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Janie Boschma has been a member of the news team since the fall of 2006, officially making her the matriarch of The Spectator family. She’s now the editor in chief and writes about campus administration and UW System news. Boschma spends so much time in The Spectator office, Hibbard should qualify as her permanent address. If you have any comments or complaints, you can probably find her there.

Janie Boschma's Articles

4/8/10

• LTS budget cuts affecting students

3/25/10

• Blugold should be the bird

1/28/10

• Regent bill veto may see override
• Sunday School rock

12/3/09

• Blugolds to oversee Commitment spending

10/8/09

• Keeping it in the culture
• Tuition hike revenue to add 40 percent aid

9/17/09

• Low graduation rate: complex phenomenon

9/10/09

• Chapter 17 revisions take effect

9/3/09

• Campus media evolves
• Tuition hike needs students' OK

5/7/09

• Chancellor hopes to raise tuition, shorten graduation time

4/30/09

• Anonymous sources valuable for democracy
• LTS faces large cuts to budget

4/27/09

• Keepin' the beat

4/20/09

• Senators support new provost

4/6/09

• Track and field places in first at UW-Oshkosh meet

4/2/09

• Administrators outline EC cuts

3/30/09

• Rallying to protect doctors' conscience

3/12/09

• Texting bill is reintroduced

3/9/09

• Campus reorganizes budget

2/19/09

• Controversy over 'Sesame Street'
• Kind listens in

2/12/09

• New composting program cuts landfill needs
• Rules of attraction

2/5/09

• Stronger together

12/11/08

• Regents approve new material science major

12/4/08

• Davies changes in final planning stage

11/13/08

• Student bicycle use increases

11/10/08

• Regents discuss faculty retention

11/3/08

• Fear factor

10/30/08

• Feingold stumps for Dems

10/27/08

• Give a little bit
• Web site places IT students in internships

10/20/08

• University should copy UW-Oshkosh

10/16/08

• Just Local Food to move

10/9/08

• Angry local runs for Congress

9/29/08

• Facebook adds first voting application

9/25/08

• University recognized for Service Learning

9/22/08

• Get to know the candidates

9/15/08

• Alumnus helps rebuild Afghanistan

9/11/08

• From newsroom to spotlight

9/8/08

• Flawed footwear

9/4/08

• Obama holds private rally

5/8/08

• Obama returns to Eau Claire

12/10/07

• Setting up shop online

11/29/07

• 'Hey you ;) in traffic, talk 2 u l8r'

11/19/07

• Education boosts political interest

11/12/07

• Start thinking about Christmas

11/5/07

• Eau Claire grad on tour with Queen Latifah
• History of the sock monkey

11/1/07

• Churning them out

10/29/07

• Halloween happenings

10/25/07

• In review: Green Mill Restaurant

10/22/07

• Let me pick up the tab

10/18/07

• What's holding us back?

10/8/07

• Presentation in Davies set to raise organ donation awareness

9/27/07

• Cargill brings fresh look to Schneider

9/24/07

• History of tin foil

9/20/07

• Cultural divide confronted through music
• Soccer team prepares for first conference game at home

9/13/07

• A difference of views, media, styles, forms
• Blugold volleyball team prepares for third preseason tournament

5/7/07

• Surplus equipment sale to be held Friday

4/30/07

• Proposed bill could lower cable costs

4/26/07

• Forensics places 7th at nationals

4/19/07

• Chasing a cure

4/16/07

• Track teams dominate home meet

4/12/07

• HPV drug provides hope

4/2/07

• All that jazz and a whole lot more

3/15/07

• Concert Band to perform in Ireland towns

3/12/07

• Changing the world, one bright idea at a time

3/5/07

• Land lines removed from dorms, savings used for upgrades

3/1/07

• Dancing through life

2/26/07

• Racing the clock

2/12/07

• Health, finances provide incentives to quit, smokers say

2/8/07

• Excitement continues to rise as renowned group makes its return
• Student earns $15,000 from online gaming

2/5/07

• Selling yourself short?

1/29/07

• Busy lifestyle, convenient foods limit healthy eating

12/14/06

• Rock star treatment for students in China
• Taking 'happy' out of holidays

12/4/06

• System may revise hiring policy after employing felons

11/20/06

• Helping Hands

11/16/06

• Professor warns of energy crisis

11/2/06

• New HPV vaccine available at Student Health Services

10/26/06

• Candidates make pitch

10/23/06

• University hosts literature conference

10/16/06

• Wednesday comedy nights return to bar

10/9/06

• Haas Fine Arts Center to show new gallery

10/5/06

• Frustrations abroad inspire artwork

9/28/06

• McIntyre Library renovations near completion

9/25/06

• Officials fail to recognize AIDS as serious issue, speaker says

9/21/06

• UWEC diversifies for Hispanic Heritage Month

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