Stories from the issue published Aug. 25, 2004
- A changing landscape may have dire implications for birds
- Almanac
- As humans alter land, infectious diseases follow
- Board of Regents approves 2005-07 budget request
- Book Smart
- Campus gets new vending machines
- Chivalry not dead in Memorial Library exhibition
- Classified emeritus offered
- Database specialist acquaints Madison with tango
- Elvehjem examines relationships in two exhibitions
- Employee Matters
- Exhibition uses technology to celebrate women's art
- For the Record
- Forest managers can fight invasive species that come with roads
- Join the flock at Picnic Point birders outing
- Karp family to open School of Music concert season
- Lake research offers clues to managing crayfish invasions
- McSweeney appointed interim director for UW Arboretum
- Media giants don't always lead to less-diverse content
- Milestones
- New academic year ushers in changes
- New director to take over Research and Sponsored Programs
- New England forests at greater risk from air pollution
- Norris named to lead UW Budget Office, Wold retires
- Pulitzer winner, UW grad Shadid to lecture
- Recent sightings
- Regents appoint Reilly as next UW System president
- Sandefur to lead Letters and Science
- Sarr named International Student Services director
- SBC Foundation awards grant to PEOPLE Program
- Staff directory being updated for 2004-05
- Study: Good health goes beyond diet, exercise and managing stress
- UW part of national pathogen bioinformatics center
- UW study: Migrating birds offer insight into sleep
- UW-Madison bolsters community-relations efforts
- UW-Madison sees little change in U.S. News rankings
- Warmer weather, human disturbances interact to change forests