If members of the media have interviewed you, e-mail Liz Wolf Green at greenew@uwec.edu, so she may share the news with University Bulletin readers. Following are examples of UW-Eau Claire people and programs that recently appeared in the media.

NOTE: Some newspapers, including the Leader-Telegram, require free registration.

Elaine Wendt, School of Nursing, was quoted in the April 19 Leader-Telegram article "Space crunch in schools heightens nursing shortage."

Bob Knight, music and theatre arts, was among those featured in the April 18 Leader-Telegram article "Familiar songs and zany action ensure that troupes such as the Chippewa Valley," about the Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild's production of "Guys and Dolls." Knight plays Sky Masterson in the musical comedy.

Thao Yang, chemistry, was quoted in the April 17 Leader-Telegram article "Help sought for Hmong relatives — Kind told of atrocities by Laotian government."

UW-Eau Claire students working on a courtyard garden at the Eau Claire Montessori School–Children's House were interviewed on WEAU-TV April 17. The project is being coordinated by UW-Eau Claire's Jumpstart program and United Way of Greater Eau Claire.

UW-Eau Claire junior Amy Bohman and senior David Lenling were quoted in the April 15 Leader-Telegram article "Soup kitchen for a day — UW-EC students to walk in shoes of the needy," about Soup and Bread Night, an annual campus fund-raiser for the Feed My People food bank of Eau Claire.

Chris Casteen, an English graduate student, wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the April 15 Leader-Telegram titled "Forum crowd disappointing," about the need for people to take advantage of the UW-Eau Claire Forum series.

Ray Hughes, management and marketing and City Council member, was quoted in the April 14 Leader-Telegram article "Soft drinks, hard cash — City, Coca-Cola make deal worth $200.000," about the Carson Park artificial turf project, which has a commitment of $300,000 from the UW-Eau Claire Student Senate.

Carole Halberg, Foundation, was quoted in the April 9 Leader-Telegram article "Turf from tap? — Council considers giving Coca-Cola exclusive contract to aid park project."