Police blotter for Sept. 22, 2006
Sept. 2 * At 11:25 p.m., Brandon L. Klimek, 23, was fined $83 for possession of an open container at the intersection of S. Main and Park Streets. Sept. 3…
Presidential candidates should focus on issues
Elections for the new president of the 2006-2007 UW-River Falls Student Senate will be held April 11 and 12. Petitions for candidacy are currently being accepted.
University cuts its wires
By the end of spring, the Davee Library will be equipped with wireless access for laptop and desktop computers.
Assistant essential to math dept.
Sherry Reis has been working in the UW-River Falls math department longer than most students have been alive. The grandmother of seven and horse driver of nine has been in…
Parishes set to celebrate Easter
The Easter bunny is not the only one busily preparing for April 16. For Christians throughout the world Easter Sunday is the grand finale of Lent, a 40-day period beginning…
Senate approves final LDPB funds
Student Senate passed a motion to approve the Leadership Development and Programming Board’s final committee budget for the 2005-2006 academic year. The approval came after much deliberation by both Senate…
Reserve account offers options for student orgs
Final budgets for student organizations were approved by Student Senate April 4, and some organizations will see funding cuts for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Out of this world
After the sun had set and the day's classes had concluded at UW-River Falls, students, staff and members of the community focused their gaze on the night sky during the…
Students vote ‘no’ to UC
Students at UW-River Falls voted Tuesday and Wednesday to discontinue membership with United Council. With a nearly 10 percent voter turnout, 662 students voted to withdraw from UC with 294…
Police blotter for April.6, 2006
March 28 * UW-River Falls Public Safety received a report around 9:10 a.m. that someone had spray painted areas of the sidewalk near the front doors of the Knowles Center,…