Milwaukee Brewers begin new season
Last week, I gave my five storylines of the Minnesota Twins for upcoming 2010 season. This week, I’ll give my five storylines for the Milwaukee Brewers. Signing Prince Fielder to…
Disasterous 3D effects, dull acting ruin 1981 cult-classic
A remake of the 1981 cult-classic, “Clash of the Titans” is a colossal waste of time. Although the original had a clunky story and cheesy special effects, it was also…
Sports fan continues hateful rant against popular fads, athletes
Since there is simply too much hate to go around in the sports world to be confined to 500 words, I proudly present part two of my Student Voice Player…
Campus creates plan to foster aesthetics, efficiency
For anyone who likes, or doesn’t like, the look of the UW-River Falls campus, now is the time to voice their opinion.
Falcon baseball alumni reminisce about seasons past
Eight years have passed since UW-River Falls last had a competitive varsity baseball team. A sense of bitterness still remains in players of the past and in current students fighting…
Campus survey brings to light views on climate change
UW-River Falls political science department lecturer Erick Highum led a group of three students in the fall in conducting a survey to discover what students’ views on global climate change…
Campus concerns over bike safety lead to awareness month
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls safety committee will be raising the awareness of bike safety in the month of April to help inform students of proper bicycling on campus. Connie…
Health care becomes law, affects students
The Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act that President Obama signed into law on March 20 will affect students in several ways. UW-River Falls Professor Brian Copp explained this…
68 UWRF students to travel to Montana for conference
Sixty-eight UW-River Falls students, the largest group to date, are heading to Missoula, Mont., for the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). Approximately 2,000-2,500 students participate in this conference from…
UWRF professor to attend world reading congress
UW-River Falls professor of education Margaret Phinney will be attending the next World Congress of the International Reading Association, July 12-15, in Auckland, New Zealand. The theme for the conference…