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Okay fellow students and nut jobs, I’m back with more conspiracies for you. Now, I may just have too much time and too much imagination. I won’t pretend that is impossible. However, I do think that all conspiracies must at least be given some attention, because what if they are true? We all know politicians … Continue reading »

Anna Mazurkiewicz, PhD, spoke March 7 for a historical presentation based on her extensive research on Zofia and Stefan Korboński, a pair of Cold War Polish freedom fighters turned political exiles. Sponsored by the Friends of the UW-Parkside Library, Mazurkiewicz took attendees on a journey that started all the way back in 1938, when Zofia, … Continue reading »

We see Samson wake up in a dirty, grimy, nearly dilapidated room. He goes outside and tries to play guitar with some older men, but even having just woken up he wants to rock out on the electric guitar. They want to play a mellow tune, thus they take the guitar from him and send … Continue reading »

Students in Wisconsin towns such as Kenosha and Racine could have a pivotal role to play in the future of the state, according to statistics released in a new report. Last week, it was revealed by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance that the state experienced a below-average job growth rate. The nation recorded job growth of … Continue reading »

Been in a music slump lately? Is the radio seemingly refusing to play your song and you’ve played your favorite cd so many times that you’re half-tempted to throw it out the car window? Or maybe you’re just looking for a new band to check out. In either case, I have a solution. A band … Continue reading »