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Discover Your Forest, Green Diamond seek applicants
Emily Curtis, Wildland Fire Education coordinator Discover Your Forest HOOD RIVER — Discover Your Forest and Green Diamond Resource Company are seeking applicants for a Young Women’s Natural Resource Career Camp. The camp will be held July 23-26 in the Hood River Valley on Green Diamond timberland outside of Parkdale. Youth entering grades 10-12 are invited to apply for this day camp.
Women's Lacrosse Suffers 20-8 Loss at No. 12 Colby in NCAA Tournament Second Round
WATERVILLE, Maine—Junior Carmi McDonald (Hopkinton, Mass.) led all players with six goals and senior Gianna Bruno (New Canaan, Conn.) handed out eight assists and finished with nine points to help 12th-ranked Colby College defeat visiting Babson College, 20-8, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon at Bill Alfond Field. Babson, which had its six-game winning streak snapped, sees the season come to a close at 13-8 overall.
Women’s Lacrosse Sinks Coast Guard in Key NEWMAC Affair, 19-8
BABSON PARK, Mass.— Graduate student Emily Curtis (Walpole, Mass.), senior Erin Jayne (Merrimac, Mass.) and sophomore Jessica Evans (Southbury, Conn.) combined for 10 goals and six assists as Babson College cruised to a 19-8 victory over the Coast Guard Academy in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) women's lacrosse action at MacDowell Field.
Women’s Lacrosse Too Strong for Wheaton, 19-8
BABSON PARK, Mass.— Graduate student Emily Curtis (Walpole, Mass.) and senior Claudia Dodge (Pelham, N.Y.) combined for seven goals and four assists and sophomore Clare Connolly (Hanover, Mass.) collected 14 draw controls as Babson College rolled to a 19-8 victory over Wheaton College Wednesday evening in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) women's lacrosse action at MacDowell Field.
Trump signs whistleblower protection bill named after Wisconsin doctor
President Donald Trump signed a bill into law on Thursday, authored by Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, intended to protect whistleblowers reporting on illicit activities within government agencies. The bill, created by Johnson with support from U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, aims to protect future whistleblowers from suffering retribution for speaking out against wrongdoings. The act increases penalties against agencies who retaliate against whistleblowers.
Despite thousands of untested rape kits, regulations bar UW from lending a hand
UW-Madison’s Genetic Department is not able to help the Department of Justice process thousands of untested rape kits because of regulations third-party labs are required to follow. To decrease the number of untested sexual assault kits in Wisconsin, then-Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen formed a team in 2012 to address the issue. By May 2014, the state Department of Justice discovered over 6,000 sexual assault kits had gone untested state-wide.
Budget passes Assembly; future in Senate uncertain
Without a clear the state Senate has enough votes to pass the state’s two-year budget, the overdue spending bill lurched forward with in the state Assembly Wednesday with five GOP lawmakers voting against. Gov. Scott Walker cheered the bill's passage, saying the budget "puts more actual dollars into K-12 education than ever before" and makes college more affordable.
Walker Readies Wisconsin National Guard for Irma, Harvey
As Florida prepared for Hurricane Irma, Gov. Scott Walker signed an executive order on Friday which called on the Wisconsin National Guard to assist in emergency services and response efforts in the south. Hurricane Irma, initially labeleda Category 5 hurricane, barreled through the western coast of Florida on Sunday. Although forecasters originally predicted Irma to hit the eastern side of the state, the hurricane’s path changed, instead striking at areas less prepared for the storms.
Hillary Clinton touts importance of Supreme Court in UW-Madison visit
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton visited Madison Monday to discuss the importance of factoring in the Supreme Court nomination crisis into voters’ decisions for the next president of the United States. At Gordon’s Dining and Event Center on campus, Clinton talked to a room filled with invited guests about the problem President Barack Obama currently faces after his nomination of U.S. District Judge Merrick Garland to the U.S. Supreme Court several weeks ago.
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