Students from multicultural organizations on campus gather in protest outside the Cofrin Library. The protest is in response to SUFAC cutting budgets, and denying appeals to the multicultural organizations, while granting most of the funding to other campus organizations. The protestors hope a neutral process for funding will be implemented in the coming school year. Orgs protest SUFAC budget denials
On April 31, students from the UW-Green Bay Black Student Union and its supporters from other multicultural student organizations held a support rally, calling attention to the challenges it faces in the wake budget cuts.
Students outside the Garden Café brandished signs with slogans that said "P is for policy, not power," and "shut out of the meetings, but still here.…
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The do's and don'ts of living with a roommate
Living with someone is not easy. After this year, I've vowed never to do it again.
I've swapped stories with friends who have also had the nightmare of living with a roommate, and no one has anything good to say about it.
I had a messy roommate. She left food out all night and didn't rinse her used plates for days.…
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FeaturedComedian Jeff Havens enjoys senic campusComedian Jeff Havens, who performed in the Phoenix Lounge May 1, said he enjoyed his trip to UW-Green Bay. "I took the scenic route into campus because it is the only route to take I guess," Havens said. Being a native of Illinois, Havens finds comedy in the people from Wisconsin.Sierra Club features UWGB as sustainable campus"When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves," environmentalist David Orr once said. Today, more products and technologies are becoming more earth-conscious and pride themselves on being environmentally friendly and energy efficient. The same can be said about the UW-Green Bay campus.Big semester in sports finally comes to a closeThere were celebrations and tribulations. There were seniors lost and experience gained. Take a look back at the semester that was Phoenix athletics: Behind the play of mid-major freshman All-American Rahmon Fletcher, the Phoenix became the only team in the Horizon League to finish in the top four of the league five straight years. |