https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/3814ec085d85adbf73d628dba1174d23.pdf 9386c95682e001b3a9157cb2d387f294 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 20, issue 21 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Financial Aid Policies To Change Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document HE Financial aid policies to change Federal government to limU Pell grants to five yearsor ten semesters ., Dellllil Clarke News Writer SIIIdenISexpecting to receive filllCialaidfm'dIc 1992-93 school ,. sbouId be aWlR that tbae 11m beaI recent changes in finan- eilllid policies. SIIIdents must apply before Apilltocosurc Ihat dlcir app!ica- IioD will be processed in time for' Ibe fall 1992 semester. StudenlS ..... CXI Federal Pell Grants to ~JllYblhciredueatiOllshould .. dIat new fcdenll!egulatioos will &mit dIc receipt of dIc Pen GIIIIt to live years or ten seJDCS· IaI. Kaplan finalist in California The RaDger New. hu ItUW-PIIbide. 1beCalifomla 1amedIbllUW·ParbideCblm- S_UnivmltyBolnlofTrust- c:cIJorSbciIa~IIOIICofsilt _ wiD _ iIs Jeleclicln mati.s 10 liD dIc positioa of peJidcnt It Sao 10Ic State Uoi- vasity in Sao JOID, CaIiforoia. Kaplan, 46, i. UW- Parbidc'. tbinI clwwJlor in UW-PaIkJidc's 23 year biSlllIy "If a s1UdcDt is nearing that limit or bas reached that Hmit," says Jan Ocker, UW·Pa!tside cIi. IeClor of 6nancial aid, "he should take tbcsc (dIc new Hmillltions) into accouot. For instaooc. if a student bas bcco lItICodiog pan_ time for many SClDesters, 8IId he bas received a Pen Gnmt each se- mester, he may lind himself lID. able to receive a Pen GnmL" Ocker DOlCS IbIl SlUdcnIS in that type of situation sbouId coo- sider eilber enrolling fun-time or securing loans or employment 10 help pay fm' dlcir education . Ocker says DOt 10 worry if a student is DOt SlIII: if he or she bas reached dIc ten scmcsrer Hmit,. ''The SbJdcnt Aid Report (SAR) that sbJdcnlS get back after Ibcy make dIc application will tell stu- dcolSiflbcyhavelQlCbeddlcHmiL " Somcexc:cplions will bemadc for reservists on duty in Opcmtion DcsatStorm/DcscrtSbicldandfor studcnlS taking doc:umcotedremc- dial c:oursework at UW -Parbidc. In eilber case, Ibc student is eli- gible b two additional scmcsrers. and each case needs III be analyzed by the Fmaocial Aid Oflicc on a case by case basis. Ocker also DOleS Ihat the Wis- .coosi!t State Gnmt is a1mIdy lim. ited 10 1m SCIDCSICrS. 1be olber cbaoge in policy reIatcs 10 Ibc linaocial aid appJica. lion dcadlinc and the canccIIation ofcIasscsforfai1l1letopay. "Wbat we're trying 10 do for the fall of Continued on Paae z UW-Parkside science mobile featured at elementary schools ., Latesba N. Jude towards the end of cicmenlary year to guide Ibc studcots through. News Editor school and 10 junior high school, It'snotinourbudgct,andit'snotin Last semester the University students start getting bJrDCd off the Racine or ICenosIIa Unllied of Wisconsin·Parkside science about science. That's not rigbL budget, "said Grecncbeum. . mobiIevisiled twenty·six different Science is something you investi· "It's bard wort! SomCOllC eIemeol8ly scbools and captivated gate for yourself. You feel it in· dcservcslOgctpaidbtllatWOlk," 3800 sbJdents in grades four stead ofteadiog aboutitl" saidGrccnbsum. dIrougb six. "We give them things Ihat will AcconIingtoGrecoclJalllll,the The science mobile is a IIUck aUowthemlOfeel,see,anddo.1be truck was donated two yean ago . lhat IIlIIlspMs a dozeo scientific fourth, fifth, and sixth grades were by Wiscalsio National Gas. Case, cxbibitsiocludingopticalillusions, our target because they are old Snap-oo,JobosonWax,Rccnquist IIoatiog M & M's, a wave ma- CDOugh and are on the edge of Associates, and Modulcx have aU c:bioc, and plasma baD image. starting 10 tum off 10 science," given considerable amollDts of Ben Greenebawn, UW-Part· Greenbaum said. goods and services. sidcdcao of the science and tech- According toGreenebawn, the 1beprognllllbcgaowbcoUW· llOIogy,said, "Youngcbildren are main operating expense of the sci- ParbideProfcssorJ~~ Daturally curious about things. cnce mobile program is the salary UW -Parkside's sdeoce mobBe bu captivated 3,800 students member of Ibc Umv~ty s blOl- About the time you start getting for the person who is the guide. There are additional COSIS for re- "The main cost is Ibc salary. ogydcpartmcnt, IbcRcgiooal Staff pairs which are bandIed by UW- The guide [MaJgaret SlIleDdonkj Development Center, and local Parkside students. works full-time, eight months a Continued on Paae Z late Breaking News foDowing Irvin G. Wyllie and Alan Eo GusIi:io. She bas bcco cbanc:c11or sinllc 1986. She II Ieaviog b SISU 011 Ma'c:b S to meet with admiNst" .... fac- ulty. staff, IIId _bell of the commUDity. SISU bas a Itndeat popuJa- tiooof3O,OOO,COIIIIBedtoS,ooo UW-Parkside erimary Third World feminist to speak at UW-Parkside Third World women's issues be- causc we arc aglobal community," Jamcssaid. "We bsve a lot of interaction wilh Third World counlrics and it is important as people to under- stand issues !elating to both coun- tries," said Angie Nurer, C<KOOr- dioalor of Ibc Women's CeNer. Enriquez foundcd and diJeCted dIc first magazine for Nicaraguan womenentil1edSOMOS (WeAre). As a eotDmentalOr for Barricada, OIICof Nicaragua's major daily newspapers, she bas published ar- ticles and essays about nationaI Continued jIIIP.,e.z opposition parties in Nicaragua . Attending thislecbJlewill give individuals Ibc opportunity III ex- pand there outlook on different approaches of the feminist move- ment in Third World countries. "Women in the Third World countries pose a unique opportu- nity for feminism in that Ibcir par- ticipatioocaosignilicantlyaIrerlbc political and social fubJle of Ibcir societies," said Peggy James, UW- Parksidc assistant profcssot of p0- litical science. "We should not ooIy have re- sponsibilities to First World wotoen's issues, b\It also to lbc • y SlIDeeta AkkinapaW News Writer In honor of Women's Hislory Month, Magda Enriquez will give a presentation entitled "Third World Feminism from a Nicara- guan Perspective" on Thursday, March Sth in Molinaro lOS at 12:3Opm. Enriquez is the repe- scnlativeoflbcSandinislSNational Liberation Front (FSLN) for the United StaleS and Canada. FSLN, the ruling party from 1979-90, was responsible for lcad- ing the !evolution against the Somoza regime in 1979. Sandanistas represent one of Ibc Q. If the presideptial.e!f;:tion was~'f'l;:t> • today, whq }'Vould Y0l,lVOle!ort(i\ ;'p... "," .,<,:"-, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 20, issue 21, February 27, 1992 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1992-02-27 Subject The topic of the resource College student newspapers and periodicals Student publications University of Wisconsin-Parkside--Newspapers Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Kenosha, Wisconsin Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of Wisconsin-Parkside Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Board of Regents of the University Wisconsin System education program feminist peer educators teaching excellence awards tuition