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.

Zoltan Grossman, geography, has an opinion column with Debra McNutt in the Nov. 2 Leader-Telegram titled "Mine victory historic" about the tribal purchase of the proposed Crandon mine site.

Jody Sekas, music and theatre arts, UW-Eau Claire art and theatre students and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs were part of a Nov. 2 feature story titled "Street art brightens downtown light touch" about the "Bringing Art to Light" display in downtown Eau Claire.

Monte Ernst, Student Development and Diversity/McNair program, was quoted in the Nov. 1 Leader-Telegram article "Film fan scared by older movies" about his fascination with horror films.

Kimberly Barrett, Student Development and Diversity, wrote an opinion piece titled "The benefits of diversity flow in both directions," which appeared in the Nov. 1 Leader-Telegram.

Duane B. Oyen, economics, was interviewed on WEAU-TV Oct. 28. He commented on the expected outcome of the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee meeting that day.

Bob Shaw, Student Development and Diversity, was quoted in the Oct. 28 Leader-Telegram article "Homecoming parade behavior under scrutiny." Shaw talked to the Eau Claire City Council Oct. 20 during a public discussion on homecoming activities. Brian Christianson, a liaison for Student Senate, also was quoted in the article.