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Cancer from past to present - Royal Purple (opens the original)
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Topics such as cancer and trauma are often seen as sensitive topics to talk about. Rather than approaching the topic, many respond with silence or discomfort. The “Handle with Care” exhibit hosted in Roberta’s Art Gallery presents those topics raw, through the artist’s personal experience of childhood cancer and its lasting effects. In addition, Roberta’s Art Gallery has collaborated with University Health and Counseling Services and the Center for Students with Disabilities to offer additional
Conversations and contrast - Royal Purple (opens the original)
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The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Department of Music held a concert for three faculty members at the Light Recital Hall Tuesday, Sept. 22, The trio featured violinist Leanne Kelso, cellist Benjamin Whitcomb and pianist Diana Shapiro. To start the performance, and for most of the concert, the trio played “No. 4, Op. 90 ‘Dumky’” by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák. The piece includes six separate movements, each shifting from happy and fast-paced to melancholic and slow-paced. It was created
Expanding women-focused intramurals - Royal Purple (opens the original)
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As the school year gets underway, opportunities for students to stay active and connect are beginning to take shape across campus. Among them are UW-Whitewater’s first women-focused intramural events, introduced in celebration of women in intramural sports. For this fall, rec sports introduced multiple opportunities, such as singles and doubles options for pickleball and basketball tournaments. Sand volleyball was originally included, but was eventually changed to co-rec. The change allowed stud
Music students improvise during practice room renovations - Royal Purple (opens the original)
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Have you been hearing more music than usual around campus? Are melodies bouncing to the beat on your eardrums as you navigate between classes? Concerts are a common occurrence at night around campus, but how about during the daytime with classes commencing? Well, with the Center of the Arts (CA) currently undergoing renovations, music students and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater found themselves searching for temporary locations for practice rooms. Multiple spaces have been made available
More than locks and chokes - Royal Purple (opens the original)
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With the new school year starting, many students are returning to their club activities. However, for some clubs, the fun did not end when the previous academic year ended. One example is the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu club, with its members continuing to train and compete throughout the summer. Similar to wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a grappling sport. Despite their similarities, they have some major differences. While wrestling is fast-paced and revolves more around pinning opponents, Brazilian
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