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WISH - Wisconsin Steak House
- Address:
5006 East Jelinek Ave
Weston, WI 54476Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $30 and under
WISH - Wisconsin Steak House
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://wishsteakhouse.com/
- Phone: 7152982903x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Joel Kasten
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Two, closed door rooms with seating for 20-40 guests.
Presentation friendly with wi-fi connection.
- Private Party Contact: Pat Kasten 7155812627x
A word from WISH - Wisconsin Steak House
The cornerstone of WISH is Prime aged beef and fresh seafood. This is the classic steakhouse but with an edge. We start from scratch and take no shortcuts.Continued
The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere and exceptional cuisine. The menu, along with daily specials will ignite your culinary imagination. Along with our Wine Spectator award winning wine list, yours will be a night to remember.
The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere and exceptional cuisine. The menu, along with daily specials will ignite your culinary imagination. Along with our Wine Spectator award winning wine list, yours will be a night to remember.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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WISH - Wisconsin Steak House reviews from OpenTable diners
10 reviews since June 27, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.4
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (6)romantic (5)good for groups (3)neighborhood gem (3)notable wine list (2)fit for foodies (2)hot spot (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/30/2014The food was outstanding. The steaks were cooked perfectly. I was really pleasantly surprised. We will definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Willing to give it another shot.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014Although it was a good cut of beef, I was disappointed in my steak, a filet mignon, as it lacked tenderness, juiciness. I ordered it medium.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Meal!CBfromSTPDined on 8/15/2014We went to WISH to celebrate our 33rd anniversary. Started with cocktails in the bar. Friendly staff.... Then on to the dining room for our meal. The room was well designed to make it seem more intimate. Started with the fresh green bean salad, which was outstanding. I had the ribeye (rare), and my husband had the ribs. Both were excellent. The twice baked potato was huge, and so delicious it was hard to stop eating, although we were both very full. Kylie was our waitress and she did a great job.Special Features:
- The following 19 reviews are from the WISH - Wisconsin Steak House reviews archive.
- NoisytomaDined on 6/14/2014There was a wedding reception being held there and they filled the bar area. The noise was extreme especially when we were seated at the very first table in the dining area. It did not improve when they moved to the dining area. It was so loud it was difficult to have a conversation with others at the table.
- What a joke!westonsmomDined on 6/7/2014Went on a Saturday night at prime 7:00 time slot. The place was completely dead. They were "sold out" of the Saturday night special of Prime Rib. I suspect they never had it to begin with. They only offer bread now upon request, which I knew. I ordered bread to be delivered with my lobster bisque. It didn't come. I notified the waitress. She came back 5 minutes later and said there wasn't any bread made, that they were putting it in the oven now. Needless to say, my bisque was cold by the time my bread came. There was no offer of a fresh bowl. The filet mignon was ok. The hangar steak was not cooked as requested and tough as shoe leather. The price for this place does not even come close to matching the quality of food and poor service.
- great food and bar servicespunkysmurfDined on 4/5/2014we were there on a saturday night a half hour before the kitchen closed and we were the last guests. steaks were delicious. but what i will remember about this restaurant was the service and the drinks. we opted to sit in the bar area and sat at the bar after dinner. the bartender is one of the best of his kind. he made amazing drinks, gave great recommendations on desserts/drinks and sincerely engaged at conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We keep telling everyone ...DracoDined on 3/28/2014Being a chef in the industry, we savor our Friday nights off in the spring. The Wish exceeded our expections in every category. We spurged on the Cowboy steak and it truly was the best steak I have ever had -- even better than the overpriced steak at Gibson's in Chicago. Even better than the many great steaks I have made. Great bartender, atmosphere, and service. Thanks for a great road trip.. we'll be back. First time I ever used Open Table -- thanks for making it so easy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BirthdayPoofDined on 3/21/2014Went to WISH to celebrate a 23rd birthday. The menu, food, and service were exquisite!Special Features:
- DisappointedtobeunknownDined on 3/8/2014three of us went to dinner at Wish. One plate was rated very good, the second was okay and the third disappointing. Been there for a group dinner (12-15 people), results was more favorable.Special Features:
- The BestOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/8/2014Food, atmosphere and people were simply amazing! Would go back again and again!Special Features:
- I wish for WISH!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/14/2014My husband made the reservation and we went to Wish during a raging blizzard and were shocked to find the place hopping! Of course, we ordered too much-the menu is pricey, but the quality is exceptional for the area; we spend time in Wausau and it is hard to find a restaurant that takes it to this level! Oh, and Wish is located in an old Moose Lodge in an industrial park! How fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServicetpjpkgDined on 1/4/2014We really enjoyed our experience at Wish. It's pretty off the beaten path, tucked in an industrial district, but it was worth the 10 minutes drive from Wausau. The prime rib and NY Strip steaks we had were excellent. We also really enjoyed the mac & cheese and our soups. My reason for the four-stars is that our entire meal ended up being about $70/person (including tip), and I'm not sure I believe that the meal quite justified the cost. To be fair, most of us had add-ons for our steaks which brought the price up, but that is really my only complaint. The service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food!CrabbcakesDined on 12/31/2013I was a little disappointed that my reservations were pushed back a half an hour and we didn't get our table for another hour, but my party of six really enjoyed sitting at the well stocked bar. The bartender kept us flowing without any problems. When we got our table, the waitstaff was very attentive and thorough. Our friends, who had not been to Wish, were impressed by the menu. We were all overly satisfied with the food. The steaks were cooked to perfection and the soup is always delicious. We have and will continue to recommend this restaurant to friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful GemtransplantedinwausauDined on 12/13/2013We were told that Wish is THE place to go for dinner. We are a bit of steak snobs and decided to give it a try. Our server was amazing. Friendly, attentitve and gave great suggestions and advice. I had the 6oz filet medium with the asparagus. Hubby had the hanger steak medium rare with a twice baked potato. We shared the cheese curds and the mac and cheese. Both of our steaks were delicious and cooked exactly how we wanted. The asparagus was nothing to talk about. Its the exact same as me tossing it in olive oil, salt and pepper and roasting it. I was hoping for something more. The mac and cheese and twice baked potato were awesome. Desert we had the salted butterscotch pudding and some sherbert. Both were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem in the Northwoods. ASammyDined on 11/27/2013A gem in the Northwoods. A true chicago style ( and more ) quality steak house. Superb attention to detail. Fine food cel lent waite staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous...periodSTUFFED2CAPACITYDined on 11/9/2013We had a stupendous experience at WISH. Everyone in our party of 4 ordered something different and every single dish was fabulous. Wait staff were pleasant, knowledgeable, and attentive. The atmosphere was classy and very enjoyable. Our time spent was well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GGGGreat!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2013A group of six adults dined at WISH, Friday November 8th,2013. Overall it was fantastic! We started with the Caesar salad; it was the best tasting Caesar I have ever had. The fillet mignon was perfectly cooked and melted in my mouth. My husband had the whitefish, it was pan-blackened and served with grilled asparagus. Our group shared the 3 cheese mac. The mac was creamy cheesy and yummy! The side portions are large enough to share with your group. We ended our dining experience with the Butterscotch Budino for dessert. The budino was light and flavorful and a great way to end the eveningSpecial Features:
- Great Service, Good Food, ExpensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/2/2013This was our first visit. While the service was OUTSTANDING, I'm not convinced the food was enough to justify the high price. The food was good, but I left feeling I could have gone to other local establishments for a similar experience for less money. I wasn't convinced that the steak tasted any better or had any better quality than what I've had at Carmello's, Iozzo's, or even Texas Roadhouse. Our party consisted of 4 adults, 2 teenagers (1 just had an appetizer), and 2 children, and the bill was over $300. Everyone at our table agreed the food was good, but nobody was completely blown away. I had heard from many people how excellent the food was, so maybe my expectation was simply set too high to begin with.Special Features:
- Very relaxingReviewer21Dined on 10/9/2013We found this restaurant on open table after a long hike. It's a bit off the beaten path but definatlely worth it. Great menu choices. We were worries about that because steakhouses are usually so limited. The service was excellent and accommodating. Don't miss the spinach salad or the sorbet!! Excellent overallSpecial Features:
- A Northwoods GemSammyDined on 9/21/2013World class dining in the Northwoods. Superb food well presented and prepared. You will NOT be disappointedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time there food wasbigcheese2013Dined on 8/3/2013First time there food was good and staff and bar tender frendlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodcomputerproDined on 6/19/2013I strongly recommend this place for the steaks. It makes other steak houses look like they are microwaving steak TV dinners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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- 2B Brandon Phillips, CIN
- 3B David Wright, NYM
- SS Troy Tulowitski, COL
- OF Carlos Beltran, STL
- OF Carlos Gonzalez, COL
- OF Bryce Harper, WAS
- C Yadier Molina, STL
- Cliff Lee, PHI
- Matt Harvey, NYM
- Aroldis Chapman, CIN
- Clayton Kershaw LAD
- Madison Bumgarner, SF
- Patrick Corbin, ARI
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- Travis Wood, CHC
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- Paul Goldschmidt, ARI
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- Dom Brown, PHL
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- Jean Segura, MIL
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- Freddie Freeman, ATL
- Adrain Gonzalez. LAD
- Hunter Pence, SF
- Yasiel Puig, LAD
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Automation: Overdue for a Revolution
The large automation companies are all spending modest amounts of research and development money to develop good products.
But these are mostly extensions of old stuff, reincarnations of tired concepts that can't generate real growth and just won't cut it much longer. It's not that they can't afford to do something different—most of them have lots of cash, but they are too conservative to do much beyond short-term extrapolations.
You know what Steve Jobs said, "If it's good, don't do it —it's got to be insanely great!" Perhaps only a gutsy CEO with good market insights can make that kind of call. And how many of those are there in the automation business?
The problem is that, without top-level direction, marketing and engineering budgets can only produce new products that are mostly tweaks and extensions to support current product lines. No one has the gumption to do anything that is "insanely great"—functionality that customers need and want, but no one really supplies because it's too different. Automation is overdue for a revolution, an inflection point.
Decentralized control
Here's some food for thought: How effectively would the Internet operate if it ran primarily with centralized intelligence? Well, that's how process controls and automation systems operate today. The inventor of the PLC, Dick Morley, has been preaching peer-to-peer decentralized control systems for two decades, but no one has really run with it. Their excuse is that industrial customers are too conservative. I suppose that's true, but no one is demonstrating the practical advantages of real alternatives in large systems. The automation majors are too chicken to invest significantly to prove the point. They're waiting for some gutsy little company to show that it has overwhelming benefits.
In my role as a technology futurist, I'm often asked to review new tech, which gives me a lead-in to new ideas and growth arenas. Let me share some of the excitement I felt as the keynote speaker at a recent conference organized by Automation Control Products, a decade old startup based in Alpharetta, Georgia, the developer of ThinManager software.
The conference was in Las Vegas, at The Venetian. There were about one hundred attendees, all from industrial end-user companies like Potash, Frito Lay, Kroger and Nestle USA, plus control systems integrators and industrial software companies; no airlines or banks or commercial users. These were all practical automation engineers and technicians who had oodles of experience with running process plants, automation factories and giant packaging lines. It turns out that most of them had already used ACP ThinManager software since its first development about a decade ago. Did it have bugs? Sure, but many of the users there had helped to fix them, because they really needed the functionality and there were no real alternatives. And they were there because they wanted more and better.
You don't need "fat" PCs all over the factory or plant to do that. The computers are all "thin" and accessible via the network. Anyone with ThinManager software has access to literally thousands or even millions of control and display variables. For engineers who move around and want to connect whenever and wherever, they can use multiple monitors located anywhere on the network, or even an iPad or iPhone with the ThinManager app.
These are the seeds of truly distributed control systems. Today's centralized controls and displays will give way to peer-to-peer I/O and the other ingredients of decentralized automation systems. This will happen when the engineers who are making things work at the grass roots levels see the overwhelming benefits and participate in the revolution.
Meantime, most top managers in the automation world are too busy looking into their rear-view mirrors to see the future coming at them. Fast.
>> Jim Pinto is a technology futurist, international speaker and automation industry commentator. You can email him at [email protected] or review his prognostications and predictions on his website: www.jimpinto.com.
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Permalink Submitted by David Kaley (not verified) on Wed, 2011-12-21 17:00
Hi Jim, Your article is so on point, but I need to put my two cents in. I worked with ACP on a project some years ago with one of the major Automation suppliers. The technology made sense, sure it was buggy, but the benefits were worth the pain. The challenge was getting the end user to deploy. At that time, the problem really came from what is referred to as 1st generation controls engineers. This group had little or no exposure to decentralized control, IT systems, or networks. Now that the 1st generation controls engineers are retiring and the 2nd generation engineers are coming into positions of power, your posit and technologies like what ACP sells might actually become mainstream. It is about time. Thank you for your article and I look forward to seeing this major revolution become a reality. David Kaley Mitsubishi Electric
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Nepal authorities continued search operations Saturday even as Everester Chhanda Gayen and two of her Sherpas, who were caught in an avalanche on Kanchenjunga, remained untraceable, a West Bengal minister said.
"With weather being fine, the search operations are on in full swing both at the air and ground levels. A helicopter has made several sorties but unfortunately the search teams are yet to locate them," Youth Affairs Minister Aroop Biswas said.
Biswas said the state government was awaiting clearance by the ministry of external affairs (MEA) for Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee who has expressed her keenness to head to Nepal to monitor the search and rescue operations.
The Bengal government earlier dispatched a three-member team to Nepal to assist the rescue mission. It has been coordinating with the MEA as well as Himalayan Mountaineering Institute officials.
Gayen - the second civilian woman from Bengal to scale Mount Everest - along with two of her Sherpas- Dawa Wangchu and Mingma Temba, went missing Tuesday after being caught in an avalanche while scaling the western side of Kangchenjunga (at 8,505 metres), the world's third highest mountain peak near the Nepal-India-China triangle.
While Banerjee has already visited Gayen's family, governor M. K. Narayanan during the day called up the mountaineer's anxious family members.
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He does pound "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down" into a swell Chicago blues, and he and his group the Guilty Men blow through an "East Virginia Blues" that'll have you dusting off your old Blasters albums. On a strictly musical level, this is all diverting enough. The problem, once you get past the first couple of listens, is that the train wrecks and crises of spirit, the murderous threats and murders that are the whole point of the thing in more successful readings of these songs, are rendered inconsequential. Alvin's vocals, which on his own songs can be quite affecting, are effete and insulated here. As a result any vivid sense of what critic Greil Marcus has termed "the old weird America" is absent in these renderings.
More damning, there's no shock of contemporary recognition here either, which on numbers such as "The Murder of the Lawson Family" or "Sign of Judgment" should've been a cinch. The words that come out of Alvin's mouth speak of great dramas and unmitigated sorrows, but they do not convey them, or anything else for that matter; they are just the words to the songs. And since Alvin never possesses these folk songs -- never insists "This song is mine!" -- there is no reason for us to believe they are ours.


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Business schools are on the wrong track. For many years, MBA programs enjoyed rising respectability in academia and growing prestige in the business world. Their admissions were ever more selective, the pay packages of graduates ever more dazzling. Today, however, MBA programs face intense criticism for failing to impart useful skills, failing to prepare leaders, failing to instill norms of ethical behavior—and even failing to lead graduates to good corporate jobs. These criticisms come not just from students, employers, and the media but also from deans of some of America's most prestigious business schools, including Dipak Jain at Northwestern University's top-ranked Kellogg School of Management. One outspoken critic, McGill University professor Henry Mintzberg, says that the main culprit is a less-than-relevant MBA curriculum. If the number of reform efforts under way is any indication, many deans seem to agree with this charge. But genuine reform of the MBA curriculum remains elusive. We believe that is because the curriculum is the effect, not the cause, of what ails the modern business school.
The actual cause of today's crisis in management education is far broader in scope and can be traced to a dramatic shift in the culture of business schools. During the past several decades, many leading B schools have quietly adopted an inappropriate—and ultimately self-defeating—model of academic excellence. Instead of measuring themselves in terms of the competence of their graduates, or by how well their faculties understand important drivers of business performance, they measure themselves almost solely by the rigor of their scientific research. They have adopted a model of science that uses abstract financial and economic analysis, statistical multiple regressions, and laboratory psychology. Some of the research produced is excellent, but because so little of it is grounded in actual business practices, the focus of graduate business education has become increasingly circumscribed—and less and less relevant to practitioners.
This scientific model, as we call it, is predicated on the faulty assumption that business is an academic discipline like chemistry or geology. In fact, business is a profession, akin to medicine and the law, and business schools are professional schools—or should be. Like other professions, business calls upon the work of many academic disciplines. For medicine, those disciplines include biology, chemistry, and psychology; for business, they include mathematics, economics, psychology, philosophy, and sociology. The distinction between a profession and an academic discipline is crucial. In our view, no curricular reforms will work until the scientific model is replaced by a more appropriate model rooted in the special requirements of a profession.
Before asking how business education should change, we need to examine its evolution. Most business schools claim a dual mission: to educate practitioners and to create knowledge through research. Historically, business schools have emphasized the former at the expense of the latter. In fact, for the first half of the twentieth century, B schools were more akin to trade schools; most professors were good ole boys dispensing war stories, cracker-barrel wisdom, and the occasional practical pointer. We remember when MIT's Sloan School of Management was known as MIT School of Industrial Management and its production class was taught by the manager of a nearby General Motors assembly plant. That was a useful, but hardly comprehensive and professional, education.
Then, in 1959, prompted at least in part by the enormous demand for professional managers in a booming postwar economy, the Ford and Carnegie foundations issued devastating reports on the woeful state of business school research and theory. Both foundations recommended ways to give B schools respectable academic underpinnings and offered grant money toward achieving that end. Driven by conscience and cash, top-tier universities began to treat their business schools almost as seriously as law schools. By the end of the twentieth century, nearly all the nation's leading business schools—the two dozen or so elite MBA-granting institutions and another dozen schools fighting to join the highest echelon—offered a curriculum of academic distinction. But, in the process, their focus switched, and now the objective of most B schools is to conduct scientific research. Going back to the trade school paradigm would be a disaster. Still, we believe it is necessary to strike a new balance between scientific rigor and practical relevance.
The Scientific Model
Virtually none of today's top-ranked business schools would hire, let alone promote, a tenure-track professor whose primary qualification is managing an assembly plant, no matter how distinguished his or her performance. Nor would they hire professors who write articles only for practitioner reviews, like this one. Instead, the best B schools aspire to the same standards of academic excellence that hard disciplines embrace—an approach sometimes waggishly referred to as "physics envy." In departments such as physics and economics, top faculty members have few responsibilities other than to attend to their disciplines. They are not required to train practitioners or to demonstrate practical uses of their work; and they are free to do whatever research they choose and to produce subsequent, even more focused, generations of scholars. In this scientific model, the university exists primarily to support the scholar's interests. For the most part, universities accept this arrangement and the intellectual premise on which it rests: namely, that universities help society advance by supporting scientists who push back the boundaries of knowledge. They leave the practical implications to others.
It's very different in schools of law and medicine, which deliberately engage with the outside world. Law schools expect faculty members to be first-rate scholars; in fact, articles published in law reviews are often cited in trials. But these institutions also value professors' ability to teach. Similarly, medical schools carry on advanced biological research, but most members of the teaching faculty are also practicing doctors.
Why have business schools embraced the scientific model of physicists and economists rather than the professional model of doctors and lawyers? Although few B school faculty members would admit it, professors like it that way. This model gives scientific respectability to the research they enjoy doing and eliminates the vocational stigma that business school professors once bore. In short, the model advances the careers and satisfies the egos of the professoriat. And, frankly, it makes things easier: Though scientific research techniques may require considerable skill in statistics or experimental design, they call for little insight into complex social and human factors and minimal time in the field discovering the actual problems facing managers.


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ATHENS – In the midst of a football season, coaches normally want their players thinking about nothing but today's homework and Saturday's game. But Georgia coach Mark Richt welcomed a visitor to practice on Wednesday to talk to the team about something far weightier than winning an athletic contest.
Mike Lutzenkirchen spoke to the Bulldogs about the importance of making wise decisions. If you recognize his last name, he is the father of former Auburn star and NFL player Phillip Lutzenkirchen.
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1. Georgia announced last week that tight end Hunter Atkinson, an incoming freshman from Oakwood, was quitting the team "to concentrate on opportunities associated with his long term career goals." He'd been on campus barely two weeks.
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"Yep," he said before shouting, "Go Dawgs!"
Rocker said it's been a long time coming, him being able to say that. A native Atlantan, he said he has always been fond of the Bulldogs and everything UGA. Never mind that he was an All-America player and former coach at Auburn.
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A rebel Catholic group at the heart of major controversies that plagued former Pope Benedict has begun criticising his successor Pope Francis for the popular approach he has taken since his election last month.
In a letter to supporters this week, the head of the ultra- traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) asked whether the new pontiff's focus on serving people could be only "man-centred philanthropy" rather than true religious leadership.
Bishop Bernard Fellay's sharp criticisms of the Vatican attracted attention during Benedict's papacy because the now retired head of the Roman Catholic Church wanted to reintegrate the once-excommunicated group fully into the Roman fold.
Francis, the former Argentine Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, has upset many Catholic traditionalists by eschewing Vatican pomp, presenting himself as a humble servant of the poor and showing little interest in returning to centuries-old traditions.
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Ralph Bunche was an American political scientist and diplomat who received the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize for his work in Palestine.
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Famous as: American Political Scientist and Diplomat
Nationality: American Famous American Men
Born on: 07 August 1903 7th August Birthdays
Zodiac Sign: Leo Leo Men
Born in: Detroit
Died on: 09 December 1971
place of death: New York City
father: Fred Bunch
mother: Olive Johnson
siblings: Grace
Spouse: Ruth Ethel Harris
children: Joan, Jane, Ralph Bunche, Jr.
education: University of California, Los Angeles, Howard University, Harvard University
Works & Achievements: Nobel Peace Prize (1950); Known For: Formation and Administration of the United Nations
awards: 1949 - Spingarn Medal award
1951 - Silver Buffalo Award
Ralph Bunche was an American political scientist and diplomat and an active leader who contributed heavily in the Civil Rights Movements in the United Students. Dr. Ralph Bunche also played an instrumental role in the formation and administration of the United Nations and served as the assistant to United Nations Special committee on Palestine and thereafter as the Principal Secretary of the U.N. Palestine Commission. Most of all, he is noted for his contribution towards establishing a peace agreement between Israel and the Arab states in 1949 when the Armistice agreements were signed between these two countries. In addition to this, Ralph Bunche had an important role in the creation and adoption of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights. In 1950, Dr. Bunche was awarded Nobel Peace Prize for his mediation in Palestine and another award 'Medal of Freedom' was presented from President John F. Kennedy in 1963.
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Anderson, Kampf Advance to 1,500m Semifinals
June 28, 2012
Entering the second half of U.S.A. Olympic Trials for track and field, three former Golden Gophers remained on the schedule. Two of them--Gabriele Anderson and Heather (Dorniden) Kampf--competed and advanced in tonight's 1,500 meters qualifying heats.
Anderson, Kampf, and 22 other semi-finalists will race again on Friday at 5:45 p.m. CT. The top six in each heat, plus the next six fastest times, will advance to Monday's final.
Jamie Cheever will compete in the 3,000-meter steeplechase final Friday night at 6:45 p.m. CT.
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