Author: Michael Shaw
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Cartoon Caption Results Are In!
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The results are in and the collective Phoenix flock has spoken! (Or Squawked?) Much thanks to all who submitted and voted. The captions submitted ranged from the academic— “I gotta confess: I still don’t understand interdisciplinarity.” to questions of avian anatomy— “What is a giblet anyway?” But only one caption can rule the roost, and…
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It’s cartoon caption contest voting time!
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The captions are in—and the rest is up to you! Below you will find the three finalists and an online ballot by which you will be able to cast your vote for the most amusing caption. Then “toon” back and we will announce the winner and the two runner-ups. Thanks again to everyone who submitted…
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CDC: Wearing a mask is a must!
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During cold and flu seasons, face masks are common sights in heavily populated areas, both home and abroad. Now, during the coronavirus outbreak, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends the use of a mask in areas where social distancing is difficult. Unfortunately, most stores are sold out and “medical grade” masks must be reserved…
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Resilient Wisconsin Resources Announced
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In this unprecedented time of uncertainty, adopting healthy practices for coping with stress and stay connected with friends, family and co-workers is more important than ever. Resilient Wisconsin offers resources and tools to encourage self-care, maintain social connections and reduce stress. When we utilize these tools, we help build a healthier Wisconsin for all. Here…
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Striking a Blow for Physics
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When UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Brian Welsch wants to make a point in his Fundamentals of Physics class regarding Isaac Newton’s second law of physics, he makes quite an impact—with a sledgehammer, to be exact. UW-Green Bay has not had a physics major in more than 20 years, but still offers a physics minor. This…
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Little Pilots, Big Study
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There’s a jet plane in Mary Ann Cofrin Hall—in the psychology lab, to be exact. It’s colorful, about three feet tall and crafted of high-density plastic body foam with a padded seat. The “pilot” is about three years old, wearing a “helmet” of blinking LEDs with lots of protruding wires. He’s busy studying a computer…