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Bryce Barnes of Chicago, Ill., has signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball for the Milwaukee Panthers, it was officially announced today.

“I am excited about his passion for the University and for Milwaukee basketball,” head coach LaVall Jordan said. “His character and values are right in line with our basketball program and the type of young man we want to recruit. Bryce is an excellent student and a quality young man. As a player, he adds athleticism to our roster. I am excited about what he brings to the table defensively. As a leader and teammate, I think he is somebody that the guys will love having in the locker room.”

Barnes, a 5-foot, 10-inch point guard who becomes Jordan’s first signed recruit, was a four-year varsity player and threeNLI>>page 16

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IS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND TODAY! Big Wave Surfer Paige Alms Recovers From Injury to Surf Some of the Best Waves of Her Life; Making History and Breaking Down Barriers in an Industry Riddled by Gender Inequities Along the Way The Wave I Ride: The Paige Alms Story, a 70-minute documentary chronicling a year in the life of Alms, is now available on all major on demand platforms. The first full-length film from award-winning filmmaker Devyn Bisson, The Wave I Ride is an inspiring look behind the scenes of women’s big wave surfing, showing the key ingredients needed to succeed in a death-defying male-dominated sport: determination, courage, perseverance, humility and grace.

Starring Alms, The Wave I Ride also features a who’s who of the world’s top professional surfers including current World Champions Greg Long and Carissa Moore, as well as, Keala Kennelly who recently made history winning the WSL Big Wave’s Best Barrel Award against all men. The film is rounded out with a mix of breathtaking Hawaii scenery and a mesmerizing soundtrack from Matt Costa.

The Wave I Ride is available exclusively digitally on all major on demand platforms, including Amazon Instant Video, Comcast’s Xfinity TV, Google Play, iTunes, Sony PlayStation Store, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS, Vudu and Xbox Video.

To learn more, visit: www.thewaveiride.com. Follow along on social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewaveiride, Twitter: @TheWaveIRide, Instagram: @thewaveiride and start the conversation with #TheWaveIRide The Wave I Ride was made possible by: SOS Shapes, Hali’i by Harriet, Dakine, GoPro, Kill Cliff, Pakaloha Bikinis, Patagonia, Salt Gypsy, Sanuk, World Surf League and Xcel.

About Paige Alms Paige Alms grew up on the island of Maui, where the spirit of Aloha was planted in her heart. The water quickly became a part of her everyday life, taking up the sport of surfing at age nine. With Paige’s fearlessness and perseverance, along with one

of the world’s best big-wave surf spots in her backyard, it was inevitable that she’d begin to conquer these monsters.

Today, at age 27, Paige has become Maui’s big-wave ambassador, living her humble life dedicated to her passion. In 2015, Paige became the first woman to get barreled at Jaws for which she won the Women’s Overall Performance honor at the WSL Big Wave Awards and an ESPY nomination. Alongside her incredible accomplishments, Paige leads her life with a shining heart, smile, and spirit, one we were grateful for the opportunity to document.

About Devyn Bisson Devyn Bisson is an international award-winning documentary filmmaker, and the chief storyteller at Hues of Blue Stories. Her debut feature film, The Wave I Ride explores the raw human experience, igniting audience members to look within their own story. Diving deeper is a theme of Bisson’s artistic expression she believes her lifeguarding career brought into her craft. Bisson says, “Whether it’s physically aiding those in immediate danger or inspiring people to courageously live their most authentic life, there is no difference.” www.huesofblue.com About FILMBUFF FilmBuff is an award-winning full-service global sales and distribution company, with a focus on delivering high quality, compelling film and video to targeted audiences. Founded in 2007, FilmBuff consistently introduces audiences to the best in independent film, including Oscar-nominated EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP, Sundance Audience Award winner, SENNA, Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner, THE HOUSE I LIVE IN, Jared Leto’s ARTIFACT, Adam Carolla’s ROAD HARD, THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY, BURT’S BUZZ, SPRING, and many others. Offering a comprehensive array of services and solutions for today’s evolving media landscape, FilmBuff partners with creative filmmakers, publishers and brand marketers to reach, engage and inspire viewers around the world. Connect with FilmBuff at www.FilmBuff.com and @FilmBuff.

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Iconic Food Truck Becomes A New MidEastern Restaurant Opening on Milwaukees East Side After more than 25 years in business, The Halal Guys, New York City’s iconic food cart and most Yelped restaurant, is building out highly successful brick-andmortar locations throughout the United States. The fast casual concept, known for its never-ending lines and a menu offering a mix of various Middle Eastern dishes, has already been well received in Dallas, Chicago and Southern California. This May, residents of Milwaukee will be able to nosh on the same legendary gyro sandwiches, chicken-and-rice platters, all topped with the famous white and hot sauces. The first location is anticipated to launch early to mid-May at 3133 N Oakland Ave on the East Side of Milwaukee.

“We are honored and beyond excited to open Wisconsin’s very first The Halal Guys,” said Dustin LeFebvre, Operating Partner. “Milwaukee is a thriving foodie area and our loyal fans will no longer have to smuggle it back on a plane from New York City or drive all the way to Chi- MILWAUKEE IS A THRIVING FOODIE cago to enjoy this savory, mouth-watering AREA AND OUR LOYAL FANS WILL NO and addictive food. We selected N Oakland LONGER HAVE TO SMUGGLE IT BACK Avenue due to its East Side location and ON A PLANE FROM NEW YORK CITY proximity to The University of Wisconsin OR DRIVE ALL THE WAY TO CHICAGO at Milwaukee. We are close to downtown TO ENJOY THIS SAVORY, MOUTH-WAand the third ward, and easily accessible TERING AND ADDICTIVE FOOD. to fans in the surrounding metro area. Not only will this be a delectable lunch and dinner destination, but we also listened to our college fans and late night enthusiasts, and will be opening late to cure those after-hours cravings.” said Ravit Ansal, who is the Managing Partner.

The Halal Guys aim to be different and encourage patrons across America to ditch burgers for something unique. They pride themselves on only using highquality products like their chicken, which has never been frozen and is marinated and seasoned overnight, then cooked and chopped on the grill and served directly to their plate to ensure a crave worthy meal that’s piping hot. The Halal Guys’ mission is to ensure that every customer leaves happy, with a smile on their face and a satisfaction that brings them back repeatedly.

The Halal Guys have already seen a lot of traction and positive response on social media. Grand Opening is set for May 14th”, however doors will be open to general public starting May 9th as part of their soft launch.

For updates on the Milwaukee location follow them on Facebook or on Instagram @thehalalguysmilwaukee About The Halal Guys: The Halal Guys grew from its humble beginnings as a food cart on the streets of New York City to a global icon known as the largest American halal street food concept in the world. This Manhattan-based landmark was created by three likeminded men from Egypt who came to America in search of a lucrative life. When the founders noticed many cab drivers in New York were looking for a place to buy meals in Manhattan, they created their first food cart and quickly grew into a leading tourist and native New Yorker destination for American Halal fare. In 2013, The Halal Guys were ranked the most popular food truck reviewed on FourSquare and the third most Yelped restaurant in the United States in 2014.

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Noah A Hit With Uwms “Daily Show” Fans Comedian and “Daily Show” host Trevor Noah perform sat the Milwaukee Theatre Saturday April 16th.

By Graham Kilmer Longtime “Daily Show” fan Julia Koster wasn’t going to miss this one.

Koster was among the hundreds who caught new “Daily Show” host Trevor Noah’s stand-up comedy act at the Milwaukee Theatre Saturday, April 16.

“It’s super exciting that we get someone like Trevor Noah,” Koster said. “He’s known worldwide and has this huge platform.”

Sponsored by UWM’s Campus Activities Board, Noah’s act was free for students, and some 1,100 attended despite its off-campus location. For freshman accounting and finance major Victor Marin, who attended with a large group of friends, the Noah show was a chance to stretch his legs in the city.

“It’s something different,” Marin said. “It’s nice to just get out of campus, because we do most of our stuff in campus.”

Bushra Fathima, a senior biomedical sciences major, said Noah was a great choice for a UWM performance. “He makes everyone kind of introspective,” said Fathima, who snagged a seat among the front few rows what they’re talking about, “and see how we’re not worrying about the rest of the world.”

Koster said the Noah show was an example of UWM “moving in the right direction,” coming in the wake of several high-profile political events at UWM. “It says a lot about the student body as well,” Koster said, “in that we’re craving knowledge, so we want intelligent people who are making big moves here at UWM.” Uwm.edu.news

Uwm Earns National Sustainability Award

By Alex Vagelatos The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee just became only the second Wisconsin postsecondary school to receive a U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Award.

Chancellor Mark Mone announced the award Friday, April 22 – Earth Day – and noted it was emblematic of UWM’s “organic” approach to sustainability and health and wellness.

“This has never been a top-down initiative,” Mone told an audience of UWM faculty, staff and administrators who are involved in the school’s sustainability and environmental efforts. “It has always been due to the hard work of many dedicated people at UWM.” Kate Nelson, UWM’s chief sustainability officer, said the award was based on UWM’s high achievement in three key areas: reducing environmental impact and costs; improving the health and wellness of students and staff; and providing effective environmental and sustainability education, incorporating STEM, civic skills and green career pathways.

“The Department of Education was very impressed with UWM’s efforts in combining health and wellness, curriculum and research,” Nelson said.

No other UW System school has received the award since its inception in 2012, and the only other Wisconsin recipient has been Western Technical College in La Crosse.

Nelson said the education department was particularly impressed with a number of UWM initiatives from the past few years. UWM has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions at all sites by 10 percent and made a large investment in a bicycle-sharing system, resulting in the 2015 placement of six Bublr Bikes stations around campus.

“They were also impressed with our Master of Sustainable Peacebuilding program,” Nelson said. That program prepares graduates for careers in government and the nonprofit and private sectors, concentrating on human development, resource stewardship and conflict resolution.

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Students worked with architect Joshua Prince-Ramus in person and via Skype on ideas for Milwaukee’s downtown post office.

AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECT, UWM STUDENTS REIMAGINE POST OFFICE

By Kathy Quirk Every two years, the School of Architecture & Urban Planning awards the Marcus Prize, a top prize in international architecture, to an up-and-coming architect. Joshua Prince-Ramus, this year’s winner, is founding principal and president of REX in New York. The Huffington Post called him “one of the five greatest architects under 50,” and he was listed among “The 20 Essential Young Architects” by “ICON” magazine.

This semester, Prince-Ramus and UWM students have been working to reimagine the installation of a new hybrid function for the downtown Milwaukee post office, 341 W. St. Paul Ave., which is scheduled for eventual redevelopment.

Matt Jarosz, adjunct professor and director of the Historic Preservation Institute, and Gil Snyder, associate professor of architecture, discuss Prince-Ramus and this year’s project.

Q. What is going on in the studio and how is Joshua Prince-Ramus involved?

A. Jarosz: We wanted to choose a Marcus Award winner who would not hesitate at the idea of working with an existing building or structure. We wanted someone who felt that adaptive reuse of midcentury modern buildings can form an important part of an architect’s portfolio of work and can also play an important part of educating architects. In the last century, the norm was to take buildings away and start over. Now we are saying that sustainability and sensitivity to the environment are not just a passing fad. People like old buildings that offer a sense of history and texture.

Q. Why choose the post office?

A. Jarosz: Joshua asked to work on an iconic Milwaukee building that was not much loved. The old post office couldn’t have been a better candidate.

It’s enormous. The students had the opportunity to dig into the history of the place and why it looks the way it does. Another happy occurrence was that Kendall Breunig offered us first-floor space at the Pritzlaff Building (near the post office), a convenient location for scouting the site and for enhancing our interaction with professionals.

Q. How does the size of the building affect plans?

A. Jarosz: In some ways its bigness has been the problem. Developers wanted to buy it 20 or 30 years

ago and demolish it, but it can’t be demolished because of subsoil problems and other issues. Now we have a developer out of Chicago (R2 Companies and Poskly Holdings, which bought the building in October 2015), and they are definitely going down the path of adaptive re-use.

Q. Will the ideas that the students come up with in the design studio actually happen? The developer and the city have mentioned in the media what they are thinking about.

A. Jarosz: We’ve been communicating with the current owners and they obviously have an interest in what we’re doing. They have not sponsored the studio in any way, but they’ve been generous in letting us use it as a study model and wander around inside. They’re planning to come in May to see our presentation.

Snyder: While it’s speculative, it’s really the intention of the studio to present an entirely plausible scenario. Look at all the other studies the school has done through Community Design Solutions and on the rapid transit connection (a bus route bePart of the prize, which is tween downtown Milwaukee and the Milwaufunded by the Marcus Corp., kee Regional Medical Center). The studio is tryprovides an architectural design ing to be a leader in the community in exploring studio involving the architect, the idea of adaptive reuse of historic buildings.

UWM students and faculty We have a history of engaging with the commumembers. nity and examining possibilities.

The Seattle Library, a Joshua Q. How are Prince-Ramus and the stuPrince-Ramus project. dents reimagining the building?

A. Snyder: One of the things Prince-Ramus is really interested in is having a complete and total understanding of the client’s functional program and using that to integrate the organization of the building’s internal spaces, and in turn, to motivate design invention. He has challenged the students to design a “Strategostructure.” The idea is to make a civic cultural center out of the post office – one that includes a performance theater, museum, library and multiplex, all sharing the newly adapted armature of the existing building. It can easily become an iconic, mixed-use destination at the heart of the city.

Jarosz: Rather than being a passive receiver of urban decisions from developers, architects need to get ahead of the discussion so we can end up with places and spaces that are more meaningful. That’s at the heart of this studio. The students are having a fabulous experience. Joshua has been generous with his time. It’s just been a great opportunity for them.

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Taking The High Road Can Be Hard … BUT IT’S WORTH IT Many people have been in relationships that seem impossible. They feel trapped and vulnerable. Whether it be financial dependence, kids or a host of other reasons, they feel that divorcing themselves from this situation in a way that doesn’t leave them broken, living in a box under a bridge is simply a dream.

Most of the time it is the person’s bad choices that got them in to this predicament so they feel even more despondent. Add to this a partner who is vindictively trying to make their life a living hell and they have a recipe for depression, anger, suicide and a bevy of other states of mind that aren’t the healthiest.

There are several ways a person can react to this unbearable situation. The first, and most childish, way to react is retaliation. As a Chinese philosopher once said, “Man who seek revenge better dig two graves.” Retaliation has so many downsides that they are too numerous to mention.

The most important concept to realize is that you are generally mostly doing this to yourself. The yuck you feel from cheating or breaking things is something that will stay Autonomy with you much longer than the temporary high you felt attempting to hurt the other What a great word. It person. The universe has a very good way of basically describes the end doling out punishment organically. In other game of every man. Guys words, what goes around comes around. are too stupid to know this You must believe this. The important thing is not to be so focused on revenge that you but what they really want is put your goodness on hold. freedom. Men are hedonists.

The second, and more preferable, way They don’t want much to deal with this crazy situation is to take responsibility but want carnal the high road. It seems almost impossible when someone is literally spitting in your pleasures. face, but it is almost always doable. Much Autonomy, unfortunately, as retaliation has negatives too numerous to cannot be bought. If it is mention, being honorable has positives too bought by the government or numerous to mention.

Taking the high road brings clarity. No by a rich relative, it cheapens longer can your partner blame all their woes the feeling. A man has to earn on your bad behavior because you are acting his place. Without this, he is calm and rational. They are fighting with less than a man. This is simply themselves when you refuse to partake. the truth and everyone should Taking the high road proves to yourself that even in times of chaos and uncertainty adjust to it. you can handle yourself with respect and Once you have the feeling dignity. This helps your decision making of overcoming obstacles, you and your confidence. become battle ready and don’t Most importantly, if you have done have patience for whiners. You everything you can to do your part in the relationship, you can walk away knowing are a Jedi.

Autonomy is a beautiful you tried your best and that you rose above a horrible situation. You can also be state. No one wants to be tied confident that you know how to deal with to the man. It is unnatural. adversity in the future.

We want to be either, walking Your next mate is going to want to find out how you handled the last situation and in the cornfields or shopping if it looks childish and ugly they’re going rodeo drive. to walk. Handling yourself with class will The bottom line is that we win the hearts of many future mates… at want to be tied to as little as least the quality one’s.

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MILWAUKEE NAMES Lavall Jordan MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH Former Butler University student-athlete and assistant coach LaVall Jordan, who has spent the last six seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Michigan, has been named Milwaukee’s men’s basketball coach. Jordan, a native of Albion, Michigan, who is regarded as one of the top assistant coaches in the country, helped the Wolverines to five NCAA Tournament berths, including a national runner-up finish in 2013, during his tenure at Michigan.

“I am thrilled to welcome LaVall, his wife, Destinee, and their children to the Milwaukee family,” Milwaukee Director of Athletics Amanda Braun said. “LaVall has impeccable character and integrity and he has been a winner both as a player and as a coach. Widely regarded as an excellent recruiter, LaVall also has a proven track record in player development. This is an exciting day for Milwaukee basketball.”

16654In six seasons at Michigan, Jordan has worked under head coach John Beilein, who is regarded as one of the brightest and most innovative minds in the game. With Jordan on staff, the Wolverines compiled a 143-70 (.671) record and won at least one NCAA Tournament game four times in six seasons. In 2012-13, Jordan helped the program to a 31-8 overall record and a NCAA Runner-Up finish and one year later, Michigan compiled a 28-9 ledger and reached the NCAA Elite Eight.

A former guard himself at Butler, Jordan’s tutelage helped develop Trey Burke into a 2013 NBA Draft pick and the Consensus National Player of the Year and a Consensus All-American.

“I would like to thank Amanda Braun and Chancellor Mone for giving me the opportunity to serve as the head coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,” Jordan said. “I am extremely excited about the potential for this program. There is a proud tradition of success at Milwaukee and our goal is to consistently compete for championships in the Horizon League. I cannot wait to get started.”

Before his tenure at Michigan, Jordan spent three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Iowa and four seasons, including three as an assistant coach, at his alma mater, Butler. He helped the Bulldogs to a 29-7 record in 2006-07 and the team reached the NCAA Sweet 16 that season before falling to eventual national champion, Florida.

Jordan’s coaching pedigree is impressive to say the least. He played under current Butler Director of Athletics Barry Collier and current Ohio State head coach Thad Matta, Todd Lickliter, and at Butler also worked alongside current Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens.

Prior to embarking on his coaching career Jordan starred at Butler from 19982001, helping the Bulldogs to three conference tournament titles and a pair of Midwestern Collegiate Conference regular-season crowns. He participated in four consecutive postseason tournaments and with a 79-63 victory over Wake Forest in 2001, helped Butler to its first NCAA tournament victory in 39 years.

A two-time All-MCC performer, Jordan was named the league’s tournament MVP in 2001. He helped Butler to 91 victories in four years and graduated as the winningest player in program history.

A 2001 graduate of Butler, Jordan played professional basketball in Europe and in the National Basketball Developmental League before beginning his coaching career.

What They�re Saying About LaVall Jordan 16655”Milwaukee has made a fabulous hire. I knew within the first few months of coaching with Val that he is a rising star and would make an outstanding coach one day. He will have a terrific impact on the Milwaukee program immediately as well as in the future. We will miss Val, Destinee and their family, but we will also be rooting for them and the Panthers every step of the way.” –John Beilein, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, University of Michigan “Milwaukee hit a home run in LaVall Jordan. I’ve always counted myself blessed to have worked with LaVall at Butler. He has a great feel for the game, has outstandcoach>>page 16

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Point guard from Chicago signs with Panthers year varsity starter at Bogan Prep in Chicago. As a senior, he led his team to a 20-8 record and a spot in the 2016 IHSA Boys Basketball Sectional Finals.

A two-year team captain for the Bengals, he averaged 13.4 points, 5.5 assists, 2.4 steals and 2.7 rebounds per game his final season on his way to earning Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Class 3A/4A Third-Team All-State honors.

In addition, he was named Third Team Chicago Sun-Times All-City as well as First-Team All-City CPS. He netted a season-high 38 points in a game against John Marshall back in December and helped Bogan earn a CPS City Championship in 2015 and a Red South Conference Championship in 2014. As a junior, the team went 23-7 overall while Barnes averaged 9.4 points, 2.9 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 steals per contest.

Barnes also played for the Mac Irvin Fire on the AAU circuit and was the co-winner of its Summer Award for “Most-Improved Player” in Illinois from the class of 2016. He averaged 16.6 points per game in the regular season and topped that with a 19.6 ppg average at the Nike Peach Jam. In the classroom, Barnes holds a 5.0 grade point average on a 5-point scale.

He is described as “a tough, strong and competitive point guard who provides an on-the-ball defensive presence” by the Chicago Sun-Times and was ranked as one of the top seniors in Illinois according to www.getbucketsillinois.com. mkepanthers.com

Laurie CONTINUES PROFESSIONAL Bell CAREER IN SWEDEN Former Panther All-American Laurie Bell has taken his soccer talents back overseas, signing a professional contract last week with Karlslunds IFHFK, a team that competes in the Swedish Second Division.

“The chance to play in Sweden came out of nowhere and it’s all happened very quickly. I grew up with ambitions to play in Europe, so when I got the offer from Karlslunds I said yes, hopped on a plane and so far everything has been brilliant,” Bell said, after playing all 90 minutes in his first game with the new team.

Bell signed a one year contract with the club after spending some time at home in England awaiting new professional opportunities and playing for the semi-pro side Hyde United. His new club is based in the city of Örebro in central Sweden.

“It’s a great club with some old traditions, including crazy locker room celebrations, which I experienced after our win on the weekend,” Bell said. “And Örebro is a beautiful new city to live in and explore. Some of my happiest footballing years have been in America though. Milwaukee still feels like a second home and a truly special college experience at UWM put me on a path to my first professional season with the Tulsa Roughnecks. So I will always keep one eye open for future footballing opportunities in the States too!”

Bell was a First-Team All-American at Milwaukee as a junior and was named a Senior CLASS Award Second-Team All-American in 2014 in addition to being named an Academic All-American for the second year in a row. The 2013 Horizon League Player of the Year and First-Team All-American overcame a slow start following an injury to still be recognized by the Horizon League coaches in 2014, becoming just the third UWM men’s soccer player to earn all-league first-team honors three times in a career.

He began his professional career in March of 2015, signing with the Tulsa Roughnecks of the USL, making six starts in 22 games played on the season. mkepanthers.com coach<<page 15

ing relationships with his players and co-workers and understands the importance of the basketball program representing its school well, on and off, the court.” – Brad Stevens, Head Coach, Boston Celtics “LaVall Jordan is a rising star in coaching. He is a terrific teacher, an expert recruiter, and an excellent tactician. LaVall learned it and lived it the Butler Way and was an integral part of Michigan’s success. He is a class individual in every respect.

Milwaukee has a great one in LaVall Jordan.” – Jay Bilas, ESPN Analyst “Coach LaVall had a big influence on me and was a big part of my growth when I first got to Michigan. He played a major role in helping me get to where I am today.

He allowed me to see the floor at a higher level. He is one of the best coaches I have ever had an opportunity to play for as far as the insight he gave me and allowed my game to grow. It’s great to see a person like Coach Val get an opportunity like this. I am sure he will make the most of it. I am so happy for him. God is good and it’s great to see what he’s doing in Coach Val’s life. He’s a great leader and they are getting a great guy.” – Trey Burke, former University of Michigan guard and current Utah Jazz guard “Coach Val was one of my favorite coaches I’ve ever played for. His knowledge of the game is very high and he has an unbelievable ability to teach. As far as skill development goes, I’ve never had a coach who was able to teach me things offensively and defensively with the detail he used. I’m so happy for Coach and his family because I know he is very deserving of a head coaching job. Milwaukee is getting a great coach, but an even better person. I’m confident he will have great success with his new team!” – Nik Stauskas, former University of Michigan guard and current Philadelphia 76ers guard. mkepanthers.com 16 the PANTHER xpress May 2016

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Visitor Services Assistant (VA) The Be� y Brinn Children's Museum is seeking enthusias�c part-�me staff members to join our Visitor Services team (15-20 hours per week).

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