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Daily Archive: February 13, 2012
Fourth Estate newspaper shines at Midwest press competition
UW-Green Bay’s weekly student newspaper, the Fourth Estate, won six awards, including second place for best four-year college tabloid newspaper, at the Associated Collegiate Press’ Best of the Midwest competition Feb. 12 in Minneapolis....
This just in: Phoenix at No. 11
When you’re not one of the BCS schools, and your conference RPI isn’t the highest, a single loss can drop your AP ranking significantly. That’s why this week’s ranking for the UW-Green Bay women’s...
Cofrin Library and ‘I Didn’t Know You Had That!’
It’s the next “Techno Tuesday Tech Talk,” set for 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, in Room 304 of the Cofrin Library. Presenters Emily Rogers and Joe Hardenbrook of the Cofrin Library will...
Press-Gazette examines enrollment numbers here, at NWTC
A still-struggling economy, demographics and competition are some of the challenges to maintaining UW-Green Bay enrollment numbers, Dean of Enrollment Services Mike Stearney recently told the Green Bay Press-Gazette, but officials here are optimistic...
NAS seminar: Lake Erie
The Natural and Applied Sciences seminar series drew an engaged and attentive audience last Friday (Feb. 10, when Prof. David Dolan shared his presentation, “Lake Erie: reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated...
Gaines’ Saturday solo previewed in Press-Gazette
We told you Friday that Music Prof. Adam Gaines will be the featured soloist for the Civic Symphony of Green Bay’s Saturday (Feb. 18) concert at the Meyer Theatre in downtown Green Bay, and...
Faculty note: Goff presentation
Victoria Goff, associate professor of Information and Computing Science and editor of Voyageur magazine, presented a session on copy editing at the annual convention of the Associated Collegiate Press, which was held February 10-12...
Phoenix men break road jinx
The UW-Green Bay men’s basketball team (10-14, 6-8 HL) split its weekend road trip, losing 77-74 at Detroit on Sunday after beating Wright State 53-48 on Friday. The Wright State win was a big...
Men home for three straight; women on the road
The Green Bay men’s basketball team concludes its Resch Center home season with three games over the next week: a sweetheart of a contest Tuesday night (Feb. 14) vs. resurgent Youngstown State, a 1...
