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Earn credits at Shake Rag workshop

This summer at Mineral Point’s Shake Rag Alley School for the Arts, student performers and observers who want to be performers will have the exclusive opportunity to learn from Emmy, Tony, Obie and Director’s Guild award-winning professionals from Sundance, Seinfeld, Saturday Night Live, MASH, Broadway and theater programs from Harvard, University of California-Los Angeles and many more.

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UWP artworks rescued from institutional oblivion »

In November of 2009, Linda James, chair of the UW-Platteville art department, was running a show of student pieces in the Nohr Gallery in Ullsvik Hall.

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BSU hopes to educate year-round with Black History 365 »

The Black Student Union sponsored the second-annual Black History 365 event May 3 to educate students on campus about black history. BSU decided to host the event in May this year to show black history is something that can be celebrated outside of February, Black History Month. “We were able to give opportunities for more [...]

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Your Honest Opinion: Steady studying lowers finals stress »

With the academic year coming to a close, one thing typically looms in students’ minds: finals. Students may celebrate the last week of classes, but the celebration will not last long with exams to study for. The usual class periods are tossed to the side and replaced with two-hour exam increments.

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Letter to the Editor: Better understanding needed for opinion »

I was bothered by the opinion article titled “‘Rapelay’ video game far from funny.” The first comment I would like to discuss is “our happily misogynistic culture.” Ignoring the misguided assumption that “our” culture can be summed up in a singular definition containing misogyny, there is also the fact that “Rapelay” is not a product [...]