Tag: CAHSS
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Meet Monica Garcia, 2025 Graduating Class Student Speaker
A Mentor is Born What do you want to be when you grow up? It’s a common question that young people often get asked. And that answer becomes even more important as college looms on the horizon. As Monica Garcia approached college four years ago, her answer was clear and profound: to be her truest…
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How record-setting spending may have helped or hurt Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — Money became one of the main talking points nationwide in Wisconsin’s spring election. “I think just speaking to the election we just had — this was completely unprecedented. This was the most money that was ever spent in a state judicial race by leaps and bounds,” says David Helpap, an associate…
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Letter to the Editor: Pulling Out of Political Malaise and Moderating Extremism – Door County Pulse
In a talk at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay in early March, retired six-term Congressman Adam Kinzinger outlined the steps necessary to pull our nation out of its current political malaise. He recommended demanding in-person town halls with our members of Congress, passage of a Constitutional Amendment banning unlimited dark money in political campaigns, and…
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The Angel Next Door will be performed April 17 & 18 | Things To Do | sheboygansun.com
Get ready for an evening of laughter, love and delightful chaos at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Theatre and Dance’s production of The Angel Next Door by Paul Slade Smith. This charming romantic comedy, set in the 1940s, promises an unforgettable experience with a cast navigating misunderstanding, romance and the antics of a housekeeper who’s more…
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Traumatic brain injury survivor in Marinette gives back to community through gift of companionship | WFRV
MARINETTE, Wis. (WFRV) – Chad Francour has quite a story to tell. Twenty-one years ago, he suffered a traumatic brain injury after a truck hit him while he was snowmobiling. He said doctors didn’t give him much of a chance of surviving, let alone getting back to any semblance of his normal life. “When I…
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You’re Probably Dealing With Your Anger All Wrong | Feat. UW-green Bay’s Ryan Martin | Self
Taking your feelings out on a pillow or a rage run could be fueling the fire, not releasing it. If you’re one of the many citizens whose blood is boiling over what’s happening in the United States right now, you might be wondering what to do with all this red-hot rage. You’ve probably heard that you need…
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Abortion once more plays a key role in a state political fight, this time in Wisconsin’s court race | Feat. UW-Green Bay’s Kimberly Reilly| AP News
MILWAUKEE (AP) — As the candidates for a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat squared off in a recent debate before early voting, one issue came up first and dominated at the start. “Let’s talk about abortion rights,” the moderator said. The winner of the April 1 election could hold the power to determine the fate of any future litigation over abortion…
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Feat. UW-Green Bay’s Aaron Weinschenk | Buckle up: Wisconsin will have a Supreme Court election every year until 2030 |Racine County Eye
The April 1 election that will decide the court’s ideological makeup is almost here. But voters must elect a justice in each of the next four years also, and each race could be more expensive than the last. Wisconsin is in the midst of yet another exorbitantly expensive political race, with record-breaking amounts of cash…
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A passion for performance, UW-Green Bay students explore love of art in student-written show | Press Times
UW-Green Bay students are set to stage a story of self-discovery and love of the arts in a studio production of Page Turner — a new show written by UW-Green Bay senior Mia Bolyard. “At its core, it’s about this girl named Teagan. She’s a freshman in college and she’s studying marketing and business because…
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UWGB alumni recognition includes area business owners | Insight
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will recognize outstanding alumni and two honorary alumni at the 2025 Alumni Awards dinner March 27. The event is open to the public. For more information, contact the UW-Green Bay Alumni Office at 920-465-2074 or alumni@uwgb.edu. The 2025 Distinguished honorees are Randy Charles, 1987 and Wendy Wimmer, 1997. Receiving the Outstanding…