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Bus schedules cut back May 10
Regular campus buses (Route 80) will begin their recess-service schedule on Monday, May 10. Read More
Committee to provide perspective
A campuswide advisory group is being formed to give a new perspective on issues such as strategic plans, policies under development and climate initiatives. Read More
Parallel Press publishes collection of African poetry
The Parallel Press, an imprint of UW–Madison Libraries, has released a chapbook of African poetry and created an exhibit on African writers. Read More
Parking permit prices corrected
In the April 14 issue of Wisconsin Week, one of the parking permit prices in the three-tiered pricing structure for the 2004-05 academic year was incorrectly reported. The annual prices will be $425, $675 and $1,015. Read More
Announcements
Online Short Courses More than 200 six-week online courses are available. Purchase orders/internal requisitions accepted from any UW department. For listings and online… Read More
For the Record
AWARDS IRP-USDA Small Grants Program The Institute for Research on Poverty and the Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of… Read More
Hilldale and Holstrom Award winners
HILLDALE AWARDS The following is a list of recipients, and their faculty advisers and departments or programs, for the Hilldale Undergraduate Research… Read More
Milestones
APPOINTED Thomas J. Scott, assistant vice chancellor for student affairs and co-director of application development and integration, Division of Information Technology, was… Read More
Forum examines media ethics
As journalists in newsrooms nationwide assess important ethical issues, the UW–Madison chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is bringing together journalism experts to discuss issues of trust and honesty in a forum Thursday, April 29. Read More
Memorial Union wraps up anniversary
The Wisconsin Union wraps up its celebration of Memorial Union's 75th anniversary with a trio of events in May and June: the Terrace Chairs on the Town Auction, the Union Affiliate Reception and TerraceFest. Read More
Students win $22,000 in prizes for enterprising ideas
A team that developed a special device for diagnosing spine problems was the first-place winner in the G. Steven Burrill Technology Business Plan Competition. Read More
Employee Matters
Unclassified leave options Read More
Partnership targets obesity among children
A better understanding of obesity among American Indian children is being gained through a joint effort among the UW Medical School, the Department of Family Medicine, Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, and the Menominee, Lac du Flambeau and Bad River communities. Read More
Goodbye, typewriter: Web-based requisitions to be available
The typewriter may no longer be a campus requisite. In early May, those who are filling out requisitions for purchases will be able to do so via the Internet. Read More
Two honored for perseverance
Two adults who have returned to continue their university studies were honored April 16 with the Dean of Students Outstanding Undergraduate Returning Adult Student Scholarship Awards, offered by the Adult Student Services Center. Read More
After 40 years of teaching, Hamilton has designs on retirement
After 40 years of teaching graphic design, Phil Hamilton will be retiring in May 2004. Read More
Recent Sightings
Spinning a yarn Artist-in-Residence Janet Morton winds yarn around giant spools as she finishes “Femmebomb,” a site-specific installation made with… Read More
Science Hall occupants will miss colleague Mike Kreul
Mike Kreul taught some lessons in Science Hall. They didn't come in long-winded lectures or research papers. They were delivered with a kind word, a smile or the simple favor of unlocking a door after hours for a frantic graduate student. Read More
School of Education alumnus to lecture
Curtis J. Bonk, a School of Education alumnus and professor of educational psychology at Indiana University, teaches others across the United States and around the world how to teach online. Read More