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Anderson, Dr. Richard B.

Madison.com

A long-time Madison resident, he received a bachelor?s degree from the University of Wisconsin, his medical degree from the UW Medical School and in 1953, began his practice in general pediatrics at Wisconsin General Hospital. In 1968, he left Madison to take a fellowship in adolescent medicine at Harvard University. It was during this period that he developed an interest in child psychiatry, finally returning to Madison in 1970 to continue his training. He soon joined the faculty of the UW Medical School with a joint appointment in pediatrics and child psychiatry.

In the Spirit: Gay man recalls kindness shown by Salvation Army

Wisconsin State Journal

UW-Madison routinely hosts thoughtful events on all aspects of religious life, often free to the public. One such opportunity arrives Jan. 29.?A Polite Bribe? is a new film by noted director Robert Orlando that is getting a lot of buzz nationally. It uses creative animation and interviews with top scholars to discuss the Apostle Paul.

Compared to college football peers, Badgers fare well in entrance exams

Capital Times

The term student-athlete is most often used by the NCAA and its member schools as a subtle reminder that those who compete under a university?s banner are supposed to be students first and athletes second. Debate the merits and legitimacy of that as you will, especially in the wake of a CNN investigation of aptitude test scores of incoming freshman athletes at major universities around the country.

Patti, Thomas P.

Madison.com

Tom worked part-time as a business counselor for the Small Business Development Center at UW-Madison.

Boronenkov, Igor Vladislavovich

Madison.com

His academic excellence and passion for science won him a fellowship to continue his studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he earned a Ph.D. in Biochemistry and worked as a researcher in the field of molecular genetics.

Niehus, Virginia “Ginny” Dale

Madison.com

Ginny worked at several part-time jobs before working in the College of Engineering?s Dean?s Office and Materials Science Program, UW-Madison, retiring in 1982 after 26 years of service.

Johnsen, Gordon N.

Madison.com

Following his retirement, he served as a Clinical Professor in Programs in Health Service Administration within the UW Madison Medical School until 1997.

Esser, Darvin “Turtle”

Madison.com

He was a drywall taper and finisher from 1964 to 1986 and was employed as a custodian at the University of Wisonsin-Madison from 1987 to 1998.

Is context always good for the human brain?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The human brain may function like a computer, but humans can get caught up in contextual information, even when the rules are as clear-cut as separating even numbers from odd numbers, according to research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Two UW-Madison profs among 102 promising young researchers honored by Obama

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

President Obama on Monday named 102 researchers — including two from the University of Wisconsin-Madison — as recipients of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on promising science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.