https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/272709b9ac95e836ec5cd3b57894ba26.pdf c8e4c955f2417e0040b3d848ace927aa 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 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. A'viands takes over the Brickstone Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Si nc e 19 72 Ke ep u p to d ate wit h the new s at TRN onlin e.org . Se pt em be r 2 2 ,2 0 1 6 t x l l t w Ch ec k ou t our ne xt iss ue in O ct ob er ! ^ e w s / s wr itte n a nd ed ite d b y s tud en ts of the Uni vers ity of Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e, a nd the y a re s olely res po ns ible for its ed ito ria l po licy an d c on te nt. A'viands t ak es ove r the Bric ksto ne So de xo re pl ac ed w it h n ew c o m p a n y A 'vi an ds ETHAN COSTE LLO cost eO 12 @ ran ger s, uw p.e du It 's the start o f a new scho ol year, and many students and fac ulty have already no ticed the changes being made in the cafeteria and other on-campus mar kets. Th is is because every sev­ en years, the fo od serv ice comp any's co ntract expires and is open f or bi ds fr om any interested companies. A 'via nds , the new food ser vice compan y, had a more agreeable offe r fo r the univ ersit y, so they have rep laced Sodexo. Ch an ge i n the Co m pa ny Kat rina S turin o, a staff memb er who has recent ly been promot ed to management, now oversees the variou s foo d sites. Sturin o states that the biggest changes since the transition can be seen in the new vendors, a new exe cutive ch ef, and the hir ing o f an on-site diet ician . A'via nds has a new vendor which supplies them w ith their prod ucts. Stu rino ex­ plains that some of the prod­ ucts they sold last year are no longer availab le throug h their ne w vendor. W ith th is vendor, there are minim al price changes. Due to w hat A'via nds is p aying for their p roducts, there are sligh t price increase or dec rease s on the food ; however, ove rall the scales even out. Jeff W illi s, the new ex ecutive ch ef, is adjust­ ing to h is new pos ition . W illi s stated, "Me nu struc turin g is complet ely dif feren t fro m yo ur fine din ing atmosphere. Thin k o f it l ike a whole new menu everyday. The sheer amount o f stu ff we go throu gh at this par ticula r loca tion is about 1,100 pounds of prod uce a day." Jeff Willis Before co min g to UW-Pa rkside, Wi llis worked in fine di nin g for 15 years before m ov­ ing to cor porate, hig h-vol ume fam ily d inin g. His last job was at Buca di Bepp o located in Milw auke e, Wiscon sin. Fr es h ide as With Wi llis' new position, he a lso has some new ide as to bring to our dinner tables . O ne of his ide as is the chilaca bar, which get s its name from th e black chi laca pep per. The bar is es sentia lly a make- your-own buirito bar, akin to well-loved re staur ant Chipotle. Th e chilaca bar will include various ingre­ dients to mak e your own burritos and tacos . Another fr esh idea Willi s h as is a hot dog bar, allowin g s tud ents to cr eate variatio ns of th e Al l- American food such as chili che ese or Chicago style dogs. However don't fea r, resid ents of Parks ide, Cafe Creatio ns is he re to stay! Though you m ay be seein g some new option s on the cafete ria floo r, your favor­ ite food op tions aren't going anywhe re. Customer satisfactio n is A'viands prime concer n. To make that happe n, t heir aim is to keep the food options in teresting and fresh. Fre sh pr od uc ts W illi s says that they are m ov ing to ward s all- fres h produ ce and meats. That isn 't a ll A'v ian ds is do ing t o cater to thei r customers . Wi th the h iri ng o f a campus di etic ian , they w il l make sure that there w ill be a meal op tion for people wi th spe cial die ts fo r lu nch and dinn er ever yday. A 'vian ds has begu n off eri ng glute n-fre e bread fo r those w ith glute n alle r­ gies. A t m ult ipl e stati ons, there w il l also be vegetaria n option s. The b egin ning o f the scho ol year ma y hav e been con fusi ng fo r some students in reg ards to the cafet eria h avi ng issues w ith the new soda machines , but d on 't be discou raged. Wit h the hi rin g o f a campus die ticia n and the u niqu e ideas fro m t he new e xecut ive ch ef, yo ur ca fe experien ce is sure to be tastefu l. PHO TO BY MA RK W EBER Tom Racine, moderator; Ann Teln aes, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist; Wi lley Miller, cartoonist; Jen So rense n, Herblock Prize-winning cartoonist; and Amand a Brown, gallery director and panel mod erator. S ix t h a n n u a l K e n o sh a F es ti va l o f C a r t o o n in g MAR K WEBE R mcg ui01 8@ rang ers. uwp. ed u UW- Park side h osted the ir s ixth annual Ke nosha Fest ival o f Cart oon ing ca lled Edito rial C arto on­ ists : T aming the Tiger s on Septem ber 15, 2 016 feat urin g fou r na tion ally accla imed artis ts wh o spec ialize i n e dito ria l cart ooni ng. They al l too k part i n a pan el disc ussion ab out the im porta nce o f the fre e press in a democ ratic society , and wi thi n that f ree press, ed itor ial ca rtoons. The event st arted o ff wi th an o penin g recepti on and v iew ing o f a var iety o f cartoons i n the M ath is Ga ller y in The R ita . The pan el o f all the carto onist was he ld in the B edfo rd Con cert h all. Th e panel­ ists discuss ed subjects suc h as the intern et's i m­ pact on ed itor ial c artoo ning , the imp act o f recent viol ent ce nsorship a round the w orl d, and the threat o f it here in Ame rica. An n Telnaes, a Pulit zer Priz e-w inn ing ar tist calle d hers elf and her peers, "A rti sts who voice the ir o pin ion u sing images instead o f w ord s", and an inte gral p art o f attem ptin g to keep the p ubl ic info rme d about c urrent affa irs, es pecially in an electi on cy cle. Jen Sorensen, winn er o f the prestig ious H er­ blo ck Awar d, echoed that se ntimen t, by s aying , "W e do n ot jus t illu stra te the new s, but w e try to get the tr uth o ut, en ligh teni ng socie ty, w hile doi ng no ha rm ." The Kenosha P ublic Museum held a discu s­ sion wi th John H amb rock and Jen Sorensen on September 16th in the Da imle r-Ch rysle r H all . They foll ow ed t hat up wi th a "D rin k a nd Doo dle " at the Lakeh ouse restaurant (lo cated at the Ke no­ sha Yacht clu b) where guests min gled wi th the artists and ot her ca rtoon ing profess ionals as they ate, drank, an d swapped storie s. On Septemb er 17th, the P ubli c Muse um ha d a fu ll day o f events inc lud ing a ki ds c arto onin g class fol low ed b y f our separate artists disc ussin g their wo rk. The ca rtoon sho w i n the g alle ry happens to coinc ide wi th the Soci al Sciences departme nts prog ram, "T he E lec tion E xper ienc e". Dean o f the Coll ege o f Arts and Hum aniti es, Lesl ey H . Walk er ex cite dly said, " I am r eal ly happy that the [ Ar ts and H uma nitie s and So cial Sciences] are ru nnin g these events and progra ms together. The way they are s ynchro nized re ally work s w ell , fo r bo th the stude nts and the general pu bli c." Some other a rtists who se wo rk i s on dis play incl ude G ary Tru deau, creato r o f D oon esbu iy; John Ha mbr ock, c reator o f Th e Br illian t Mind o f Edis on Lee\ R ob H arr ell, E ddie Pittm an, W iley M ill er , and many others. The e xhi bit w il l be open in th e Ma this G alle ry t hrou gh Octob er 19th and is free the pu blic . Bee tles aff ec t c a m p u s tre es ETHAN COST ELLO coste O 12@r anger s. uw p. edu La st Jan uary , a p ro jec t se t to rem ove thous ands o f ash trees in P e tr ify in g S pri ng s a nd oth er co un ty par ks began . The reaso n for this mass- re m ov al was due to an in fe st at io n o f th e E me ral d A sh Bo re r, a gree n bee tle tha t nes ts i ts eggs e xc lu­ siv el y bene ath the b ark o f a sh trees . Wh en the larv ae ha tch , th ey be gin to bu rro w and con sum e the tre e, wh ich we ake nin g th em . The top s lim bs die fir st and the n spread s do wn wa rds thr ou gh the tru nk . O nce the ash b ore rs ne st in the tree , it us ua lly takes tw o to fo ur yea rs for the bee tles to k il l the tree . Th e A sh B or er 's wer e fir st dis cov ere d in Ken osh a i n 20 09 , bu t afte r a sur vey o f t he trees in 201 2, it was dec ide d t o r em ove them fro m the co un ty par ks a nd rec rea tio na l c ente rs. The pro jec t be gan in Janu ary o f 2 016 and was c om ple ted ove r the sum mer . Ma ny in du st ria l ma chin es, wo od chi ppe rs a nd tree -cu tter s wer e seen du rin g t hat tim e, as w el l as pil es o f br ush and tree lim bs at var iou s sites aro und the pa rk. Th is semes ter, s tude nts and fac­ ul ty who do n ot re gu la rly vi si t the par k m ay have no tic ed the stum ps a ll aro und the c amp us, no tab ly the area o uts ide Gre en qui st, whe re str on g ash trees once sto od. Ho w w il l t his aff ec t the camp us and are t her e a ny steps be ing take n tow ard s r em ed iat ion ? I n the nex t issue , The Ran ger N ew s w il l be spe aki ng w ith Do n K ol be , the Di re cto r o f Fa ci lit ie s M ana gem ent at U W- Pa rks ide to answ er those que stio ns. IND EX Ed itor ial De sk 2 Sta ff & M iss ion 2 Ca mp us Ne ws 3 Cu ltu re 4- 5 Po lice Bl ott er 6 Co lleg e L ife 6 -7 Sp or ts 8 SP OR TS CU LTU RE C O M IC S i - — — — CO LLE GE LIF E M e n 's a n d W om en 's Fra nk s Takes o n th e Ail illustrated by N ew s tu d y a p p s o c c e r te a m u p d a te For eig n Fil m S erie s Holden Henry c a lle d B u d d y U p See pa ge 8 See pag e 4 See pa ge 5 Se e pa ge 5 2 I O P IN IO N & E D IT O R IA L TH E RANGER NEWS S c o t t Walker's fu tu re in p o l i t i c s MATT PO MMER Sta te Capita l Ne wsle tter WN A Partner G ov . S co tt W alk er is th in ki ng ab ou t his fu tu re . H e to ld th e Sh eb oy ga n Pr es s h e' ll an no un ce in Fe br ua ry w he th er he w ill se ek re -e le ct io n in 20 18 . By th en W alk er w ill kn ow w he th er D on al d T ru m p is liv in g in th e W hi te H ou se . T ha t w ou ld im pa ct an y fu tu re pl an s W alk er m ig ht ha ve ab ou t se ek in g a f ut ur e G O P pr es id en tia l no m in at io n. W alk er ha s s ai d he w ou ld n' t ru n fo r pr es id en t w hi le be in g g ov er no r. G er ry m an de ri ng gu ar an te es a R ep ub lic an - co nt ro lle d L eg is la tu re ne xt ye ar . I f W al ke r s ee ks re -e le ct io n, G O P le gi sl at or s wi ll be m or e w ill in g to fo llo w hi s id ea s t he n D em oc ra ts . If he de ci de s n ot to se ek re -e le ct io n, th er e wi ll be a s cr am bl e f or th e G O P g ub er na to ria l n om in at io n. A Fe br ua ry an no un ce m en t w ill im pa ct Re pu bl ic an id ea s a bo ut se le ct in g a ca nd id at e to op po se D em o­ cr at U. S. S en . T am m y Ba ld wi n in 20 18 . A ct io ns ea rl ie r th is ye ar w ou ld su gg es t W alk er w ill se ek an ot he r te rm . H e ha s c on du ct ed cl os ed do or m ee tin gs to tal k to ci tiz en s, la rg el y hi s ba ck ­ er s, to ta lk ab ou t th e fu tu re of th e s ta te . T he pr es s ha sn 't be en al lo w ed to at te nd . H e ha s f oc us ed si gn ifi ca nt at te nt io n on w es te rn an d no rth er n W isc on sin w he re hi s po pu la rit y ha d Matt Pomm er sa gg ed si nc e th e las t g ub er na to ­ ria l e le ct io n. Ru ra l r es id en ts ha ve be en di sp le as ed wi th ho w sta te sc ho ol aid ha s im pa cte d th e a bi lit y of the ir d is tri ct s t o co m pe te wi th lar ge r d is tri ct s fo r t ea ch er s. S om e lar ge r di st ri ct s - as we ll as so m e in M in ne so ta - ha ve of fe re d hi gh er pa y or bo nu se s to ra id th e sm al le r di st ri ct s. W alk er su gg es te d it is lik e pr of es si on al fo ot ba ll te am s an d fr ee ag en cy . T he st at em en t an no ye d sc ho ol of fic ia ls in sm al le r en ro llm en t d is tr ic ts . T he nu m be r of yo un g pe op le se ek in g to be co m e te ac he rs al so ha s de cl in ed si nc e th e 20 11 la w w hi ch gu tte d co lle ct iv e ba rg ai ni ng fo r m os t pu bl ic em pl oy ee s in W is co ns in . Fi na nc in g of hi gh ed uc at io n al so wi ll be a ke y to pi c in ne xt ye ar 's st at e bu dg et de lib er at io ns . T he go ve rn or ha s t al ke d ab ou t lin ki ng ap pr op ria tio ns fo r t he Un ive rsi ty of W isc on sin Sy ste m to a pe rfo r­ m an ce st an da rd . N o d et ai ls ha ve be en sp el le d ou t. Bu t th at so rt of ta lk ma y co nc er n ca m pu se s aw ay fro m M ad is on . T he re ar e dr am at ic di ff er ­ en ce s a m on g gr ad ua tio n ra te s on th e fo ur -y ea r ca m pu se s in th e s ys te m . Sy st em A dm in is tra tio n nu m be rs sh ow th at 56 .4 pe rc en t of U W -M ad iso n st ud en ts ge t a de gr ee in fo ur ye ar s. T h at 's al m os t tw ic e a s hi gh as th e sy st em av er ag e. M ul tip le fa ct or s a re in vo lv ed in gr ad ua tio n ti m ­ in g. So m e st ud en ts ta ke lig ht lo ad s o r ta ke a ye ar of f s o th ey ca n w or k to he lp pa y th e tu iti on bi lls . So m e sh if t th ei r ed uc at io n go al s, re qu iri ng ta ki ng ad di tio na l c la ss es in di ff er en t s ub je ct s. W alk er su gg es ts th at yo un g pe op le m ig ht w an t to at le as t c on si de r vo ca tio ns ot he r th an th os e w hi ch re qu ir e g et ti ng a fo ur -y ea r c ol le ge de gr ee . C os ts in th e vo ca tio na l sc ho ol sy st em ar e le ss th an th os e a t UW Sy st em ca m pu se s, he no te s "I n fa ct , m os t o f o ur jo b sh or ta ge s re qu ire m or e th an hig h sc ho ol bu t le ss th an a fo ur -y ea r de gr ee ," W alk er to ld th e S he bo yg an Pr es s. D eg re es an d di pl om as ar e ev er yt hi ng in ge tti ng go od jo bs . A m bi tio n is al w ay s im po rt an t. C on ­ si de r W al ke r's ca se . H e le ft M ar qu et te U ni ve rs ity w ith ou t a de gr ee . The Ranger News i s a proud mem ber of the Wis­ co ns in New spa per As soc iat ion , a p ress asso­ ciatio n started in 1853 by the state's press co rps " to strengthen th e newsp aper industr y, enhanc e public understa nding of th e role of ne wspapers , and protect basic free doms of pre ss, speech an d the free flow of information . " The content i n this colu mn does n ot reflect the vie ws or opini ons of the Wisconsin N ews­ paper Associati on or its me mber new spapers. Septem ber 2 2 ,2 01 6 Ed ito ria l Desk DAM ARIS MALD ONA DO maldo 026@ uwp. ed u W el co m e al l to th e first is su e of th e 2 0 1 6 -1 7 sc h o o l ye ar of th e R an ge r N ew s! W e ho pe yo ur su m m er w as en jo y ab le an d yo ur cl as se s a re of f to a gr ea t s ta rt . T h is se m e st e r, w e pl an on pu t­ ti ng an is su e ou t o n st a n d s to w ar d s th e en d of ea ch m o n th . O u r go al fo r ev er y is su e is to g iv e o u r re ad ­ er s u p d at es on m aj or e v e n ts ha p­ p en in g on c a m p u s. T h e R an g er N ew s ha s ha d a st ro ng st ar t to th e se m e st er an d w e ha ve m an y ne w fa c e s in th e ne w s­ ro o m . W e h o pe th is gr o w th in th e pa pe r co n ti n u es th ro u g h o u t th e re st of th e sc ho ol y ea r. O u r op en p os it io n s ar e li st ed at th e bo tt om of th is pa g e. If y o u 'r e in te re st e d , p le as e em ai l us at ra n g er n ew s@ uw p .e du o r v is it us at on e of ou r m ee ti ng s on M on da ys a t 1 2 p .m . i n th e R an ge r N ew s of fi ce (S tu de nt C en te r, L 1 0 1 A ). If yo u si m pl y ha v e an op in io n y o u 'd li ke to sh ar e w ith us , w e ar e m or e th an ha pp y to sp ea k w ith y o u . T h an k yo u fo r y o u r in te re st in th e R an ee r N ew s! 1 1 R o m a n t ic p la c e s t o g e t e n g a g e d i n W i s c o n s i n MARI AH HA BER MAN WN A Partner, Dis cover Wis cons in So yo u' re rea dy to po p th e q ue sti on . Y ou kn ow , th at qu es tio n. 1 ha ve to ad m it, I' v e al w ay s fel t a c er ta in kin d of sy m pa th y fo r th os e sa dd le d wi th th e d au nt in g t as k of pr op os in g. 1 kn ow it 's su pp os ed to be m ag ic al an d wh at no t bu t f or m e, w el l, my an xi et y ki ck s in rea l qu ick an yt im e th e su bj ec t a ri se s. S o he re 's wh at I'm pr op os in g: Pi ck a sp ot so en ch an tin g, th at ev en if y ou as k " W ill yo u ma rry m e? " in Pig La tin *, he or sh e w ill be s o los t in th e Utop ia tha t is yo ur ro m an tic su rr ou nd in gs , y ou 'll ge t a re ­ so un di ng "Y es !" . He re ar e jus t 11 un fo rg ett ab ly ro m an tic pl ac es in W isc on sin wo rth y of be in g on yo ur sh or tli st of m ar ria ge pr op os al lo ca le s: Lo st C re ek F al ls (C or nu co p ia ) T he re ar e q ui te a fe w w at er fa lls in W is co n­ sin an d tru th be to ld , a ny of th em wo ul d m ak e fo r a w on de rf ul sp ot to pr op os e to th e o ne yo u lo ve . I p ic ke d Lo st C re ek Fa ll s th ou gh be ca us e th is on e is bo th st un ni ng an d re m ot e. Se cl u­ sio n co m es wi th a pr ic e th ou gh : It ca n be a ta d tri ck y to find so pl an ea rl y! A po st le Is la nd s (B ay fi el d ) My stic sea cav es, wis tful ligh tho use s, lo vely bea ch es— Wi sco nsi n's A po stle Isla nds Nat iona l La kes hor e co mp rise s 21 isla nds in L ake Su pe rio r an d plen ty o f dre am y o pti on s to g et d ow n o n o ne kn ee. S tay for a few da ys .. .th ere 's a lot t o se e h ere! D an zi n ge r V in ey ar d (A lm a) Fa ct: wi ne rie s = ro m an ce . An d wh en it c om es to w in er ie s, W isc on sin de liv er s. Wit h mo re t ha n 80 of the m sc att er ed ac ro ss th e s tat e, t he re is so m et hi ng fo r e ve ry co up le . O ne of my fav or ite s is Da nz ing er Vi ne ya rd in A lm a, wh ich ov er lo ok s th e M igh ty M iss iss ip pi in B uf fa lo C ou nty . Yo u mi gh t a lso co ns id er he ad in g t o Bu en a V ista Pa rk fo r h iki ng , p ic ni ck in g a nd an ot he r s tu nn in g v iew of the M iss iss ipp i Ri ve r. M ir ro r L ak e S ta te Pa rk (B ar ab oo ) T ru th fu lly , th e B ar ab oo ar ea is ch oc k- fu ll of pr op os al -w or th y ho t s p o ts . T h e re 's D ev il 's L ak e St at e P ar k, P ew it 's N es t G o rg e, P ar fr ey 's G le n an d B ar ab oo B lu ff W in er y, ju st to na m e a fe w . W ha t 1 l ov e ab ou t M ir ro r L ak e th ou gh is ex ac tly w ha t it s na m e im pl ie s: th e la k e' s st un ni ng ly ca lm an d gl as sy -s m oo th su rf ac e lo ok s lik e it w as li ft ed st ra ig ht ou t A happy couple pos ing in th e beau tiful land scape of th e pa ge s of a fa ir y ta le bo ok . T he Fr an k Ll oy d W ri gh t- de si gn ed Se th P et er so n C ot ta ge is al so lo ca te d w it hi n th e pa rk an d av ai la bl e to re nt . La ke G en ev a (W al w or th C ou n - ty ) Cu rl up ne xt to th e o ne yo u lov e ab oa rd a ho rs e d ra wn ca rr ia ge rid e wi th Da n Pa tch St ab le s or em ba rk on an au tu m n ho t a ir ba llo on rid e o ve r s ou th -c en tra l W isc on sin . M y de sti na ­ tio n of ch oi ce ? La ke G en ev a, wh ich ha s a lot to of fe r in th e wa y of ro m an tic iti ne ra rie s. E xp er i­ en ce th e hi sto ric Ba ke r Ho us e 18 85 , R is to ra nt e Br iss ag o at Th e G ran d G en ev a, G en ev a La ke Sh or e Pat h an d Ye rke s O bs er va to ry . W as hi ng to n Is la nd (W as hi ng ­ to n) W ash ing ton Isl an d in Do or C ou nt y is of te n ov er lo ok ed as a c ou pl e' s e sc ap e bu t it s ho ul dn 't be . It is m uc h m or e re m ot e he re th an m os t o f Do or Co un ty . Pl us , t he re ar e la ve nd er fields. Sw oo n. of Door County. Ho tel Me tro (M ilw au ke e) If y ou 're en vis ion ing a mo re urb an-c hic pro ­ pos al, c ons ide r H ote l M etr o in do wn tow n M ilw au­ ke e. Th is 1 93 0s art d eco -ins pire d bui ldin g h ous es a rest aur ant , coc kta il l oun ge a nd roo ftop pati o. T im m 's H ill (W au sa u) It is th e hig hest n atural poin t in all o f Wi scons in afte r all. W ausau has m uch mor e to of fer in t he realm of r oma ntic g etaw ays tho ug h.. .con sid er a G rani te Hill ski trip a t Rib Mou ntain Sta te Pa rk fo llow ed by dinn er for two at Wi sh or Ch rist ian 's B istro. T he E dg ew at er Ic e R in k (M ad ­ is on ) A no th er cl as sic tra di tio n fo r t he st ar ry -e ye d, a w in te rti m e pr op os al at th e Ed ge w at er Ic e R in k in M ad iso n is wo rth co ns id er in g. T he Pl az a ov er lo ok s L ak e M en do ta so dr es s w ar m ! C av e Po in t C ou nt y Pa rk (S tu r­ ge on B ay ) Ca ve Poin t fea tur es und erw ate r ca ve s, h ikin g trai ls, li me sto ne c liff s and clea r wa ter alo ng L ak e PHO TO B Y CH RIS M ILLER PHOT OGRA PHY Mi chi gan . It is o ne of th e m ost pho tog rap hed par ks in W isco nsi n a nd for goo d rea son —t he perf ect pro­ pos al sp ot f or t he o utd oor sy, ad ve ntu rou s co upl e! Po pe Co ns er va nc y Far m (Ve­ ro na ) O ne wo rd : Su nf low ers . Th ink fields of en dle ss go lde n f lor a. Pla n a cc or din gly tho ug h: T he se bab ies on ly blo om from lat e Ju ly thr ou gh A ug ust . 1 hav e p len ty mo re ide as fo r yo u so find me on Fa ce bo ok , Tw itte r a nd Ins tag ram if yo u h av e qu es tio ns . An d, f eel free to s ha re yo ur Wi sco nsi n pro po sal pic tur es w ith me ! Ma riah Ha be rm an ho sts the na tio n' s l ong est - run nin g to uri sm T V sh ow , D isc ov er W isc ons in. Wa tch the sh ow Sa tur da ys at 10 a .m . o n FSN Wis ­ co ns in 's o utd oo r b loc k. ( Sn ap ch at: dis cov er. wi) The Ranger News is a proud member of the Wi scon sin New spap er Ass ocia tion , a press association started in 1853 by the state's press corps "t o strengthen the newspaper industry , enhance public understanding of the role of news­ papers. and protect basic freed oms of press, s peech and the freefl ow of information. " T h e R a n g e r N e w s 90 0 Wood Road Kenosh a, Wl 53141 trn on lin e. or g | ra ng er ne w s@ uw p. ed u The Ranger New s strives to inform , edu cate , an d eng age the UW- Park side com mun ity by publish ing well-w ritten , acc ura te stud ent journalism on a bi­ week ly basis , as well as online. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, September 22, 2016 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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