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UW-Madison team heads to China for computer finals
A University of Wisconsin-Madison competitive computing team will head to China.
Construction & Demolition Recycling
Wisconsin Set to Require Recycling of C&D Material on Larger Projects
The state of Wisconsin's Division of State Facilities will be requiring construction and demolition waste to be recycled, rather than landfilled.
'You don't play cards with influenza'
"If you're young, under 25, you should go get yourself vaccinated." That's the advice from Carmel Ruffolo, University of Wisconsin-Parkside associate professor of biological sciences, who spoke about the H1N1 virus, commonly called the swine flu, Monday at Parkside.
WLA senior Haegler wins USATF crown
Winnebago Lutheran Academy senior Marya Haegler won a gold medal at the State USATF Junior Olympic cross country meet on Sunday.
40 years and still going strong
Laughter and pride filled the University Ballroom at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Saturday night as the school looked back on 40 years and talked of continued growth.
Courage was the cornerstone of Deborah Ford's acceptance speech Friday as new chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. "How will we embrace our future with courage?" she asked the audience in the campus cinema.
KABA, Chamber honor tops in local business
Several people were recognized Thursday night at the fifth annual business awards presented by the Kenosha Area Business Alliance and Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce.
UW-P to inaugurate chancellor, celebrate community involvement
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside will use the inauguration of a new chancellor as an opportunity to also celebrate the school's ideals.
Movies: "Web of Passion" will be shown at 7 p.m. Friday. Admission is free. "Moliere Than Thou," a show featuring Timothy Mooney, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Nov.
Immigrant advocacy group honors UW-P grad for efforts on tuition bill
A University of Wisconsin-Parkside student who urged the passage of a bill that led to in-state tuition for children of undocumented workers was awarded for her activism Thursday night.
PROMOTION: Prinz Ltd. has promoted Bruce Hirschel of Libertyville to senior vice president of sales.
UW-Parkside Band, Wind Ensemble present Pulitzer composers
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside Wind Ensemble and Community Band present an evening of British band classics, music from Pulitzer Prize winning composers, and more on Thursday.
Climate survey to measure acceptance of different groups on campus
"Every Degree Counts" this October, as UW-Whitewater heats up for the second tier of the Campus Climate Survey, along with three other campuses in the UW-System Along with UW-Eau Claire, UW-Parkside and UW-River Falls, UW-Whitewater's faculty, staff and students are encouraged to voice their opinions on the overall climate of openness and ...
Patrick 'Pat' Noel, 61, died Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009, at his home. He was born Aug.
Play rehearsals hit a snag recently at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside when one of the leads came down with what is believed to be a severe case of swine flu, and others were out with influenza-like symptoms.
Some come down with Swine Flu but outbreak not so bad
Play rehearsals hit a snag recently at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside when one of the leads came down with swine flu, and others were out with influenza-like symptoms.
Parkside Theatre releases 2009-2010 season line-up
Parkside Theatre at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 900 Wood Road, Kenosha, will present plays by some of theater's greatest writers during its 2009-2010 season including comedy by Neil Simon, drama from Arthur Miller, and a bit of both during two Shakespearean productions, along with an off-beat play by Caryl Churchill, this season's line-up ...
Excitement builds for new academic building at UW-Oshkosh
Construction of a new academic building at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh has people buzzing with interest in more ways than one.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
The Executives' Club of Chicago to Host Panel Discussion on 'Thriving ...
WHAT: Women's Leadership Breakfast and Panel Discussion, hosted by The Executives' Club of Chicago, titled "Thriving in the New Economy - The Woman's Advantage." The program will explore how women are uniquely qualified to fix the current economic challenge; whether it was a scarcity of women in board rooms and executive suites that lead to flawed ...
That's what 8-year-old Will Mortimer said while holding up a broken, red tail light that somehow made its way among the leaves, berries, trees and twigs.
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