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Triple Threat-Oct. 24

The official sports podcast of The Spectator

October 24, 2014

The usual trio of Nick Erickson, Ellis Williams and Austin Mai are joined by Eric Knutson of the men’s cross country team to discuss the Blugolds’ No. 3 national ranking as well as what the goals are for the end of the season. Then, the three discuss the World Series, NFL MVP talks and the weekly NFL Pick ‘Ems.

Mr. Kitty’s Cat Cafe

The Banbury Spring Market was held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 6 at their Galloway Street location. Vendors sold crafts and attendees could listen to live music and eat various foods.

Banbury Place Market holds spring market

The UW-Eau Claire Commencement Office held a drop-in event for graduating students to prepare for the May 18 spring commencement.

UWEC graduating students prepare for commencement

Attendees dance the night away with the University Symphony Orchestra performing in the background.

UW-Eau Claire’s 49th annual Viennese Ball

Construction on the new Sonnentag Event Center and Fieldhouse is nearing an end. Nick Hoven, the Blugold Athletics director of media relations, said the plan is for the building to officially open in July.

A look inside the new Sonnentag Event Center

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Mr. Kitty’s Cat Cafe
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Banbury Place Market holds spring market
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UWEC graduating students prepare for commencement
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UW-Eau Claire’s 49th annual Viennese Ball
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A look inside the new Sonnentag Event Center
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Shamrock Shuffle 2024
Blugold Radio Sunday
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Karlgaard Towers hosts slime-making night
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The Brewing Projekt hosts indoor farmers market
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