News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Student, faculty appear on 'From the Newsroom'
UW-Eau Claire student David Taintor, a senior journalism major and editorial page editor of The Spectator, appears as an expert commentator on the outlook for the news industry, along with Dr. Mike Dorsher, associate professor of journalism, on this month's "From the Newsroom" half-hour show on Chippewa Valley Community Television. Interviewing them is the show's host, Henry Lippold, professor emeritus of journalism. Their episode can be seen throughout March at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 6:30 p.m. Thursdays on cable channel 97 and digital channel 994 in the Chippewa Valley or via streaming video online.
Jon Loomis to appear on WPR's 'Whad'Ya Know?'
Jon Loomis, English, will be a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Whad'Ya Know?" with Michael Feldman when the show comes to Eau Claire March 20. The show will air live from the State Theatre beginning at 10 a.m. on WHWC, 88.3 FM.
Local colleges see uptick in non-traditional students
Kristina Anderson, Admissions, and Provost Patricia Kleine were quoted in the March 13 Chippewa Herald article "Local colleges see uptick in non-traditional students."
Area university earns accreditation
UW-Eau Claire's Higher Learning Commission accreditation was the subject of the March 13 WEAU-TV story "Area university earns accreditation."
UW-EC rehab program aids cancer survivors
Dr. Matt Wiggins, kinesiology, and UW-Eau Claire students Ashleigh Handorff and Katie Appel were quoted in the March 13 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC rehab program aids cancer survivors."
UW-Eau Claire Asperger's Program secures grant money
Dr. Kristine Retherford, communication sciences and disorders, and UW-Eau Claire student Lisa Govier were interviewed on WEAU-TV March 8 about UW-Eau Claire's Asperger's Program.
The Tiger on the Page
UW-Eau Claire graduate student Pakou Vang was featured in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "The Tiger on the Page."
Faculty at UW-Eau Claire could be among first in system to form unions
Dr. Stephanie Turner, English, was interviewed for the March 10 WEAU-TV story "Faculty at UW-Eau Claire could be among first in system to form unions." Other related stories appeared in the Badger Herald, on WKOW-TV, Fox 21 News, WCCO-TV and WSAU radio, among others.
Officials: Many campus sex assaults unreported
Amanda Leiknes, a victim services coordinator with the Center for Awareness of Sexual Assault at UW-Eau Claire was quoted in the March 7 Leader-Telegram article "Officials: Many campus sex assaults unreported."
Book helps children cope with disabilities
Dr. Katherine Schneider (emerita), Counseling Services, and her new book, "Your Treasure Hunt: Disabilities and Finding Your Gold," were featured in the March 5 Dunn County News article "Book helps children cope with disabilities."
Event looks at innovative work processes
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Scott Weisenbeck was featured in the March 8 Rochester (Minn.) Post-Bulletin article "Event looks at innovative work processes."
New Duluth firefighters have a burning desire to serve
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Shawn Houser was featured in the March 8 Duluth (Minn.) News Tribune article "New Duluth firefighters have a burning desire to serve."
Three actresses carry Vanities
UW-Eau Claire student Cassia Rose Harder was quoted in the March 6 Leader-Telegram article "Three actresses carry Vanities."
Students salute food service worker
Susie Deacon, a food service staff member in Blugold Dining, was featured in the March 6 Leader-Telegram article "Students salute food service worker." Deacon as well as UW-Eau Claire students Bethany Mitch, Patrick Swanson, Kansas Romportl, Scott Hensiak, Bre Osvold and Casey Yonash; and Blugold Dining staff members Christian Wise and Thomas Sahr were quoted in the article.
Alumnus, faculty member on WPR's 'Spectrum West'
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Perry and music and theatre arts faculty member Nobuyoshi Yasuda, conductor of the Chippewa Valley Symphony, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" March 12. Perry will discuss his new album, "Tiny Pilot," and Yasuda will discuss the Chippewa Valley Symphony's March 13 concert, "Sorcery and Romance." The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
WPR's 'The West Side' to feature Vietnam War veterans
David Backstrom, a Vietnam War veteran and retired director of University Police at UW-Eau Claire, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" March 11. The show will highlight the first official Vietnam Veterans’ Day celebration in Wisconsin, which will be held March 27 at North High School in Eau Claire. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM at 5 p.m. More information.
Alumnus, faculty member on WPR's 'Spectrum West'
UW-Eau Claire alumnus John Noltner, a freelance photographer in Minneapolis, Minn., and Jolee Mickesh, a metals instructor in the UW-Eau Claire art & design department, were guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" March 5. Noltner discussed his new documentary, and Mickesh talked about the current Foster Gallery exhibit, "True Individuality — Adornment for the Hand," of which she is the curator. "Spectrum West" airs on WHWC, 88.3 FM, Fridays at 5 p.m.
Study identifies strategies for dealing with bullying
Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the March 5 CNET article "Study identifies strategies for dealing with bullying."
Ox nudges nothing in Blugold mascot survey; voyageur sinks to last
Results of the UW-Eau Claire mascot survey were discussed in the March 5 Leader-Telegram article "Ox nudges nothing in Blugold mascot survey; voyageur sinks to last," in the March 5 WQOW-TV story "UWEC survey respondents support blue ox concept or no mascot," in the
March 10 La Crosse Tribune article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot" and in the March 9 Wisconsin State Journal article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot."
March 10 La Crosse Tribune article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot" and in the March 9 Wisconsin State Journal article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot."
UWEC nursing faculty edit, contribute to textbook
A textbook edited by Dr. Michaelene Jansen and Dr. Mary Zwygart-Stauffacher, nursing, was the subject of the March 4 WQOW-TV story "UWEC nursing faculty edit, contribute to textbook." Dr. Sheila Smith and Dr. Cecelia Zorn, nursing, also were mentioned in the story.
Expert to speak on Hmong culture and relationships
A March 19 program at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the March 4 WQOW-TV story "Expert to speak on Hmong culture and relationships."
Wisconsin Youth Success Program will continue
Lisa Schuetz and Vicki Funne Reed, University Recreation & Sport Facilities, were interviewed for the March 3 WQOW-TV story "Wisconsin Youth Success Program will continue."
Former teacher fulfills decades-old promise
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Lance Lamphere was featured in the March 3 WEAU-TV story "Former teacher fulfills decades-old promise."
Hillcrest students learn about coping with disabilities
Dr. Katherine Schneider (emerita), Counseling Services, and her new book were featured in the March 3 Chippewa Herald article "Hillcrest students learn about coping with disabilities."
How To Handle Cyberbullying?
Research by Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the "Ask Amy" column "How To Handle Cyberbullying?" which was published in the March 3 Hartford (Conn.) Courant.
MACtac Printing Products Announces New Marketing Director
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Marasch was featured in the March 2 Wide-Format Imaging article "MACtac Printing Products Announces New Marketing Director."
Mike DeBay, 1993 RASF recipient, finds there's no place like home
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Mike DeBay was featured in the Feb. 28 News of the North article "Mike DeBay, 1993 RASF recipient, finds there's no place like home."
Hundreds brave cold for Polar Plunge
UW-Eau Claire student Jesika Schomberg was quoted in the Feb. 28 Leader-Telegram article "Hundreds brave cold for Polar Plunge." Students from Beta Upsilon Sigma at UW-Eau Claire also were mentioned in the article.
Artwork by alumnus featured on Web site
Artwork by UW-Eau Claire alumnus Eric Lee is featured on the Old Globe Reclaimed Wood Co. Web site.
More grandparents use Facebook to connect with younger generation
UW-Eau Claire student Andy Kleist was quoted in the Feb. 27 Leader-Telegram article "More grandparents use Facebook to connect with younger generation."
Scarves designed and knit for harp music composers on display
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Kit Stowell was featured in the article "Scarves designed and knit for harp music composers on display," which appeared on OregonLive.com Feb. 26.
Dr. Matt Wiggins and student discuss kinesiology program for cancer survivors
Dr. Matt Wiggins, chair of the kinesiology department, and UW-Eau Claire student Katie Appel were interviewed on WEAU-TV Feb. 25 about a program that pairs students with cancer survivors to develop fitness plans.
Four UW System power plants may reform
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 23 Badger Herald article "Four UW System power plants may reform."
Englund reaches coaching milestone in WIAC Tournament win over La Crosse
UW-Eau Claire women's basketball head coach Tonja Englund was featured in the Feb. 24 WEAU-TV story "Englund reaches coaching milestone in WIAC Tournament win over La Crosse."
Helen Thomas to speak at April 29 Devroy Forum
The Devroy Forum April 29 at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Feb. 25 Chippewa Herald article "Helen Thomas to speak at April 29 Devroy Forum" and the Feb. 25 Leader-Telegram article "White House reporter slated for Devroy Forum."
Chaudhry notches up victory for judiciary
Dr. Tarique Niazi, sociology, wrote the Feb. 26 Asia Times article "Chaudhry notches up victory for judiciary."
Western Wisconsin helped Haitians
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 24 Chetek Alert article "Western Wisconsin helped Haitians."
The Daredevil Christopher Wright & Friends Live @ CS13
UW-Eau Claire alumni Jon and Jason Sunde and their band, The Daredevil Christopher Wright, were featured in the Feb. 24 blog article "The Daredevil Christopher Wright & Friends Live @ CS13." (Article link).
Forensics team makes waves at state tournament
The UW-Eau Claire forensics team was mentioned in the Feb. 24 Ripon College College Days article "Forensics team makes waves at state tournament."
Soldiers to be welcomed home
UW-Eau Claire student Tim England was quoted in the Feb. 26 Sauk Prairie Eagle article "Soldiers to be welcomed home."
UW-Eau Claire hoping to get funding for a new building on campus
Mike Rindo, University Communications, was interviewed for the Feb. 23 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire hoping to get funding for a new building on campus." The meeting also was the subject of the Feb. 22 WQOW-TV story "Open forum set for Feb. 23 to discuss new education building."
UW-Eau Claire holds performance to raise money for Haiti
The Feb. 22 "Help for Haiti: Voices Raised in Hope" concert at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Feb. 22 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire holds performance to raise money for Haiti."
Bloomer group ventures off
UW-Eau Claire alumna Tammy Williams was featured in the Feb. 23 Chippewa Herald article "Bloomer group ventures off."
ENPH program featured on 'Spirit in Action'
Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, and UW-Eau Claire seniors Pat Bloecher and Caleb Johnson were guests on the "Spirit in Action" program on WHYS radio, 96.3 FM, Feb. 21. The show, produced in Eau Claire, is syndicated nationally. The show's producer described the interview as "A visit with three folks with the ENPH program — Environmental Public Health — at UW-EC, a training ground for professionals working with the intersection of public health and the environment. Crispin Pierce is the director of the program and Caleb Johnson and Patrick Bloecher are seniors in the program. At the same time they do the public work with ENPH, they are transformed personally." The interview can be heard online.
Barbara J. McMillion is the new director of nursing for the Santa Rosa County Health Department
UW-Eau Claire alumna Barbara McMillion was featured in the Feb. 19 Pensacola Business Journal article "Barbara J. McMillion is the new director of nursing for the Santa Rosa County Health Department."
Poll: UW-EC mascot support lacking
John Bachmeier, Alumni Relations, and UW-Eau Claire students Joseph Guillen and Celina Stewart were quoted in the Feb. 21 Leader-Telegram article "Poll: UW-EC mascot support lacking." The mascot issue also was the subject of the Feb. 20 Leader-Telegram column "Macaw perfect choice for Blugolds' mascot."
Young vocalists display diversity, soulful talent at Choral Festival
Dr. Alan Rieck, music and theatre arts, was featured in the Feb. 22 Kenosha News article "Young vocalists display diversity, soulful talent at Choral Festival."
Josh Lind named registrar at CVTC
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Josh Lind was featured in the article "Josh Lind named registrar at CVTC" in the Business Briefs section of the Feb. 19 Chippewa Herald.
Event to raise funds for American Cancer Society
UW-Eau Claire student Andrea Judd was quoted in the Feb. 20 Rochester, Minn., Post-Bulletin article "Event to raise funds for American Cancer Society."
'Ask a Scientist' to explore the environmental impact of warfare
The UW-Eau Claire news release "'Ask a Scientist' to explore the environmental impact of warfare" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 19.
Students should be consulted but which ones?
Michael Umhoefer, UW-Eau Claire Student Senate president, was quoted in the Feb. 19 La Crosse Tribune column "Students should be consulted but which ones?"
Summer camp at UW-Eau Claire will happen this year
Lisa Schuetz, University Recreation & Sport Facilities, was interviewed for the Feb. 19 WEAU-TV story "Summer camp at UW-Eau Claire will happen this year."
Faculty members on WPR Feb. 18
Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history; Charles Vue, Office of Multicultural Affairs; and David Sprick, University Police, were guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" Feb. 18. They discussed issues related to race in Eau Claire. More information.
SweetheARTS — V1 investigates the magic that happens when two artists get together
Barb Shafer, art & design, and Andy Shafer (emeritus), art & design, were featured in the Feb. 11 Volume One Magazine article "SweetheARTS — V1 investigates the magic that happens when two artists get together."
SweetheARTS — V1 investigates the magic that happens when two artists get together
Jon Loomis and Allyson Loomis, English, were featured in the Feb. 11 Volume One Magazine article "SweetheARTS — V1 investigates the magic that happens when two artists get together."
Hearing the End of Time — UWEC music faculty collaborate on epic project
Nobuyoshi Yasuda, music and theatre arts, was quoted in the Feb. 11 Volume One Magazine article "Hearing the End of Time — UWEC music faculty collaborate on epic project." Dr. Namji Kim, Dr. Richard Fletcher and Dr. Tulio Rondon, music and theatre arts, also were mentioned in the article.
UWEC faculty play lead roles in historical musical
Richard Nimke, music and theatre arts, and Dr. Mitra Sadeghpour, music and theatre arts, were quoted in the Feb. 11 Volume One Magazine article "UWEC faculty play lead roles in historical musical." Dr. Toni Poll-Sorensen, music and theatre arts, also was mentioned in the article.
Book chronicles Altoona and its people
Dr. John Thurston (emeritus), psychology, was quoted in the Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram article "Book chronicles Altoona and its people."
UW officials: We're prepared for campus violence
Mike Rindo, University Communications, was quoted in the Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram article "UW officials: We're prepared for campus violence."
UW-Eau Claire unveils vote for mascot
John Bachmeier, Alumni Relations; UW-Eau Claire alumni Andrew Werthmann and DJ Slater; and student Kari Kaeding were quoted in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire unveils vote for mascot."
Book chronicles Altoona and its people
Dr. John Thurston (emeritus), psychology, was quoted in the Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram article "Book chronicles Altoona and its people."
UWEC Forensics team places first and second in competitions
The UW-Eau Claire news release "UWEC Forensics team places first and second in competitions" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 4.
Police chief expresses concern over Catholic diocese policy
Dr. Susan Turell, Academic Affairs, was interviewed for the Feb. 5 WEAU-TV story "Police chief expresses concern over Catholic diocese policy."
Watching out for social media scams
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was interviewed for the Feb. 18 WEAU-TV story "Watching out for social media scams."
New Financial Management Series to be offered
The UW-Eau Claire news release "New Financial Management Series to be offered" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 8.
Commentary: Why 'no comment' is never good for restaurants
Dr. Chuck Tomkovick, management and marketing, was quoted in the Feb. 8 Pizza Marketplace article "Commentary: Why 'no comment' is never good for restaurants."
Varsho has been team's manager since beginning
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Dale Varsho was featured in the Feb. 7 Leader-Telegram article "Express skipper a family man at heart."
Local project to anonymously display hidden thoughts
Eric Jennings, McIntyre Library, was quoted in the Feb. 7 Leader-Telegram article "Local project to anonymously display hidden thoughts."
ASU SBDC hires new adviser to staff
UW-Eau Claire alumna Cindy Hartin was featured in the Feb. 7 San Angelo, Texas, Standard-Times article "ASU SBDC hires new adviser to staff."
Gifts move Wisconsin Youth Success Program closer to fundraising goal
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Gifts move Wisconsin Youth Success Program closer to fundraising goal" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 8.
Forensics team takes second in Twin Cities tournament
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Forensics team takes second in Twin Cities tournament" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 8.
Panel discussion on social media set for Feb. 16
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Panel discussion on social media set for Feb. 16" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 8.
Eau Claire woman receives UW System award
UW-Eau Claire alumna Caitlin Lee, Affirmative Action office, was featured in the Feb. 9 WEAU-TV story "Eau Claire woman receives UW System award."
Martin Mogensen Education Lecture to be held Feb. 16
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Martin Mogensen Education Lecture to be held Feb. 16" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 10.
UW-Eau Claire program continues with grant support
The UW-Eau Claire news release "UW-Eau Claire program continues with grant support" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 10.
ECCO benefit planned Feb. 14
Music and theatre arts faculty members Dr. Mitra Sadeghpour, Dr. Jessica Riley, Dr. Mark Mowry, Dr. Robert Knight and Dr. Barbara Young were mentioned in the Feb. 10 Chippewa Herald article "ECCO benefit planned Feb. 14."
Not-so-attractive threat: Consumer warning about online dating
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was interviewed for the Feb. 9 WEAU-TV story "Not-so-attractive threat: Consumer warning about online dating."
George Chamberlin's Money in the Morning
Research by Dr. Chuck Tomkovick and Dr. Rama Yelkur, management and marketing, was mentioned in the "George Chamberlin's Money in the Morning" column in the Feb. 11 San Diego Daily Transcript.
Eau Claire Jazz Inc. receives state tourism grant
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Eau Claire Jazz Inc. receives state tourism grant" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 18.
Blugold mascot choices narrowed to three
UW-Eau Claire's mascot options were discussed in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "Blugold mascot choices narrowed to three"; in the Feb. 17 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire narrows mascot options"; in the Feb. 17 Wisconsin State Journal article "UW-Eau Claire to answer the question 'what's a Blugold?'"; in the Feb. 17 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire narrows list of mascots down to 2"; and in the Feb. 17 Volume One Magazine article "New Blugold Mascot Concepts."
Three nursing students elected to state board
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Three nursing students elected to state board" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 17.
Leadership program teaches students about student affairs
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Leadership program teaches students about student affairs" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 17.
Faculty, student on WPR Feb. 19
Dr. Toni Poll-Sorensen, music and theatre arts, and UW-Eau Claire student Charlene Lucht will be guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" Feb. 19. They will discuss "Grey Gardens," the musical which will be performed Feb. 25-March 6 at UW-Eau Claire. The show also will highlight the success of "Peace of Mind," a recently-released documentary by UW-Eau Claire alumnus John Noltner. The show can be heard at 5 p.m. on WHWC, 88.3 FM. More information.
UW-Eau Claire panel discusses race issues
Dr. Dwight Watson was quoted in the Feb. 11 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire panel discusses race issues."
University of Wisconsin system’s choice: New or improved
Terry Classen, Facilities Planning and Management was quoted in the Feb. 10 Finance & Commerce article "University of Wisconsin system’s choice: New or improved."
Stock Price of Olympics Advertisers Out-Performs S&P 500
Dr. Rama Yelkur and Dr. Chuck Tomkovick, management and marketing, were quoted in the Feb. 10 PR Newswire article "Stock Price of Olympics Advertisers Out-Performs S&P 500" and in the Feb. 11 Medill Money Mavens article "Olympics provide golden advertising opportunity, new study shows." A related article also appeared Feb. 10 on SOA World Magazine.
UW-Eau Claire panel discusses racial disparity in law enforcement
Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history; and David Sprick, University Police; were quoted in the Feb. 15 Badger Herald article "UW-Eau Claire panel discusses racial disparity in law enforcement." A related story aired on WEAU-TV Feb. 11.
Oregon school celebrates state's Counselor of Year
UW-Eau Claire student Lauren Schell was quoted in the Feb. 15 Wisconsin State Journal article "Oregon school celebrates state's Counselor of Year."
UW-EC begins testing wood as biomass for coal-burning plant
Jim Franklin, Facilities Planning and Management, was quoted in the Feb. 11 Badger Herald article "UW-EC begins testing wood as biomass for coal-burning plant" and in the Feb. 9 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire power plant to test wood." Related stories also were published on Biomass Rules Web site Feb. 12 and on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 10.
Event helps prospective college students and families apply for financial aid
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Event helps prospective college students and families apply for financial aid" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 15.
Concert to benefit Haiti earthquake relief
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Concert to benefit Haiti earthquake relief" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 15.
Schools work to help students displaced by fire
Jodi Thesing-Ritter, Dean of Students office, was quoted in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "Schools work to help students displaced by fire."
Former UWSP program director remembered as 'visionary'
Jim Vance, director emeritus of the American Ethnic Coordinating Office (now the Office of Multicultural Affairs) at UW-Eau Claire, who passed away Feb. 9, was featured in the Feb. 16 Wausau Daily Herald article "Former UWSP program director remembered as 'visionary.'"
Advertising during Olympics pays, marketing researchers say
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Advertising during Olympics pays, marketing researchers say" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 15.
Forensics team places fifth in 'Ice Box' tournament
The UW-Eau Claire news release "Forensics team places fifth in 'Ice Box' tournament" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 15.
'Hotcakes for Haiti' fundraiser to feature 'celebrity' flippers
The UW-Eau Claire news release "'Hotcakes for Haiti' fundraiser to feature 'celebrity' flippers" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 15.
Financial literacy award winners announced
UW-Eau Claire alumna Lorrie Keating Heinemann was mentioned in the Feb. 16 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article "Financial literacy award winners announced."
UWO to offer bachelor’s in Environmental Health
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 16 UW-Oshkosh Today article "UWO to offer bachelor’s in Environmental Health."
Readjusting to life after war, experts say communication is key
UW-Eau Claire student Jacob Miller was interviewed for the Feb. 16 WEAU-TV story "Readjusting to life after war, experts say communication is key."
'I'm just happy to be alive'
Jodi Thesing-Ritter, Dean of Students office, and UW-Eau Claire student Maureen Tomal were quoted in the Feb. 16 Leader-Telegram article "'I'm just happy to be alive.'"
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