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experience. During the festival, the spotlight shines on over 800 acts, over 1,000 performances, 11 stages, delectable food and beverages and interactive activities, all in a world-class festival setting. For more details, visit Summerfest.com, Facebook. com/summerfest or Twitter: @Summerfest. Summerfest officials are excited to announce the lineup of headliners slated for JoJo’s Martini Lounge with Miller Lite during Summerfest’s 50th. Jo Jo’s Martini Lounge with Miller Lite will feature the following headliners:
Jo Jos Martini Lounge with Miller Lite mances by Foghat, Berlin, and more,” stated Don Smiley, Summerfest President and CEO. ”To keep the celebration going, we will carry over the retro feel of the day with some of our evening headliners on June 29th – Toto, Peter Wolf, Brian Setzer, and Hanson. Since 1968 we have hosted the best in the music business, and Throwback Thursday is certainly a day to reflect and reminisce,” Smiley added. About Pick ‘n Save Pick ‘n Save is the largest of four grocery banners of Roundy’s Supermarkets, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR). In its 42nd year and with over 100 locations throughout the state of Wisconsin, Pick ‘n Save is Wisconsin’s grocer, offering customers fresh products, restaurant quality prepared foods, meal ideas and food and beverage pairings at everyday low prices. Pick ‘n Save is where Wisconsin saves! About Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance Summerfest 2017 presented by American Family Insurance – the festival’s 50th edition – will take place June 28 – July 2 and July 4 – July 9 from noon until midnight and will be closed Monday, July 3. Following its 1968 debut, Summerfest has evolved into what is now recognized as “The World’s Largest Music Festival” and Milwaukee’s cornerstone summer celebration, hosting the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent and local favorites along with approximately 850,000 people from Milwaukee and around the world each year for an unforgettable live music
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ENTERTAINMENT Student Film and Video Festival May 12, 2017 7:00pm - 9:00pm 2200 E.Kenwood Blvd, Milwaukee, WI, 53211,
UWM Friday Night Figure-Drawing June 2, 2017 7:00pm - 10:00pm Art Building, Room 463 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd. MIlwaukee, WI, 53211, Peck School of the Arts
THE RESIDENCE INN: GREAT MODERN HOTEL NEAR ALL DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE EVENTS THIS FESTIVAL IS FREE FOR EVERYONE 8th Annual Zen Film Festival May 9, 2017 7:00pm - 9:00pm 2200 E.Kenwood Blvd, Milwaukee, WI, 53211, Student Involvement
As the Spring 2017The Semester draws Residence Inn is beautifully hotel that is minutes from Riverside Theater and Milwaukee Boat Line. This Draw the nude male or female figure from a variety of poses! Short Poses range to a close, join ushotel as we take a look at Harris is close to BMO Bradley Center and Milwaukee Art Museum. Located in downtown Milwaukee it from 1 minute to 25 minutes long. Non-instructional session. Open to artists of all some of the bodies of work from this has a number of amentities that makes your stay convient. eatured amenities include a 24-hour business center, skill levels! Bring your own supplies. Drawing horses are available. past semester, created bycheck-out, the students express and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Self parking (subject to charges) is available right here at the University of Wisconsin onsite. Upon entering the hotel lobby, you see a beautiful staircase, high ceilings and warm cookies. Whether – Milwaukee. you’re here for comfort andScreenings convenience while on business, pleasure or a city adventure, you will find Senior
Residence Inn is the perfect setting May 19, 2017for a memorable Milwaukee visit. Also, for those warmer days and night they are along the river and a great walkway to enjoy the 7:00pm - 9:00pm Milwaukee air. 2200 E.Kenwood Blvd, THIS FESTIVAL IS FREE FOR EVERYONE Each uniquely decorated guest WI, room offers featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers Milwaukee, 53211 A collection of student made short films and stovetops. Wired and wireless Internet Student Involvement access is complimentary, and LCD televisions with cable from the class Zen and the Art of Filmprogramming provide entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary making, which focuses on developing newspapers. With high ceiling the rooms even appears windows also ALL SCREENINGS ARE FREE FOR EVERY-more spacious. Big the artistic sensibility through the Zen give a great view. The mattress and pillows were comforatble and offers a good ONE art of practice and surrealism principles. night sleep. An event showcasing select films from These films are funny, odd, thoughtful, The staff offeredthea BFA friendly vibe graduati ng about seniorsthem in thewithout UWM being frightening, and most of all full of Zen. intrusive. Department of Film, Video, Animation, The staff will help with arragements. and parking New Genres. Join us in celebration Spring 2017 MFA Screening Grab a bite from a snack bar/deli, stayover in and take advantage work the course of May 21, 2017 72nd Student Film and Video Festival of their hard or of the hotel’s room service (during limited hours). Meet other 7:00pm - 9:00pm May 12, 2017 their time spent here with us at UWM guests and eat at a complimentary reception. and wishing them well as they move on UWM Union Cinema 7:00pm 9:00pm ABOVE PICTURES Hotel and lobby For more information Residence into the future. Inn Milwaukee Downtown 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd. UWM Union Cinema contact. by Marriott Milwaukee, WI, 53211 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., 648 N Plankinton Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53203 US Peck School of the Arts Milwaukee, WI, 53211 Reservations: 844-277-4716 www.residenceinn.marriott.com A showcase of the work from the MFA Celebrate the semester’s end with this juried showcase of the finest in film and Candidates of the UWM Department of video from the students of the UWM Department of Film, Video, Animation, and Film, Video, Animation, & New Genres. New Genres. Free & open to the public Presented by the Department’s student-run Professional Free & open to the public
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Uwm Named A Top Military-friendly Online School
By Kathy Quirk The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has been named a top militaryfriendly online school for 2017 by the SR Education Group, an education research publishing company based in Kirkland, Washington. The company selected 68 accredited universities offering online degrees and ranked them based on performance in four areas: military culture, online support, financial aid and scheduling flexibility. UWM is already a destination for students who’ve served in the military and educates more veterans than any other school in Wisconsin. Also, UWM is one of only three universities nationwide partnering with each of these three major veteran support initiatives: Upward Bound, the Pat Tillman Foundation Scholars program, and the Department of Veterans Affairs VetSuccess on Campus program. Each school rated by SR Education Group had to offer 10 or more online degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree level. SR Education group notes that UWM offers 16 undergraduate online degrees, more than 45 at the graduate level and 32 online certificate programs.
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Alysa Straub Named Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award Recipient Alysa Straub of the Milwaukee tennis team has been named the 2017 Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award recipient as the conference handed out its yearly honors at the championship banquet Thursday night. The Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award is named after the former Wright State coach who exemplified the values of the league and encouraged student-athletes to compete with sportsmanship. “This is a tremendous honor for Alysa, and she is certainly most deserving of this,” Milwaukee head coach Jeff Aranda said. “She has been a fantastic leader for us and has always been a great example, both on and off the court.” Straub just wrapped up an outstanding four-year career in the Black & Gold, graduating as one of the winningest players in program history. Her 148 career total wins and 77 career doubles wins both rank second most in Panther history, while her 71 singles win is tied for second. She also ranks fifth in career total winning percentage (.563) and 10th in career singles winning percentage (.559). This season alone, Straub posted 23 doubles wins and 18 singles victories. In fact, her 7-1 Horizon League record in doubles play at the No. 1 spot was tops in the conference. She was also named to the Horizon League All-Academic Team just last week Writers and was part of the Horizon League DoublesContributing Team of the Week earlier this season. David Louis UW News of zeroes and we busted loose with three panthermke.com or four hits in a row and put up some Callie Murphy crooked numbers. He worked ahead in FX Network the count, had a good slider going … he Advertising Manager did a good job.” Amanda Lewis The Panthers (16-25, 6-13 Horizon League) trailed the Golden Grizzlies Design Executive (10-31, Amanda7-12 LewisHorizon League) for the third dayPipkorn in a row, yet once again pulled Nathan out the victory to complete the weekend Tom Delgado conference sweep. Today the offense Editor-in-Chief was alsoCredits the star, scoring nine runs in the Photo fifth and sixth inning combined to open Explore Lacrosse up the contest. the PANTHER xpress is an Skip to content After watching the Brewers post a 4independent newspaper. We publish All Sections 3Search victory over the Braves, Schulfer (5-4) 5,000 copies and is distributed equaled the school record held by four throughout UWM and the East Side Wednesday, March 1, 2017 others (Aaron Sorenson, Eric Semmelof Milwaukee. UWM Report hack, Ben Stanczyk, Korey Keller). His 13th victim came against the final batter he faced to close out the seventh Online Presence Austin Schulfer tied the school record inning. www.thepantherxpress.com with 13 strikeouts and every starter in “We circle the one in Arizona against Follow us on Facebook All of our articles are focused to UWM the lineup had at least one hit as the Mil- the Brewers and circle this one for sure,” www.facebook.com/thepantherx- students. In each edition we have news, waukee baseball team toppled Oakland Doffek said about playing in Miller Park. press.com entertainment, opinions and sports. We University, 10-3, Sunday afternoon at “It’s really a joy to be able to get in here also have the biggest college employMiller Park. and it’s just a great experience.” Main number & Advertising ment section in the city. The PANTHER “It’s a pleasure to be able to get Schulfer K’d two batters in three of 414-659-6705 xpress is read weekly by UWM stuour guys in here and play in this venue the first four innings and got to nine dents, including graduate, professional, – it’s just an awesome experience,” Mil- when he struck out the side in the fifth. Email special faculty waukee head coach Scott Doffek said. He recorded No. 10 and 11 in the sixth info@thepantherxpress.com and employees of UWM. “Schulf came out with electric stuff, you and then made it a dozen with out numcould tell early on. He put up a couple ber one in the seventh. After a ground-
out, he whiffed Zach Sterry to end the seventh and put his name in the record book. Down 2-1, Milwaukee batted around in the fifth to take momentum, sending 11 batters to the plate in scoring five runs on six hits. Chris Kelly tied the game at 2-2 and Trevor Schwecke’s double drove in a pair and made it 4-2. John Boidanis and Ian Ross each came up clutch with two-out base hits that knocked in runs. It was more in the sixth. The team again batted around, with the merry-goround producing RBI’s from Ben Chally (2-RBI double), Boidanis and Mike Jordahl. Kelly led the 14-hit attack with a 3for-5 day, scoring twice. Chally was 2for-4 with 2 RBI and three runs scored, while Boidanis and Jordahl recorded identical 2-for-4/2 RBI lines. Schwecke added a tremendous diving catch to keep Oakland off the board for out No. 3 in the third, laying out into center field with a tremendous effort. Jake Sommers pitched the final two frames, also adding another record. He fanned four more, giving the UWM staff 17 strikeouts for the day to break the team mark of 16. UWM will get one day off before hitting the road next, traveling to play Illinois State Tuesday. Game time is set for 4:30 p.m
WHAT: GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OF THE BLACK CULTURAL CENTER AT UW-MADISON WHEN: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 WHERE: Red Gym, 716 Langdon St., first floor CONTACT: Gabe Javier, assistant dean of students and interim director of the Multicultural Student Center, 608-2652480, gabe.javier@wisc.edu. DETAILS: Throughout the day, the Black Cultural Center (BCC) will host drop-in events and gatherings that celebrate the contributions of black culture to the Wisconsin Experience. All events are open to the public and the media. 8:30-9:30 a.m.: Bagels at the BCC 10-11 a.m.: Visual Timeline walkthrough with Harvey Long, a doctoral student who researches the history of black students at UW-Madison 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.: Lunch and Learn, featuring the premiere of the short film “Voices” by Marquise Mays 2:30-4 p.m.: Coffee break and Adinkra printmaking with Wheelhouse Studios 5 p.m.: Student Showcase featuring University Gospel Choir, ROOTZ AfroCaribbean Dance Group, First Wave scholars and the National Pan-Hellenic Council Unity Step 6 p.m.: Panel of alumni, activists and elders 7:30 p.m.: Community meal
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style your sleep space USING BOLD COLORS Nuetrals, black and white and pastels are for those who just can’t handle the bold new look of using color. And gold is the new neon for accenting. Creating rooms with a using blues, teals and deep purples adds richness, fun and an urban feel to each room. The top right photo has a bold teal bed with 2 gold puffs that compliment each other and gives and morracean flavor. Two mirrors from Howard Elliott bring even more texture and richness to the room. The accessories of the vases on the table from CB2 tie the colors all together. Add a canvas print from Oliver Gal and Kichler gold chandiler for a perfect room for the person who loves texture, and old world richness. The mens room is simple, yet powerful with a vibrant blue walls. The plaid comforter from Bed Bath and Beyond (ink + ivy) has the same blue running through. Perfection. Deep purple with walls and a mixture of pattern and art from Art.com gives this room the urban artist feel. Umbra’s art and jewlery holders add modern touches everywhere. The white flowers bring texture to the walls. Umbra’s pieces pair modern pieces with function. All the bold paint was provided by lowes. Valspar brand.
WHERE TO BUY UPPER Mirrors Howard Elliott howardelliott.com Light Kichler kichler.com Vases CB2 CB2.com Canvas print Oliver Gal olivergal.com WHERE TO BUY ABOVE Bedding bedbathandbeyond.com
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Paint lowes.com
For more information on design email mhl@wi.rr.com
Flower wall art Umbra Umbra.com WHERE TO BUY BOTTOM Clock Wall Magnetic & Pin Board White Jewelry Box Leaf jewelry holder umbra.com Paint & Storage lowes.com
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