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Dec. 3, 2009 2:32 p.m. An Iowa university official will be the next provost at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, school officials announced.

AC/DC reschedules Bradley Center show Dec. 3, 2009 5:20 p.m. Heavy metal icons AC/DC have rescheduled their concert at the Bradley Center for 7:30 p.m. April 15.

It's definitely a sign of the times. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one man is looking for a job by advertising on a sandwich board.

As part of the requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts Program, students' artwork must undergo critical reviews from faculty members.

A McGraw Hall computer lab will get a makeover during winter break in preparation for a new degree program being introduced next fall.

Senior Alex Rambo is counting down the days until his senior recital Dec. 6 in the Light Recital Hall.

UW-W helping more students get to college

Alyssa Rahe of Sheboygan has learned a lot about the Hmong culture in college, even getting to speak a few words of the language.

Nov. 27, 2009 4:08 p.m. Throughout college, I've had two roommates, both of which were my best friends.

Volunteer Jim Heffron puts marshmallows on top of a steaming pan of sweet potatoes in preparation of hundreds of diners at the Salvation Army Thanksgiving meal.

Appleton North High School's one-act production of 'The Odyssey' received top honors at the Wisconsin High School Theatre Festival state finals at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Appleton North's cast and crew of 36 thespians and technicians received the top honors from a unanimous judges' decision.

Whitewater student struck on Main Street Driver reportedly fled the scene Tyler Lamb & Victoria Vlisides Issue date: 11/24/09 Section: News A UW-Whitewater student was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Prince and Main streets around 5:20 p.m. Nov.

The four finalists for search UW-Whitewater's open provost position have all been interviewed.

Starin residence hall is expected to be completed during the summer in time for fall semester classes.

City of Whitewater landlord David Kachel has offered to pay for safety improvements on Main Street as the city waits for Gov.

Pewaukee, Wis. Terry Jannsen, President at Jannsen & Company, will be acknowledged as a distinguished alumnus of Menomonee Falls High School in December.

Following is information from the district about the award winners. -- Cecilia Hladky, emergent teacher of the year - Hladky graduated from UW-Whitewater with a bachelor's degree in 2005.

ORCHIDS to all those planning to participate in the Lakeshore Holiday Parade in Manitowoc on Wednesday, and in the Christmas Fantasy Parade in Two Rivers on Saturday.

Imagine picking our government's leaders right from the comfort of one's computer chair.