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Archaeologist discusses Wisconsin's animal-shaped mounds and the complex society that built them - Awards ceremony to honor lead archaeologists
Big band blast: UW-L Big Band Cabaret Celebrates its 25th Year
Polar Explorer Will Steger to be on NEWSMAKERS
"Six Key Terms in the Transition from High School to College Writing" Presentation Feb. 10th
CLS Sponsors Spring 2012 Inclusive Excellence Film Series
Legendary Polar Explorer to talk about Arctic preservation at UW-L
Screening of a documentary on Aldo Leopold at UW-L
UW-L Art Gallery opens semester with works on paper: Professor John Ready’s artwork feature collages
Gays Mills historical exhibit to be unveiled: UW-La Crosse students complete pictorial display
Spring to Life with UW-L Theatre’s Musical Madness
Morgan named interim provost at UW-La Crosse
UW-La Crosse history professor named Wisconsin Professor of the Year
UW-La Crosse singers offer birthday-grams
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