common Grounds; Prof. Terry's back-to-back Ironmans; Nearly 14 hours; Up with Good Bodies wants YOU!; A repeater? Lean Meeting is for you; New faces in human resources; Reminder: 'Sustainable Sweden'; Special invite for Sustainability fans; Money available for Academic Staff professional development; Volunteer Fair; Tuition raffle winners; Learn 'Self-Defense and Self-Protection'; Sexual assault issues; UW-Superior hosts Midwest service-learning day; Reminder: NYC theatre trip; Reminder: Identify theft; More details on stamp art exhibit; Friday panel will discuss issues presented by 'Axis of Evil' exhibit; Kowalczyk joins national coaches' hurricane effort; Volleyball 'Blocks for Breast Cancer'; Spikers host annual tournament; Spengler is new golf coach; Zimpher's name in paper, again

Vol. 37, No. 6 / September 8, 2005: International Ed welcomes visitors in Rose Hall; Coffeehouse grand opening Friday; National faculty development conference comes to Milwaukee; 'Axis of Evil' opens; Kaye on 'Best of our Knowledge' this Sunday; Outreach's Leuthner wins regional award; Timely course on disaster recovery; Downtown Learning Center? Doing well; Reminder: no charge; Shane promises 9 a.m. treat; Snapshots: A day for family at Santaga Stadium; Regents in Washington County; UW lashed for pricey new payroll system; 'Back-up positions' a small percentage, and defendable, says Reilly; Media coverage; More enrollment data: ACTs, GPAs on the increase; 'Minority enrollment levels hit new high'; Calling potential Pep Band members; 'Eco-municipalities" are topic; Nomination deadline; Entrepreneur's Connection; Texas student finds crime doesn't pay; Identify theft is topic of Sept. 13 event on campus; Gurung comments on Katrina stress; UW-Green Bay welcomes Bedouin art textiles; EC, Alumni Association cook for returning students; Men's basketball schedule announced; Coach K: Patience, please; Briefs: Shariff, Deadman, Renier; Log postings

Vol. 37, No. 5 / September 6, 2005: Opening Day highlights; Welcome event draws nice crowd; Welcome-Back Gathering at AIC is Thursday; Gurung offers hints on scholarship/teaching diet; Reminder: HR has moved; Kersten on organized labor; Furlong, Carleton on Rehnquist; Press-Gazette on move-in rituals; Doyle on paid leave for Red Cross volunteers; President Reilly on UW System issues; Picture yourself in employee-drive message; Reminder: Phone books; National GPA honors for Phoenix runners; Volleyball faces tough test in Fargo; Mark your calendar: Chinese Cuisine on Oct. 20; Acceptable use of technology? Consult this policy; Cleven is new trainer for Phoenix Athletics; Briefs: Borrero-Lowe, Stevens

Vol. 37, No. 4 / September 1, 2005: High praise for Shepard, UW-Green Bay agenda; Snapshots from freshman move-in day; 'Something special'; Entwistle promotes NYC theatre Spring Break for faculty, staff; Flashy start to employee drive; The new phone books are here!; U.S. mail suspended to hurricane zone; How others are planning relief; Efforts under way here; Look for Kersten interview on Labor Day; Barrows update; Seriously, check out the Food Event Policy; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 37, No. 3 / August 29, 2005: It's official: Name change to First Nations Studies; Avoid the lines, but decals now; Things start perkin' Thursday at new coffeehouse; Hours of operation; Newcomer bios are now on line

Vol. 37, No. 2 / August 25, 2005: E-commerce milestone: Paying UW-Green Bay tuition on-line; But not at the window; Thanks, 50 faculty/staff helpers; UW System audit call wins praise for 'humility'; More news coverage of Lawson project; Fundraiser for Bellin; Campus Compact event

Vol. 37, No. 1 / August 24, 2005: Photos from this morning's event; Chancellor addresses Madison milieu, Green Bay successes, diversity, growth; Big news: three new named professorships; Nielsen, Clampitt, Raduenz, Day, Wenger, Dell, Bartelme, Servais; Meyer is first John P. Blair Endowed Chair

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