UW System Clipsheet

November 21, 2006

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"Clinic, UW to collaborate on research, development," Marshfield News-Herald, Nov. 21.

A new agreement between the Marshfield Clinic and the UW System's WiSys Technology Foundation will bring more world-class medical advances to Wisconsin and strengthen the state's economy.

Related: "UW technology transfer extends reach," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Nov. 21.

Column: "Clinic, UW work together on life sciences," Column, Stevens Point Journal, Nov. 21.

On Campus

"Chancellor wants UW access for all," Baraboo News Republic, Nov. 21.

UW Colleges and UW-Extension Chancellor David Wilson has visited half of Wisconsin's counties and 12 of the 13 UW Colleges, logging more than 20,000 miles in the process; Wilson will unveil a shared vision for the two institutions in February.

"40 years after UWO's 'Black Thursday,' intolerance targets others on campus," Editorial, Oshkosh Northwestern, Nov. 21.

In the spirit of inclusivity, the UW-Oshkosh administration is taking a stance against recent incidents of harassment toward members of the LGBT community and its supporters.

Related: "UW-Oshkosh wears black," Wisconsin Public Radio, Nov. 20.

Listen: http://clipcast.wpr.org:8080/ramgen/wpr/news/news061120pm.rm

"UW-L prepares for changes," Badger Herald, Nov. 21.

Incoming UW-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow said he is committed to maintaining the campus's strong interest in increasing diversity.

State

"Keep turkey safe from freezer to table," Dunn County Connect, Nov. 21.

A UW-Extension food scientist offers food preparation and handling tips to ensure food safety during the Thanksgiving holiday.

National

"Flagship universities earn poor grades on access, new report says," Chronicle of Higher Education, Nov. 21.

According to a new report by the Education Trust, most state flagship campuses do not provide enough access to higher education for students lower-income families.

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Related: "Flagships flunked on access," Inside Higher Ed., Nov. 21.