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Fully Enrolled: Esports and Video Game Programs Power Up on Campus
4 Mar 2022
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The digitizing of the economy is pervasive, whether you’re performing quality control in an automated manufacturing plant; undergoing a medical procedure; operating a container crane at a backed-up West Coast port; launching fabrication of a 3D-printed prototype; or putting the finishing touches on a breakthrough architectural design.
Could using our own digits, senses and synapses in the pervasive playing of video games deliver a competitive advantage to a world hungry for IT skills, systems thinking and interdisciplinary creativity? Video game development and competitive esports programs at colleges and universities around the world are counting on it.
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Waystone Coffeehouse Opening March 5th
Mar 4 2022Located on 115 E. Walnut Street, Waystone Coffeehouse will open for the public on March 5. Owned by Olivia and Steve Barwick, Waystone will provide patrons with a fantasy and mythical coffee shop themed atmosphere.
Running a coffee shop has been a dream for Olivia since she was young...
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You may have been struck by the fact that there are...
Assembly Bill 762, which would provide small businesses that purchase advertising in local media outlets with a 50% tax credit, was recently presented to the Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Ways and Means.
The bill was co-authored by State Representative Todd Novak (R-Dodgeville) and Beth Bennett, Executive Director of Wisconsin...