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Ceremony to mark assembly of Thai pavilion

September 12, 2001

A traditional ceremony known as "Yok Sao Eak," which means "stand up the first pillar," will be held Thursday, Sept. 13, at 9 a.m. as Thai artisans begin construction of the Thai Pavilion at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. The first day of assembly will involve the next day. Read More

Emergency contact information

September 12, 2001

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Gene transfer in primates a success

September 11, 2001

By successfully inserting a gene from a jellyfish into the fertilized eggs of rhesus monkeys, scientists have managed to make transgenic placentas in which the inserted gene functions as it does in the jellyfish. Read More

Provost statement on national disasters

September 11, 2001

This statement is being issued in response to this morning's events. Read More

Chancellor’s message to campus

September 11, 2001

This message to campus community is in the process of being forwarded to faculty, staff and students Read More

Interfaith gathering set for Library Mall

September 11, 2001

University Religious Workers -- an interfaith consortium -- will sponsor an interfaith prayer service Tuesday evening (Sept.11) beginning at 8 on Library Mall to reflect on today's tragedy. Students, faculty and staff, and the general public are welcome. Read More

Advances

September 11, 2001

(Advances gives a glimpse of the many significant research projects at the university. Tell us about your discoveries by e-mailing: wisweek@news.wisc.edu.)… Read More

Almanac

September 11, 2001

(Almanac lists facts, figures and miscellany of campus interest. Know something, or want to know? Call us: 262-3846, or e-mail: wisweek@news.wisc.edu.)… Read More

Announcements – Wisconsin Week

September 11, 2001

Peer Review of Teaching Workshop A free peer review of teaching workshop for untenured faculty and their mentors is Oct. 11, 1-4 p.m.,… Read More

State budget finalized; employee pay plan next

September 11, 2001

The university received most of what it asked for in the state budget for various programs and projects during the next two years. Now the state is considering how much to pay university employees. Read More

Busy fall dance season to feature guest artists

September 11, 2001

A circus master, a Klein Technique expert, music by Pink Floyd and works influenced by Chinese culture are among the artistic highlights interwoven throughout the Dance Program's fall season. Read More

Elsewhere

September 11, 2001

(Elsewhere summarizes developments on other UW System campuses and in the system administration. For more system news, visit: http://www.uwsa.edu/univ_rel/wn.htm.)… Read More

Employee Matters

September 11, 2001

This column by Shari Cnare of Employee Compensation and Benefits addresses campuswide employment issues. Send your questions to: wisweek@news.wisc.edu. What is… Read More

Events Bulletin

September 11, 2001

Learning Sign up Now for Internet Short Courses These six-week Internet courses begin the second Wednesday of each month… Read More

Milestones

September 11, 2001

Milestones covers awards, honors and major publications by faculty and staff. Send your items to Wisconsin Week, 19 Bascom Hall, or e-mail:… Read More

News in Brief

September 11, 2001

COMMUNITY Medical faculty begin new training program UW Medical School faculty will begin a three-year training to improve how they… Read More

Mathematician’s passions run from marathons to mountains

September 11, 2001

When she finds herself in one, she tries hard to climb out of it, "it" being that dog-eared feature of daily life called a rut. Of course, like many of us, she delights in some — these ruts are made for wallowing — and feels daunted by others that seem made for mountaineering. Read More

Recent Sightings

September 11, 2001

Sighting Student Lindsay Theis peers through a survey instrument during a geography class on Bascom Hill taught by professor Jim… Read More

Dean of students: ‘We will be with you’

September 11, 2001

In the emotional aftermath of Tuesday's presumed terrorist attacks, Dean of Students Alicia Chávez addressed about 1,100 campus community members and others at an interfaith gathering on Library Mall. Read More

Help available

September 11, 2001

There are no plans to close the university at this time, but university officials are extending whatever help possible to students and staff affected by Tuesday's presumed terrorist attacks. Read More