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Anne Isman

Anne Isman

Author at Badger Herald at Badger Herald

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    Recent Articles

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    Past the Tassel: Student experiences finding post-graduate employment vary, reflect uneven career...

    From freshman year to commencement day, college students and soon-to-be graduates face a dreaded but increasingly important question: What are your post-grad plans? It’s also no secret that most students attend college to earn a degree to increase their employability, if not to hopefully land a lucrative job upon graduation. But, college tuition has continuously...
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    With new hybrid education, UW should implement more effective means...

    While I always figured my laptop would be a vital resource to my college experience, I never anticipated it would be my classroom for an entire semester. All of my lectures, discussions, homework and communication with other students occur virtually, despite the so-called hybrid semester that was originally advertised. Though many students might complain remote...
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    Stemming from a young age: Girls need role models in STEM fields

    Last month, University of Wisconsin genetics professor Ahna Skop was selected to be an IF/THEN Ambassador by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The IF/THEN initiative seeks to increase the platform of women working in STEM to inspire young girls nationally, and ambassadors are named based on their contributions to their field of...
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    Homeward bound: How routine departures from campus impact transitio...

    Let’s say it’s Friday, and another weekend filled with friends, frat parties and University of Wisconsin football awaits. Or, for students who live mere hours away from campus, it’s a welcome chance to go back home. Given that ​68%​ of this year’s freshman class is comprised of Wisconsin residents, it’s common practice to take a...
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    Take a walk on the wild side…of campus

    “Oh, you live in Lakeshore? That’s rough,” is probably something I would have said to someone who lived in Lakeshore if I was living in Southeast. Instead, it’s me who’s constantly pitied for living in the “quiet” and “antisocial” Lakeshore area of campus by freshmen living in Southeast. I understand their fear of closed doors...