There's more, but watch for a full announcement June 12, when the new center is formally dedicated. May 13-15 in Kansas City. Ismail Shariff and John Stoll are advisers. With Prof. Terry O'Grady he has arranged for a Fort Howard Hall recording session with Grateful Dead Drummer Mickey Hart and the Oneida tribal drummers. Students in Balsley's Recording and MIDI course will attend the session.
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Like all-star voting in sports, theatre fans get to choose their favorite actors and productions. Many of the eligible productions played the Weidner. Total minority enrollment rose slightly this year, and new initiatives show signs of promise, but much work remains to be done. The University's Leadership Council heard a status report last week regarding progress on Plan 2008 for diversity. Meanwhile, a Green Bay Press-Gazette article on Friday talked to students and others about campus diversity.