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Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance is excited to announce that The Weeknd, with special guest to be announced, will headline the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on Saturday, July 7, 2018. This will be the first time The Weeknd has performed at Summerfest. Tickets go on sale Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. CST at Summerfest.com and Ticketmaster.com and include admission to Summerfest. Starting off his career anonymously, The Weeknd first broke into the music scene with the 2011 mixtape House of Balloons. That was followed by the 2013 studio album Kiss Land and the widely recognized Beauty Behind the Madness, which earned him two GRAMMY Awards in 2015, an RIAA triple-platinum certification for cumulative sales in excess of 3 million, 20 RIAA certifications from tracks alone with “The Hills” (9x-platinum), “Can’t Feel My Face” (7x-platinum), “Often” (3xplatinum), “In The Night” (2x-platinum), and “Acquainted” (platinum). “Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)” (5x-platinum) even garnered The Weeknd his first ever Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song. In 2016, The Weeknd released his fourth full-length album Starboy (2x-platinum), which quickly rose to No. 1 in 90 countries and broke the global streaming record all in less than one week. Starboy (2x-platinum) currently has 13 RIAA certifications with Starboy (5x-platinum), I Feel it Coming (3x-platinum), Reminder (platinum), Die For You (platinum) and Party Monster (platinum). The Weeknd recently wrapped his Starboy: Legend of the Fall 2017 World Tour. Tickets for The Weeknd can also be purchased at the Summerfest Box Office in person, Ticketmaster Ticket Centers, select Walmart stores, and by phone at 1.800.745.3000 (live Ticketmaster Agent) or 1.866.448.7849 (“Ticketmaster Express” automated phone line). Patrons may also utilize “ticketfast” at Ticketmaster. com to print barcoded concert tickets from home. Convenience fees may be added to all purchases. About Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance Following its 1968 debut, Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance 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 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. Summerfest 2018 takes place June 27-July 1 and July 3-8, 2018, closed on July 2. For more details, visit Summerfest.com, Facebook. com/summerfest or Twitter: @Summerfest

MUSIC<<page 1 Take in the biggest names in country music over four days, with helicopter and thrill rides, camping, food, specialty vendors and late-night entertainment available.

Country USA – Oshkosh

Cheer on some of today’s hottest headliners at one of the nation’s top country music and camping festivals. Special VIP and reserved seating, a marketplace and concessions will be available throughout the five-day event.

Driftless Music Festival – Viroqua

A day of concerts in a local park will feature jazz, swing, bluegrass, zydeco and other genres.

Eaux Claires – Eau Claire

This two-day, multi-stage fest offers live music in several genres, both performance and visual art, food and camping.

HarborPark Jazz, Rhythm & Blues Festival – Kenosha

Enjoy distinguished jazz and blues groups performing along the shores of Lake Michigan at this one-day fest.

Hodag Country Music Festival – Rhinelander

Come to the Northwoods for four days of top country music stars, on-site camping, vendors and a statewide band contest.

Lifest – Oshkosh

Wisconsin’s largest Christian music festival offers 150 acts on seven stages, entertainment, games, fireworks, worship services, swimming and pottery workshops.

Metro Jam – Manitowoc

National and regional acts with a variety of music styles will perform at this twoday, free-admission event.

Midwest Acoustic Music Festival – Elkhart Lake

Check out some of the best acoustic artists in the region at this one-day event.

Mile of Music - Appleton

Appleton’s downtown, an amazing mile of walkable and hospitable experiences, serving up Americana music at it’s very best. From roots and indie rock to country,

soul, jazz and folk. Hands on family friendly music education experiences too. The best part is it’s all free.

Porterfield Country Music Festival – Marinette

Bask in nine whole days of performances by top Nashville recording stars at Green’s Green Acres Campground, with camping and concessions available.

Prairie Dog Blues Festival – Prairie du Chien

Blues bands, from regional to internationally renowned acts, will perform at this two-day event offering concessions, on-site camping and a hotel shuttle.

Rock Fest – Cadott

Enjoy the best of rock music, food and camping over four days in northwestern Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley.

Summerfest – Milwaukee

The world’s largest music festival offers 11 days of top-notch musical entertainment on 13 stages, along with good food, comedians, a children’s play area, daily demonstrations and activities, and amusement park rides.

Summer Set Music & Camping Festival – Somerset

Dozens of performers will party out the summer season over three days in Wisconsin’s northwest.

Voices of Peace Gospel Music Fest – Hilbert

Nearly 20 performing groups will play two days of country, bluegrass and southern gospel music. Food and refreshments will be available.

Willard Polka Fest – Willard

This one’s indoors, but we couldn’t resist including some polka music! Enjoy three days of bands and dancing at the local community center, with campsites available nearby.

Willow River Blues & Brews Fest – New Richmond

Part of a large annual art and craft fair, this fest offers two days of live blues music and handcrafted beer and wine.

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‘SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’ STAR LESLIE JONES TO HEADLINE COMEDY BASH By John Schumacher “Saturday Night Live” star Leslie Jones will be the headliner for this year’s Comedy Bash, sponsored by UWM’s Campus Activities Board. The show will be at 7 p.m. April 26 at the Miller High Life Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Ave. A head shot of Leslie Jones. Leslie Jones Jones was hired as a writer for “Saturday Night Live” in 2014, but quickly attracted attention with her brash and hilarious appearances on the show. She officially joined the cast full-time the next year. She scored a starring gig in movies in the all-female 2016 reboot of “Ghostbusters,” where she played alongside Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig and Kate McKinnon. Jones maintains a career as a standup comedian, with a boisterous presence on Twitter. She’s also a huge fan of the Olympics, drawing attention with her over-the-top fandom. Students can pick up a free ticket at the Student Union Information Desk starting on Monday, April 9. They can buy up to two additional tickets for $20 each. Faculty, staff and alumni can purchase two tickets for $20 each. UWM ID is required. Previous Comedy Bashes featured Nick Offerman and Trevor Noah.

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MAM After Dark Fri, April 20, 7–11 PM Oh là là. Quiet clubbing goes Parisian! From silent swing to a quiet can can, everyone’s favorite event is being served up with a French twist. Three DJs will compete for your ears, as you don the light up headphones that let you choose what music sets the mood you want, as the rest of the Paris-inspired evening keeps your eyes, tastebuds, creative spirit, and dancing shoes busy. Take in a Wild Card tour with Alliance Francaise of Designing Paris: The Posters of Jules Chéret (8 and 10 p.m.). Learn wicked French phrases. Stop at the DIY area and create your own vintage French postcard. Strike a pose in the fantastical photo booth. Make your mark on a giant house of cards. Sip a stylish signature cocktail. Win yourself prizes on an art scavenger hunt in the galleries. Or hit the dance floor with wireless headphones over your beret. You can even make the evening one to remember by booking prix fixe dining (67:30 p.m.) for someone special or worldly Team Trivia (8-11 p.m) for your cleverest crew (advanced reservations required) #mamafterdark 2018 PRICES GENERAL ADMISSION: $14 at the door | $12 in advance | FREE for Milwaukee Art Museum Members Get in FREE for a whole year—join today! Memberships start at just $35! Join Today! ADVANCE TICKETS Available now until Thurs, March 22 at 5 p.m. (Advance Member tickets available online with donor id; number allotted depends on your membership level: Dual/Family = 2, Individual/ Student = 1. Member must be present at check-in.)

SVRA Spring Vintage Festival Weekend May 18 - 20 Road America’s SVRA Spring Vintage Festival Weekend kicks-off the start of a summer full of racing featuring exciting wheel-to-wheel action from vintage and historical cars. Over 200 participants are expected to race in 11 separate groups, from production and grand touring cars to sports racers, prototypes and formula cars. The weekend event will offer race groups for all SVRA classes including Formula 5000, Formula Ford, Sports Racing and production sports cars from marques such as Lotus, Alfa Romeo, Jaguar, Porsche and Corvette principally from the ’50s, ’60s and ‘70s will be on track. Two Enduro races are also on the schedule. New to this event is the Mazda Miata Heritage Cup. This new race class offers a new “entry Point” to vintage racing. The Mazda Miata Heritage Cup will run in a distinct race and race group made up of first generation 1.6-liter spec Miatas of 1990 to 1993 vintage. This new race class offers a new “entry point” to vintage racing.

Spring Into Elkhart Lake

Spring is in! Time to dust off those golf clubs, bring out the shorts and get out of the house. The trees and flowers are blooming, the sun is shining and an Elkhart Lake vacation is calling your name. Plan a weekend with the girls full of pampering and self indulgence. Spend time at Aspira Spa or practicing your golf swing at Quit Qui Oc Golf Course. There is nothing quite like watching the natural beauty of Elkhart Lake come back to life! Spring Getaways Say goodbye to winter and hello SPRING! The trees and flowers are blooming, the sun is shining and Elkhart Lake is calling your name. Plan a weekend with friends, family or just the two of you to shake that cabin fever. Practice your golf swing, spice up your summer style and break in those walking shoes. There is nothing quite like the natural beauty of Elkhart Lake in the springtime.

MotoAmerica Series presents the Dunlop Championship at Road America June 1 - 3 The fast and flowing 4-mile natural road course at Road America will serve as the theater of war as the MotoAmerica Series presents the Dunlop Championship at Road America featuring the Motul Superbike Doubleheader. One of the most exciting and challenging tracks on the MotoAmerica (AMA/FIM) calendar, this annual two-wheel celebration draws huge crowds for a weekend full of racing. Fan activities include on-site camping and open karting.

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Baseball Looks For Weather To Cooperate For Home Opener Having already lost one game to weather this week, the Milwaukee baseball team looks to battle Mother Nature in an effort to finally get some games in at home this season following 24 contests on the road. The Panthers were originally scheduled to play at Northern Illinois Tuesday, only to see that game already be cancelled. Up next on the schedule is the home opener, scheduled to take place against MSOE on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Henry Aaron Field. Following a day off, the games at the Hank continue when Northern Kentucky arrives to town, set for single meetings Friday (3 PM), Saturday (1 PM) and Sunday (12 PM). All games will have live stats available. Stay tuned to the website for schedule change announcements, as the forecast is not ideal for spring baseball in Wisconsin. Weather permitting, the games will all have an audio broadcast available. The 2018 campaign marks the 54th season of baseball at UWM. It is also the 48th season of varsity play (the program was played at the club level from 1982-1986) and the 28th in the Panthers NCAA Division I era.

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LOOKING AT THE OPPONENTS Former Panther Steve Sanfilippo enters his fifth season as the head coach at MSOE in 2018 and is joined on the staff by more UWM alumni in assistants Mike Porcaro and Jordan Guth. Over his first four seasons, “Flip� has led the Raiders to a turnaround as they have won 45 games over the last two seasons with the first two league tournament appearances since joining the NACC in 2008. MSOE won more than 20 games (21-21 overall) in 2017, topping 20 wins back-to-back for the first time since the early 1980s. The team also finished .500-or-better in consecutive campaigns for the first time since then. They check in at 8-9 overall so far in 2018, with Sam Swan (.344) and Joe Gilpin (.313 / 7 RBI) leading the way for the offense. Todd Asalon hits the midway point of year No. 18 with NKU (518-457-1 overall including 25-33 in 2017), with the Norse starting the week at 6-18. Included in that mark is a 3-6 ledger in league play, most recently dropping two of three to Wright State. The team also plays a pair of midweek games in a home-and-home series with Butler before heading to Milwaukee. Will Haueter is enjoying an impressive campaign, batting a team-high .360 to go along with 14 runs scored, 6 home runs (2nd in HL) and 18 runs batted in. Mike Moffatt sits second, checking in at .301 with 12 runs scored. The team ERA is 7.71. SERIES HISTORIES The Panthers are a perfect 4-0 all-time against MSOE, having outscored the Raiders by a total of 52-17 in that span. The last meeting was a 15-6 Milwaukee victory in late April last season. MKE leads the Norse by a slim 6-5 edge, with all 11 games coming over the past two seasons since NKU joined the Horizon League. A year ago the Panthers went 2-4 against the Norse and had their season come to a close with an 11-5 loss in the Horizon League Tournament. THE WEEK THAT WAS Milwaukee went 1-2, with the only action of the week being the three games at Oakland. The offense checked in at .240, held in check for two games while exploding for 16 runs in the victory. Mike Ferri was red-hot, collecting six hits in 12 at bats (.500) with two runs scored and two doubles. Freshmen Zach Nogalski (.333) and Jack Kraus (.300) also got in on the action. PUTTING THE “K� IN RE’K’LAITIS Jared Reklaitis made his first start of the 2018 season a memorable one, allowing just one hit and no runs in 5.0 innings against Sacramento State March 4. Although he had to work around six walks, he also recorded a then career-high eight strikeouts (prior UWM high was five), including the fourth inning where he struck out the side following a leadoff triple. Since earning a spot in the weekend rotation, Reklaitis picked up victories in backto-back starts against YSU March 18 (8 K’s) and Wright State March 25 (seasonhigh 7.0 IP) before tallying a career-best 10 strikeouts against Oakland March 31. It marked the first 10+ K game for a Panther this season and just the 33rd in program history. SOPHOMORE SURGE Mike Ferri has played his way into being a regular starter in 2018 and has topped most marks from his entire freshman season a year ago. In just 19 appearances, Ferri has already set collegiate-bests in hits with 25 (was 20), doubles with 5 (3), home runs with 1 (0) and stolen bases with 7 (4). He will also move past his run total soon (tied at 10) and RBI as well. His .333 average leads the Panthers and sits fifth in the Horizon League. OAKLAND FROM MILWAUKEE VIA HAWAII Newcomer Oakland Scanlan, who comes to Milwaukee from Ewa Beach, Hawaii, has made a solid first impression for the Panthers. As play starts this week, Scanlan sits fifth in home runs (3) and 10th in slugging percentage (.443) among numerous Horizon League leaders. FIRST IMPRESSIONS Scott Doffek brought a roster into the 2018 season that included 14 newcomers as well as a pair of redshirts who did not appear in a game for the Panthers, meaning that essentially half of the roster never played a game for the program. The breakdown of the new student-athletes is as follows: Freshman (11): Mitch Buban, Bryce Cross, Mike Edwards, Conner Goodman, Jack Kraus, Jack Mahoney, Nick Moeser, Zach Nogalski, Joey Scaffidi, Jack Thelen, Patrick Tomfohrde Redshirt Freshman (1): Matt DeYoung Transfers (4): Tyler Bordner (JR), Colin Kreiter (JR), Oakland Scanlon (JR), Joshua Serio (SR) In addition, redshirt freshman Nick Winter made just one appearance last season before being lost to injury. That makes the squad young as well, consisting of 20 total underclassmen, made up of 14 freshmen and six sophomores on the roster. BIG SHOES TO FILL With a big senior class departing last season as well as players lost early to the Major League Baseball Draft, a look at the numbers shows the Panthers lost a large percentage of production in numerous categories. GAMES STARTED (field players only): 352/486: 72.4 percent of starts will not return to the field in 2018.

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The Brewhouse, we’ve taken the idea of a simple stay and turned it into a historic, memorable and genuine Milwaukee experience. Modern comforts. Artful décor. Unparalleled service. Thoughtful green initiatives. These aren’t extras, but simply the way we run things. All-in-all, The Brewhouse is a collection of everything that makes Milwaukee famous—including the brew. After all, what could be more Milwaukee than sleeping in a historic brewery where you’re welcomed by the stained glass visage of the patron saint of beer brewing? Prost!! Today, soaring and joyful fusions of mixed metals, well-kept copper tops and a King offering a perpetual toast to good health greet all of the Brewhouse Inn & Suites guests and visitors. Then, they made mash, then boiled, bottled and sold the brew that created the “Made in Milwaukee Blue Ribbon” experience. Explore the rich history of the iconic Pabst Brewery and the evolution into Milwaukee’s own “blue ribbon” hotel of today. We wanted to make a real investment in Milwaukee by thoughtfully developing a sustainable, green neighborhood. We’ve gone to great lengths to make sure the Brewhouse Inn and Suites is in the LEED-certified Brewery Development. From development to construction, the Brewery has achieved Platinum Certification and is on track to be one of Urban America’s premier sustainable neighborhoods. This responsibly planned gateway to Milwaukee’s great downtown offers residents and guests alike a place to work, live, learn and play. Gorman & Company has developed innovative and catalytic properties in partnership with communities across the country. While steampunk and Victorian revisionist stylings set our suites apart, modern onveniences like a full kitchen, oversized showers, and complimentary WiFi are what make our boutique hotel premier. With touches like a kitchen table repurposed from the original building and beer bubble French doors, think of it as industrial revolution meets sustainable twenty-first century. EXTENDED STAY ACCOMMODATIONS Our suites make the perfect headquarters when you’re in town for an extended stay. The suites are equipped like an upscale apartment with full kitchens, a workspace and complimentary Wi-Fi. It’ll be like working from the comfort of home, except you never have to clean and you have Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub as your downstairs. As for your backyard? Step out into the center of downtown where the convention center, area colleges, and a number of business are just a short walk away. Brewhouse Suites located at 1215 N 10th St, Milwaukee, WI 53205 :hone, (414) 810-3350, visit www.brewhousesuites.com

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For example, the fact that we see fairly strong associations between segregation at the metropolitan level and poor outcomes for individual black and Mexican children may point to a solution like making medical services more available in their neighborhoods. Doing things like increasing Medicaid funding is not going to help if there aren’t good prenatal care services in the neighborhoods where pregnant women live. Ask a hundred people their opinion on religion, you What are some other new directions you would like your research to take? A comparative analysis of neighborhood change and its consequences in Milwauget a hundred answers. Ask a thousand people their By Angela McManaman kee and Las Vegas. 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This is all plainly obvious couraging development that began in the 1970s, but it’s been happening to an uneven an older one like Milwaukee, says Marcus Britton, an associate professor of sociolextent across metropolitan areas. ogy at UWM. to “Being all ofa city us. of neighborhoods is appealing, but it may also be one of Why are other cities desegregating while Milwaukee’s segregation and poverty the factors that helps to perpetuate residential segregation and the inequalities that go rates persist at such high levels? along with that,� he said. (UWM Photo/Elora Hennessey) Cities have very different histories. Cities like Las Vegas that have more recent Marcus Britton is a child of the ’80s. By day, he played in the woods and fields of housing developments tend to be less segregated because they don’t have the same his hometown, Escanaba, Michigan. By night, he joined the first wave of American But, when you break it down and individual egos get involved, it’s not so obvious history and, I think it’s fair to say, animosity that you can see in Milwaukee. This kids dabbling in computer programming. A love for computers and a fascination anymore. with community and the forms it can take – rural, suburban, urban – are represented makes it easier to do stuff and use the housing marketing as an integrating mechaWhen people and and a friendly debate ensues there always atatleast one nism, which is a tall order in a place like Milwaukee where there are very clear and in his current work get as atogether researcher an associate professor of is sociology UWperson who claims to hold the key to universal knowledge. They don’t really think of long-established histories at least since the 1980s that have locked in some of those Milwaukee. it this way, but their debate style says differently. After a decade studying large metropolitan areas across the U.S., Britton is now inequalities. Being a city of neighborhoods is appealing, but it may also be one of When someone starts offHe their rebuttal of your theory with something “if you the factors that helps to perpetuate residential segregation and the inequalities that focusing more on Milwaukee. recently shared what his research can tell like us about only knew the facts, then you’d see I’m right� I tend to understand that this will be a go along with that. UWM’s hometown. below the belt discussion. Do you study neighborhoods, or do you study the people who live in them? Most of myto research something to doinformation with neighborhoods, I most often a Who’s say how has much research and you need tobut have to validate describe research beingneed about housing whatdoesn’t I call “place-based point my of view? 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