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Barnes, Bette Eileen (Brown)

Madison.com

She received her undergraduate degree from Kalamazoo College in 1945 and her M.S. in Zoology from UW-Madison in 1947. Subsequent study and teaching in Endocrinology and Reproductive Physiology marked her career. After 36 years at UW, she retired in 1991 as Senior Lecture Emerita from the Physiology Department.

As financial aid office pushes to help students, state is unable to provide more grant funding

Daily Cardinal

About 63 percent of undergraduate students at the university will receive some form of financial aid through his office each year, Kindle explained, though the source of that aid varies.Nearly 50 percent of UW-Madison’s aid comes from the federal government, 32 percent stems from the school itself and just 6 percent is provided by the state, according to the 2016-’17 Budget in Brief.

UW Hospital shines in remembrance of lost loved ones

WKOW-TV 27

Friends of UW Health hosted its 19th Love Lights Festival Sunday night at the Health Sciences Learning Center. The program is a way for loved ones to remember and honor those who’ve passed on by purchasing lights in memory of their loved ones.

Cotton Bowl is not a consolation — Allen Knop

Letter to the editor: Now, after many successful seasons and a 2016 year where the Badgers were outstanding, the State Journal comes up with the headline: “Cotton Bowl serves as consolation prize.” Consolation? The Cotton Bowl is one of the biggest prizes among the many bowls.

Assisted living providers work together to reduce falls, drug errors

Wisconsin State Journal

Oakwood took the actions to reduce falls as part of its participation in the Wisconsin Coalition for Collaborative Excellence in Assisted Living. The coalition, formed in 2009 by the state, UW-Madison and Wisconsin’s four assisted living associations, is designed to help facilities in good standing with the state improve their quality of care, while state inspectors focus more on troubled facilities.

UW Madison students reveal award winning technology design

NBC-15

Earlier this year, the Badgerloop team, a group of more than 100 undergrad students at UW Madison, won third place in the world, beating out nearly 1,200 other teams, in a design competition put on by SpaceX. The technology company asked students around the world to bring their Hyperloop travel concept to life.

UW-Madison Professors Pass Resolution Supporting Undocumented Students

Wisconsin Public Radio

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty Senate is calling for the support of undocumented students on campus. During their monthly meeting Monday, about 140 faculty members passed a resolution that calls for the federal government to continue and strengthen Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an immigration policy that protects certain undocumented students who came to the United States as children from deportation.

UW Law School data breach disclosed

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

A database within the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School that contained Social Security numbers and name pairs corresponding with 1,213 Law School applicants for 2005-’06 was hacked last month, the university announced Tuesday.

UW anthem protest went unnoticed — Jim Graves

Wisconsin State Journal

Letter to the editor: Players participating in this sort of activity need to understand it’s a protest witnessed only by their teammates, since the television network has no interest in being the conduit for their “statement” to the viewing public.

UW hosts panel on journalism ethics

WISC-TV 3

The Center for Journalism Ethics at UW-Madison is hosting a panel discussion Thursday night on journalism ethics and the 2016 election. Molly Ball, a political correspondent at the Atlantic, is one of the panelists. She joins Katy Culver, the director of the Center for Journalism Ethics, on Live at Four to preview the event.

Mueller, Willard Fritz

Madison.com

After his Naval discharge, Fritz attended the University of Wisconsin, where he received B.S. and M.S. degrees. In 1955 Fritz received a Ph.D. degree in Economics and Law from Vanderbilt University. He became a faculty member at the University of California at Davis and Berkeley (1954-1957) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (1957-1960) … In October 1969, Fritz received an appointment at the University of Wisconsin as William F. Vilas Research Professor in the departments of Agricultural Economics, Economics, and Law, where he played a leading role in creating a 15-University consortium to research the competitive performance of various industries.