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September 7, 2004

During Wisconsin Welcome move-in, a small army of red-shirted Badger Buddy volunteers helps families load carts and move their students into…

University Housing changes policies

September 7, 2004

University Housing has enacted two policy changes for the new academic year to further participate in the campuswide effort to reduce binge drinking among students.

University Roundtable announces fall lineup

September 7, 2004

A timely look at presidential elections will kick off the fall University Roundtable series.

Brown to lead planning and landscape office

September 7, 2004

Gary Brown has been promoted to director of the Office of Planning and Landscape Architecture at Facilities Planning and Management, Associate Vice Chancellor Alan Fish says.

Law School clinic publishes consumer rights guide

September 7, 2004

A guide to help make Wisconsin consumers more savvy both in the marketplace and in the legal arena has been published by the Consumer Law Litigation Clinic at the UW Law School.

Students may have whispered their way to a world record

September 7, 2004

On Sept. 1, the residents of Sellery Hall attempted to get into the Guinness Book of World Records by conducting the largest game of "telephone" ever recorded.

For the Record

September 7, 2004

Call for Academic Staff Governance The Nominating Committee of the Academic Staff Assembly is asking all academic staff to consider applying their talents…

Milestones

September 7, 2004

APPOINTED Thomas M. Best, associate professor in orthopedics and rehabilitation, and in family medicine, has been named to the External Advisory Council…

Storm-water management efforts deter runoff into Lake Mendota

September 7, 2004

It was easy to blame last spring's flooding in Dane County on record-setting rains. But people are as much at fault as the weather, says Ken Potter, civil and environmental engineering professor.

Jewish heritage lectures to explore scope of the field

September 7, 2004

Topics ranging from Israeli women novelists to Nazi concentration camp songs, 17th-century commerce, literature of World War I and Jewish women's memoirs will be on the table at this fall's Jewish Heritage Lecture series.

Dance Program announces fall season

September 7, 2004

Yvonne Rainer, considered an "avant-garde aesthete and utopian activist" by essayist Ann Daly, will speak on Friday, Sept. 24, at 3:30 p.m. in Lathrop Hall as part of the fall Friday Forum series sponsored by the Dance Program.

Recreational sports fee now includes the Shell

September 7, 2004

Faculty and staff, along with their spouses and domestic partners, can now utilize all four Recreational Sports facilities by paying an annual fee of…

World music fest debuts at theater

September 7, 2004

From Basque accordionists to Romany orchestral artists, from dervish trances to African drums, the first annual World Music Festival promises artists from around the…

Almanac

September 7, 2004

Looking for UW Medical School? Most UW Medical School educators and administrators have moved to the new Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC).

Art critic Brenson is Arts Institute’s artist in residence

September 7, 2004

The UW–Madison Arts Institute has named respected art critic Michael Brenson as the Interdisciplinary Artist in Residence for fall 2004.

Book Smart

September 7, 2004

Hemant Shah, professor of journalism and mass communication and Asian American studies, and Michael C. Thorton, professor of Afro-American studies, Asian American studies and…

Exhibition focuses on work of UW–Madison’s Christiane Clados

September 7, 2004

The Latin American, Caribbean & Iberian Studies Program, in collaboration with the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at UW-Milwaukee, and Latino Arts Inc. in Milwaukee, are presenting the art exhibit and lecture series "Christiane Clados: Reconstructing the Pre-Columbian World."

Students explore new routes to understanding in China

September 7, 2004

Environment, textiles and design professor Wei Dong is an expert in feng shui, an ancient Chinese philosophy based on harmony and balance.