UW System Clipsheet

November 1, 2005

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UW System

"Ben Merens," Wisconsin Public Radio, Oct. 31.

UW System President Kevin Reilly talked with host Ben Merens about the university's work to reform UW System employment policies, faculty concerns, and the UW System's current priorities.

Listen: http://clipcast.wpr.org:8080/ramgen/wpr/bme/bme051031l.rm

"Legislators want new Barrows case probe," Wisconsin State Journal, Nov. 1.

UW System President Kevin Reilly disagrees with three Wisconsin legislators who have criticized him for not sharing more about his knowledge of the employment status of UW-Madison administrator Paul Barrows; Regent Walsh notes Reilly's actions were acceptable.

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Related: Reps clamor for second Barrows investigation

On Campus

"UW-Rock dean finalists named," Janesville Gazette, Oct. 31.

A new dean could be selected to lead the UW-Rock County campus as early as January.

"University to help reuse hazardous waste," Wisconsin Public Radio, Oct. 31.

UW-Madison researchers will participate in a new project aimed at recycling nuclear waste.

Listen: http://clipcast.wpr.org:8080/ramgen/wpr/news/news051031cq.rm

"UW-Stout building project advances," Eau Claire Leader-Telegram, Oct. 31.

The state Building Commission recently approved $890,000 to prepare plans for the $35 million renovation of a UW-Stout science hall.

"Wisconsin scientists to be recognized for innovative biofuel technology," Wisconsin Technology Network, Oct. 31.

A UW-Madison professor and the founder of a spin-off company will be honored for their discoveries in producing alternative fuel; technology is patented through the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.

"A faster way to make bird flu vaccine," Wisconsin State Journal, Nov. 1.

A UW-Madison researcher has discovered a new, faster way to make the bird flu vaccine.

National

"Unmet need for financial aid is highest among poorest students, report says, " Chronicle of Higher Education, Nov. 1.

Report suggests students from low-income families are most affected by the difference in actual college costs and what students can afford to pay.

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