https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/b806da55d6ecb71bd15480eb9b27c01d.pdf 98c7f18dd966586886cf13f187e4c4ec 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 47 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Latinos Unidos responds to news of DACA Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Since 1972 Kee p up t o da te w ith th e ne ws a tTR No nlin e.o rg. Sep tem ber 2 0 ,2 0 1 7 ct C he ck o u t ou r n ex t is su e on O c t 4t h! Th e Ra nge r N ew s i s w ritt en an d e dit ed by stu den ts of the U nive rsity of W isco nsi n-P ark sid e, a nd they are s olely res pon sib le f or its e dito rial pol icy a nd co nte nt . La tin os Unidos re spo nds to n e w s of D A C A JO SE PH CA NN IN G can niO O 1 @ ran ge rs. uw p . ed u Sin ce June o l 20 12 , th e D ef er re d A ct io n fo r C hi ld ho od A rr iv a ls (D A C A ) p ol ic y has giv en se cu rit y to ma ny im m ig ra nt s in the Un ite d Stat es wh o w ou ld ot he rw ise be at ris k o f d ep or ta tio n. O n Sep t. 5, 20 17 , P res ide nt Do na ld Tr um p a nn ou nc ed any de fer red ac tio n pe rm itt ed by D A C A w ou ld bec om e n on ­ ren ew ab le in six mo nth s a nd tha t no new cases o f d efe rre d ac tio n w ou ld be c on sid ­ ere d. U nc er ta in fu tu re Th e ann ou nce me nt tha t the D A C A pr og ra m wo ul d be en din g sh ou ld hav e s ur­ pr ise d n o on e, e ven i f w hi le on ca mp aig n. Tr um p p ro m ise d the be ne fic iar ies o f th e pr og ra m , s o- ca lle d " dr ea m er s, " w ou ld no t be a tar ge t o f h is im m ig ra tio n p ol ic y. Ins tea d, the ne ws on ly co nf irm ed ma ny im m ig ra nt s' wo rst fea rs. Th e Ob am a a dm in is tra tio n im ple m en te d D A C A so t hat un do cu me nte d i m m ig ra nt s wh o ar riv ed in Am er ica as c hi ld re n, lik e ly no t h av in g any say in the ma tte r, c ou ld be spa red fro m de po rta tio n fo r ren ew ab le pe rio ds o f t w o yea rs. In ad di tio n, be ne fic ia rie s w ou ld re ce ive a w or k pe rm it. Dre am ers w ou ld the n b e ab le to sa fe ly p urs ue care ers and re ce ive ed uc ati on in Am er ic a. UW -P ar ks id e re spon ds Ch anc ello r o f UW -Pa rks ide , De bora h Fo rd, issue d a s tatem ent on the p ol ic y' s repe al v ia em ail on Sept. 8. She e xpres sed her sup por t o f l ette rs sent by the UW syst em to Con gres s a nd the Pre side nt in sup por t o f D A C A and rei ter ate d the be ne fits o f th e p ro gra m' s co nt in ua tio n to c hi ld im m igr an ts , W isc on­ sin , an d th e e nti re U ni te d S tates. The stud ents o f U W- Pa rks ide also stan d in defe nse o f D A C A : Yog er A gu ila r, Vic e Pre side nt o f H isp an ic- Am er ica n c ul tu ra l clu b La tin os Un ido s ( L U ), spo ke t o the Ran ger Ne ws on ho w the pro gr am 's e nd w ou ld af fe ct the H isp an ic co mm un ity . " It is a re al ly tou gh si tu at io n, " h e s aid . "[ D A C A ] is the op po rtu ni ty fo r [dr ea me rs] to w or k, p ar tic ipa te in so cie ty, to be an ac­ tiv e ci tiz en [s ic ]. " A gu ila r assert ed that the P res ide nt's de cis ion was a mi sta ke and push ed tha t drea mer s s ho uld crea te a po sit ive im ­ pac t on so cie ty. " It 's sad ," h e lam en ted ; "[ T ru m p is ] c lo si ng the do or fo r fut ure ge ne rat ion s." Hi sp an ic H er ita ge M o n th In rel ate d an d l ig ht er ne ws , Hi sp an ic He rita ge M on th beg an S epte mbe r 15 an d L U has b ig pla ns . Wed nesda y, S ept. 20 , m ark s t he ir first gen era l a ssem bly in W yl lie H a ll. The as­ sem bly is a pr ese nta tio n a nd dis cus sio n o n a to pic in Hi sp an ic cu ltu re . PHO TO BY ETHA N COS TELLO To kick off the acad emic yea r, L atinos Unid os h osted a celebrato ry event on Se pt. 13. Sep t. 2 7, m ark s t he seco nd a sse mb ly. It is a c ol la bo ra tio n be twe en the Bl ac k Stu ­ den t U ni on and L U to fur th er ed uc ati on on A fr o- La tin o cu ltu re . Ag ui la r was p ar tic ul ar ly ex cit ed abo ut thi s eve nt and enc our age d s tud ent in vo lv e­ me nt. L U w il l also be ho st in g a sp icy salsa con tes t on the bri dg e on Oc t. 5. A ls o, on Oc t. 11, ther e w il l b e a tou r o f L a tin Am er ica la id ou t a cross ma ny tabl es each one sho wc asi ng un iqu e aspec ts a bou t a pa rti cu lar co un try .F ro m Oc t. 9- 13 , a sa lsa mu sic and danc e g rou p w il l b e p er fo rm in g on cam pus . On Oc t. 18 , a p res en tat ion on do me stic vio le nc e w il l b e g ive n. La st ly , on Oc t. 20 , in Th e D en the cl os in g c ere mo ny o f H is ­ pan ic He rita ge M on th w il l b e h el d. N et w or ki ng and care er op po rtu ni tie s w il l be av ail ab le! L U we lco me s a ll stu ­ dent s t o th ei r eve nts. M or e in fo rm at io n can be fou nd abo ut L U 's eve nts on fly er s pos ted thr ou gh ou t the cam pus and on th ei r In sta gr am page at U W -P La tin os Un ido s. P a r k si d e f e e l s t h e s h o c k o f H a r v e y a n d Irm a LAUR EL MAR CINKU S marciO I6@ranger s.uvvp.edu Fo r th e pa st f ew wee ks, dea dly Hu r- rica nes have rip pe d t hro ug h the hea dlin es and thr oug h t he skie s. Th eir imp act has t ake n a to ll on in d i­ vid ua l c oun trie s in the Ca ribb ean , as w el l as those in our co un try . H ar ve y It a ll star ted w ith Hu rric an e H ar ve y, a sto rm tha t h it in late Au gu st. Due to the ma gni tud e o f th e s tor m and the sta lled pro gre ssio n o f i ts tra ck , t he c ity o f H ou sto n was a bso lut ely dev asta ted. Ir m a Hu rric an e I rm a h it ne xt, st rik in g t he Ca ribb ean , S out h C ar ol in a, Ge org ia a nd Fl or id a. Ac co rd in g t o the N at io na l Weath er Se rvic e, the U. S. deat h t o ll stands at 3 1 a nd co un tin g. H ow is t hi s e ffe ct in g U W -P ar k- side? UW -Pa rks ide stud ents w ith lov ed ones in these area s ar e wo rri ed and despe rate for answ ers. W ilf re da Kr am er , a ju ni or at UW - Par ksid e, e xpre ssed con cer n to r h er fri en d, who was l e ft stra nde d in Sai nt M ar tin for five days . " I was ve ry scared for he r," she stated. "1 k ep t s cr ol lin g th rou gh Face book to see i f she w ou ld post any upda tes b ut I di dn 't see mu ch . I jus t wa nte d t o m ake sure Hurrica ne Irma lea ves h omes devista ted. she was al rig h t." Un for tun ate ly, Kra me r w as n ot the on ly one str ug gli ng . Dere k Fye , a se nior , ex pla ine d fee lin g "p ow er les s" as he le arne d th at I rm a was headed for his fa m ily in Fl or id a. He said tha t "1 was c onc erne d f or the ir s afety and kne w that I co ul dn 't sup port the m i n the way tha t 1 wo uld have lik ed to ." Th e a fte rm at h Sa dly , man y fam ilie s fee l the same de ­ COURT ESY OF CLOUDF RONT.NE T feat . M an y o f th e hu rric ane vic tim s r em ain trap ped in the ir h ome s, m ost wi th ou t foo d, wate r o r e le ct ric ity . Thou sand s o f Am eric ans fear that the ir lov ed ones c ou ld b e am ong the stran ded or deceased . Fo rtu na tel y, F ye has s ince lear ned that his fa m ily is a ll rig ht but he does n ot kn ow "h ow mu ch pro pe rty damage the y are d ea lin g w ith ye t." Kr am er, how eve r, w as s omb er as sh e reca nted her frie nd 's tu rm oi l. "T he Pue rto R ica n G ove rnm ent was a ble to fl y her out o f S aint M ar tin bu t she can ­ no t g o h ome because h er house in Fl or id a is de str oye d," she ex pla ine d. Wh en asked i f part s o f her pro pe rty were salv age d, Kra me r c onv eye d t hat she ha d no th ing . She sha red that "P eo ple kee p a sk ing her wha t she n eeds a nd she says , ' I need clo the s! 1 do n' t h ave a ny cl ot he s! '" Mo re stude nts added to thi s c onc ern , as th ey ex ­ pla ine d t hat the ir fa m ilie s' liv eli ho od s are han gin g in the bala nce. K e lly M cC or m ick , a sen ior here at Par ksid e, ex press ed, " I' m not sure i f my cou sin 's r ec yc lin g b usines s ca n w iths tan d the sto rm ." M cC or m ick 's cou sin , who is in his late twe ntie s, ju st start ed h is ow n bu sine ss. Ho we ve r, hi s fa m ily fears that the loss o f clie nte le and e qui pm ent co uld set h im bac k. "H e' s not some we alth y guy . He ca n't fun d a com eba ck! H is liv el ih oo d c ou ld be in jeo pa rd y," Mc Co rm ick plea ded . Ho pe l ive s on Ho we ve r, the few stud ents at U W -P ark - side who grie ve for those so f ar awa y h ave no t lo st hop e. "S om eth ing lik e thi s imp acts yo u i n such a ma jor wa y," Fye exp lain ed . "B u t seein g th e do nat ion s p ut fo rth by so m any Am eric ans has be en v ery enc our agi ng a nd rea ssu ring ." Some stude nts may th in k that the hu r­ rica nes have no eff ec t o n th ose so f ar awa y bu t fo r o the rs, it hi ts ver y clo se to h ome . I N D E X Ca mp us N ew s 2- 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 3 Cu ltur e 4- 5 Ed ito ria l D es k 6 Sta ff & M iss ion 6 Op inio n 6 Bea rly Ne ws 7 Sp ort s 8 CAM PUS NEWS CULTURE S c ie n c e la b g ra n d F o re ig n film s e ri e s c o m e s to D a r k s id e . o p e n in g . F o re ig n film s e ri e s c o m e s to D a r k s id e . See cag e 2 See pa ge 5 OPI NIO N Be ts y De Vo s o n se xu al as su lt. See pag e 6 BEAR LY NEWS Ra ng er Be ar w in s tr o p h y . See pag e 7 2 I CAMPUS NEWS THE RANGER NEWS Sep tem ber 20 .2 01 7 Lo cal Ev en ts S e p t e m b e r 2 1 Sc ho lar sh ip T han k You L ette r Wr itin g W ork sho p | 11 a.m .- 2 p.m . | Wy lie D1 50 E Ma ny sch ola rsh ips at UW -Pa rk- sid e a re pro vid ed by ge ne rou s d o­ no rs. A s a way to s ho w gra titu de for the inv est me nt tha t a do no r h as ma de in y ou r co lle ge su cc ess , w e n eed all sch ola rsh ip rec ipi en ts t o wr ite a tha nk you lett er. Your no te o f t ha nk s rem ind s th em wh y they giv e, and oft en he lps to s ec ure the ir c on tin ued su pp or t f or fut ur e P ark sid e s tud en ts. If yo u are rec eiv ing a s ch ola rsh ip for the 20 17 -18 ye ar, ple ase att end on e of the fou r w ork sh op da ys to com ­ ple te yo ur tha nk you lett er. Y ou may als o f oll ow th e o nli ne ins tru cti on s if y ou pre fer to wr ite yo ur lett er a t ho me . S ch ola rsh ip tha nk you let ter s are du e t o M olly Mo ore (sc ho l- are ve nt@ uw p.e du ) by Se pte mb er 29 . S e p t e m b e r 2 2 Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce Be ach Par ty | 4-1 0 p .m . | Si mm on s I sla nd , Ke no sha . Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce wil l sh ow ca se K en os ha 's cre ati ve co m -. mu nity du rin g a two -da y cel eb rat ion on Si mm on s I sla nd . Th e tw o-d ay ev en t w ill fea tur e f am ily ac tiv i­ tie s, a san d cas tle co mp eti tio n, liv e mu sic , b onf ires , a bee r an d win e ga rde n, loc al foo d ve nd ors , a rts and cra fts ve nd ors an d d em on str ati on s, and a p op -up gal ler y exh ibi t i nsi de th e h ist ori c S im mo ns Isl and Be ach Ho use . P roc eed s from the ev en t w ill ben efit on go ing eff ort s to sec ur e a pe rm an en t lo ca tio n for Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce - a fac ilit y to be use d as a c om bin ed com mu nit y cen ter , co -w or kin g sp ac e an d bu sin ess ac ­ cel era tor for cre ati ve s. S e p t e m b e r 2 3 Wee kly Co mm on Gr ou nd s C off ee Ri de | 8 a .m . | C om mo n Gr ou nd s, Ke no sh a Th e B ike Sh op at So uth po rt Rig gin g t ak es gr ou p b icy cle rid es from Ha rb ors ide Co mm on Gr ou nd s (51 59 - 6 th A ve. ) in Ke no sha to a £ off ee s ho p in Z io n, 1L e ve ry Sa tur da y mo rni ng a t 8 a.m . It is a 26 -m ile ro un d-t rip rid e w ith a h alf hou r s to p for co ffe e a nd tre ats . Th e rid e i s m ost ly flat an d s uit ab le for all lev els of rid ers an d a ny on e 1 0 a nd ov er. It 's a s oci al rid e a t a mo de r­ ate pa ce of 12 -17 mp h. No sig n up nec ess ary , ju st sho w up . If you ca n' t ma ke it o ne V ee k, fee l free to co me the ne xt. T he rid e o ffic iall y sta rts in lat e M arc h a nd sto ps wh en it s no ws . (T ho ug h in rea lity , i t's not un co m­ mo n t o s ee a g ro up rid ing in th e wi nte r - as lon g a s th e pa ve me nt is dry .) Se pte mb er 25 Par ty on Th e P av em en t | 12 -7 p.m . | D ow nto wn Ra cin e Ra ci ne 's l arg est - a nd fav ori te str ee t f es tiv al. He ad to Do wn tow n Ra cin e from 12 -7 p.m . fo r five sta ge s of liv e mu sic and en ter tai nm en t, tw o ca r s ho ws , fo od an d be ve rag e, art s an d c raf ts, ch ild re n's ac tiv iti es , sp or ts z on e, rid es a nd ga me s. N ote tha t t he Do wn tow n po rtio ns of Ma in St ree t, S ixt h Str eet and Wi sco nsi n Av enu e w ill be c lo se d. Pa rki ng is av ail ab le ( $2 all da y) in all mu nic i­ pal pa rki ng ram ps . S e p t e m b e r 2 6 S e p t e m b e r 2 7 S c i e n c e lab grand o p e n in g AU ST IN KR IE GE R krieg0 04@ra ngers. uwp . edu On A ug . 3 1 T he Co lle ge of Na tur al an d He alt h Sc ie nc es ho ste d a g ran d op en ing for th e n ew SC Jo hn so n Int eg rat ed Sc ien ce La bs . T he re wa s a n au di en ce of aro un d 90 in clu di ng de an s, pr of es ­ so rs , e du ca to rs, an d loc al me m be rs o f leg isl ati on . Th e Int eg rat ed Sc ien ce La b is in pa rt, du e to the do na tio ns from so m e ch ari tab le or ga niz ati on s su ch as th e S C Jo hn so n co mp an y and Sh im ad zu sc ien tif ic in str um en ts, am on g o th er s. Tru ly int egr ate d T he ne w la bs , loc ate d in G re en qu ist ha ll on th e D 1 le ve l, we re de sig ne d to ac co m m od at e th e ne ed s of m ul tip le di sc ip lin es . Ea ch lab is ou tfi tte d wi th in str um en ts use d in all di ffe re nt de pa rtm en ts of Na tu ral an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es . An ov er la p in ne ce ss ity wi th in th e di ffe re nt fields, su ch as ne w lig ht in g, fu m e ho od s, ta bl es , pr es en te d th e op po rtu ni ty to cr ea te a tru ly "i n­ te gr at ed " l ab . In ad di tio n, th is wi ll pr ov ide th e di ff er en t di sc ip lin es wi th a lab or ato ry en vi ro n­ m en t t he y re qu ire to su cc ee d. Wo rk s tud y o pp ort un itie s In ad di tio n to w or ki ng as cl as sr oo m s, th e lab s w ill se rv e as res ea rc h se tti ng s f or in de pe nd en t st ud ie s as we ll as re se ar ch pr oj ec ts co nd uc te d by st ud en ts an d pr of es so rs al ik e. In ad di tio n, wo rk stu dy wi ll be of fer ed as pa rt of re se ar ch pr oj ec ts he ld . S tu de nt s in el ig ib le for wo rk stu dy ma y al so ge t th e c ha nc e to re ce iv e so m e m on eta ry su bs id y fo r th ei r re se ar ch pr oj ­ ec ts an d in de pe nd en t s tu di es . M ov ing for wa rd Th e in sti lla tio n of th e sc ie nc e lab s a na lo gi ze s U W -P ar ks id e's in te gr ate d ap pr ba ch w ith in th e New signs f or UW-Par kside's new sc ience lab . sc ie nc es . Th e ap pr oa ch of ho w id ea s f rom ea ch di sc i­ pl in e ar e in co rp or at ed wi thi n th e pr og ra m s. D r. O tu , D ea n of the C ol le ge of N atu ra l an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es , ho pe s t he lab s wi ll be a " hi gh lig ht ' in U W -P ar ks id e' s s tr iv e to fu rt he r de ve lo p th e ca pa bi lit ie s an d op po rtu ni tie s he re on ca m pu s. " Th is hi gh lig ht is sh ow n th ro ug h UW - Pa rk si de 's 90 % pl ac em en t ra te fo r pr e- m ed ic al st ud en ts in ov er a d oz en pr of es si on s in cl ud in g, ve te rin ar y, m ed ic in e, an d ph ar m ac y in to gr ad u­ at e pr og ra m s. Cr eat ing pr ofe ssi on als T he lab s re pr es en t a ne w ch ap te r for the CO UR TE SY O F A UST IN KR IEG ER sc ie nc e de pa rtm en t he re on ca m pu s, on e w he re st ud en ts wi ll be w or ki ng in a pr of es si on al la b se tti ng w ith st at e of th e ar t ren ov ati on s.. St u­ de nt s w ill ga in th e ab ili ty to w or k cl os el y With pr of es si on al s in th e field th ey ho pe to on e da y th ri ve in . - Th es e la bs gi ve a ch an ce fo r s ci en ce st ud en ts to us e 21 st ce nt ur y eq ui pm en t w ith in a ne w lab de sig ne d to ac co m m od at e an y ne ed th at th ey ma y ha ve . T he N at ur al an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es de ­ pa rtm en t is co nf id en t t he in te gr at ed l a b s wi ll be an in te gr al pa rt of U W -P ar ks id e' s im ag e as we ll as a pr iv ile ge for in co m in g sc ie nc es st ud en ts ho pi ng to ma ke an im pa ct in th e pr of es si on al w or ld . P a r k s id e g e t s a n e w s a n d w i c h s h o p THOM AS BEYE R-BOW DEN beye r015 @ra nger s.uw p.ed u If y ou ha ve bee n to th e W yll ie M ark et th is se m es te r, yo u m ig ht ha ve no tic ed a ne w ad di tio n. An Er be rt and G er be rt 's ha s re pl ac ed ou r on -c am pu s Su bw ay . Th is ch an ge wi ll not be su rp ris ­ in g to ev er yo ne . I f yo u we re on e of th e luc ky st ud en ts giv en a ch an ce to sa m pl e Er be rt an d G er be rt' s, ' Ei ns te in Ba ge ls an d Su bw ay las t se m es te r an d w eig h in on wh ich . yo u wa nt ed to se e on ca m pu s, yo ur vo ic es ha ve be en he ar d. Fo r the re st of us th ou gh , t he qu es tio n re m ai ns , ho w do es th e new sh op sta ck up ? Is th e W yll ie M ar ke t s til l th e be st pl ac e on ca m pu s t o sa tis fy th at su dd en su b cr av in g? Co mp are an d c on tra st Fi rs t, let us loo k at th e di ffe r­ en ce s. Su bw ay of fe re d 6 in ch su bs or (n ea rl y) fo ot lo ng s. Er be rt an d G er be rt 's ha s 8 14 — inc h su b sa nd w ic he s or, if th at so un ds lik e a bit m uc h, "c ou pl e up s" wh ic h are ha lf sa nd w ic he s wi th a c up of so up . . Th at br in gs up th e first bi g di f­ fe re nc e be tw ee n th e tw o: so up s. A - go od so up is a s an dw ic h' s w in g- m an . L uc ky us, Eb er t a nd G er be rt 's ha s us co ve re d he re wi th nin e so lid so up s. You wa nt to go cl as si c? Th ey ha ve ch ic ke n no od le , br oc co li ch ed da r, ch ick en du m pl in g an d ch ili . T ry in g to ke ep aw ay fro m gl ut en ? B am . T he y ha ve th e ch ic k­ en wi ld ri ce , loa de d bak ed po ta to an d fo r ve ge ta ria ns , a fa nt as tic ta st ­ in g to m at o ba sil pa rm es an . F ee lin g w ei rd ? T ry th e ch ic ke n en ch ila da or th e W isc on sin dr ea m , e le ga nt ly tit le d be er ch ee se . A lr ig ht , e no ug h on so up s, le t's _ . ge t ter th e main- Ctonr se of th is • • ' st or y. Wi th 16 di ffe re nt ki nd s o n th e m en u, th er e is so m et hi ng fo r ev er yo ne . You ca n find ha m , c hi ck en , tur ke y, sa la m i, ro as t be ef , s ea fo od an d ve ge ta ria n op tio ns . T he y w ill ev en su b ou t th e s ta nd ar d br ea d fo r U di 's gl ut en fre e br ea d if y ou ha ve C el ia c or a^g lute n se ns iti vi ty . T he nu m be r on e ch an ge th at yo u wi ll ta st e fro m Su bw ay is the fr es hn es s o f in gr ed ie nt s. I a m a fan of Su bw ay , but th ey ca n pu sh ev en me w ith th os e al bi no to m at o sl ic es . I re ac he d ou t t o K at rin a St ur in o, th e Re tai l M an ag er fo r A 'v ia nd s on ca m pu s, an d sh e co nf irm ed my su s­ pi ci on s: th e m ea ts an d ch ee se s ar e no w be in g s lic ed fre sh da ily an d it m ak es a wo rld of di ffe re nc e. " Th e.b ack sto ry O f co ur se , e ac h sa nd w ic h on the m en u ha s its ow n ba ck sto ry , in ­ sp ire d by st or ie s th e or ig in al ow ne r to ld hi s s on , a lo ng si de th ei r nu tri ­ tio n in fo on th e o ffi ci al w eb si te . My fa vo rit e, ro as t be ef , is ca lle d H al le y' s C om et . In th e of fic ial ca no n of th e Er be rt an d G er be rt 's un iv er se , h e wa s a ss ig ne d to find tw o ch ild re n on Ea rth an d te ac h th em th e ma r­ ve ls o f hi st or y an d th e un iy er se . O f co ur se he ch oo se s o ur he ro es , Er be rt an d G er be rt, to tra ve l wi th th ro ug h sp ac e an d tim e an d tea ch ab ou t th e po w er of tr us t. An d ye s, yo u ca n ju st as k for a ro as t be ef or tu rk ey , but wh y wo uld yo u w he n yo u co ul d as k fo r a Ha l- le ys C om et or Bo ne y B ill y? m yL AB b o x p r o v id e s sa fe s e x t ip s fo r s t u d e n t s Co m in g t og eth er Ra cin e M ov ie Ni gh t: I am No t y ou r N eg ro | 6- 8 p.m . | Ra cin e P ub lic Lib rar y, Ra cin e M ov ies wi th a t he m e of rac e a nd rac ism , fo llo we d by dis cu ssi on . Qu est ion s? 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Ab ou t G oF un dM e L au n ch ed in 2 0 1 0 , G o F u n d M e is th e w o rl d 's la rg es t so ci al fu n ­ d ra is in g p la tf o rm , w it h o v er $ 3 b il li o n ra is ed so f a r . # W ith a co m m u n it y of m or e th an 25 m il li o n d o n o rs , G o ­ F u n d M e is c h a n g in g th e w ay th e w or ld g iv e s. U W ir e, a c o ll e g e ne w s an d d is tr ib u ti o n se rv ic e b as ed in C h ic ag o an d st a rt e d in 19 94 , se rv e s m o re th an 6 0 0 c o ll e g e n ew s p a rt n er s a c ro ss th e U .S . M o re in fo rm a ti o n an d ad d it io n a l re le as e s a re a v a il a b le at U W ir e. c o m . 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 47, September 20, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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