Governor Doyle is currently accepting applications for the Summer 2010 Internship Program in his Madison and Milwaukee offices. All internships are unpaid, a minimum of 10 hours a week time commitment … [Read more...]
Author Sapphire speaks during UW-Milwaukee’s Black History Month Series
Author Sapphire was a guest speaker during UW-Milwaukee’s Black History Month Series. She signed autographs for attendees and copies of her 1996 novel ‘Push’ were available. The Academy Award winning … [Read more...]
Change your clock, change the world
National grassroots initiative promotes service during 60 minutes gained or lost during daylight saving time weekends Last weekend, Daylight Saving Time began with one simple request of all … [Read more...]
Census 2010, fill it out
By Lynda L. Jones, Editor This opportunity comes only once every decade, and if you don’t take ten minutes to answer these questions and mail it back in, you will not be counted. It is that simple. … [Read more...]
H1N1 influenza remains a threat
By Bevan K. Baker, Milwaukee Health Commissioner Last spring – well outside what’s commonly referred to as “flu season” – residents were inundated with reports of a new virus that was rapidly … [Read more...]
Marquette president to retire next year
Marquette University President Robert A. Wild, S.J., announced his intent to retire during his annual President’s Address last Thursday afternoon (March 4). Wild informed the Board of Trustees … [Read more...]
Salvation Army in Haiti
Healing, wholeness, and hope update Six weeks after the earthquake, The Salvation Army continues to serve thousands of disaster survivors on-theground in Port Au Prince and elsewhere. The Salvation … [Read more...]
Become a paralegal faster than you ever thought possible
According to the U.S. Government’s Department of Labor, the demand for paralegals is projected to grow 22 percent through 2016, much faster than the average for all other professions. But while … [Read more...]
Duncan outlines education equity at Selma Commemoration of march
In a major speech at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan this past week addressed the challenges of ensuring equity, equal educational opportunity, and … [Read more...]
Surgery & injections protect patients from vision loss to age-related eye diseases
Arnold “Alex” Luessi, 80, has a colorful life story that spans time and geographical boundaries, including immigration to the United States from Switzerland in 1952 onboard the Queen Elizabeth. But, … [Read more...]
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