New on PantherVision
Headlines for the week of May 4, 2009
New Leaders, Same Name
UWM students elect new leadership but vote to keep the same name. And it appears the voting was without the controversy of last year's election. PantherVision's Emily Neibauer reports.
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Age Appropriate?
UWM School of Information Studies officials have entered the debate about placement of books at the West Bend library. PantherVision's Nick Iannelli has the story.
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Lake Lecture
It's not your normal classroom. This one rocks and rolls with the waves of Lake Michigan. PantherVision's Lauren Tracz takes us along for the ride.
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PantherVision is a weekly, award-winning news program featuring work on and behind the cameras done by Journalism & Mass Communication students. JMC students handle the writing, development, and management of the show, while students at the Milwaukee Area Technical College handle the in-studio camera and lighting work as well as the telecasting and playback aspects.
PantherVision is produced under the advisement of JMC faculty members Mark Zoromski and Jane Hampden.
This is PantherVision's last newscast of the semester. We will return in October. Thanks for watching!
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