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Chancellors across UW System worried over salaries
Chancellors and administrators across the state said Wednesday that salaries and benefit packages must increase for the UW-System to stop losing more top executives.

Enrollment at UW hits record high
UW System enrollment is at a record high, though the increase in students may pose various financial or statewide challenges. UW-Madison had a third consecutive year of enrollment growth.

Budget saga to conclude Friday at Memorial Union
As UW System funding was a central item of dispute among lawmakers during the nearly four-month budget impasse, it seems only fitting Gov. Jim Doyle will finally sign the budget on campus Friday.

Panel discusses 1967 ‘Dow Day’
Four panelists addressed implications of the UW-Madison protest against Dow Chemical on present-day Madison Wednesday in Grainger Hall.

State Supreme Court hears case on LGBT partner benefits
Several state employees are seeking domestic partner benefits from the state government, and several cities are attempting to make themselves a party in the lawsuit. The State Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday.

Gov. Doyle creates special task force on campus safety
Following the April 16 shootings at Virginia Tech, Gov. Jim Doyle recently signed an executive order creating the Governor’s Task Force on Campus Safety. The goal is to ensure campus security and preparedness in emergency situations on all Wisconsin

Emergency contraceptive bill heats up committee meeting
More than 100 people gathered at the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health Wednesday to support the Compassionate Care of Rape Victims Bill. If passed, the bill will ensure that in every Wisconsin emergency room rape victims can have emergency contraceptio

Wisconsin’s 2006 abortion rates lowest in more than 30 years
Wisconsin abortion numbers have steadily declined over the past three years and are now at a record low, according to a newly released study.

Nickelodeon television personality ‘Double Dares’ students to overcome adversity in effort to succee
Former “Double Dare” host Marc Summers spoke Monday about his days at Nickelodeon, his book about Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Food Network Show “Unwrapped” to a full audience at the Memorial Union Theater.

New bill could legalize NCAA bracket betting at the office
March Madness is sweeping the country and two state lawmakers have recognized the fury, by crafting a new bill that would allow employees to bet on sports in the workplace. State Sen. Jeff Plale, D-South Milwaukee, and state Rep. Josh Zpenick, D-Milwauk

Rising price of Pill hard to swallow for students
When UW-Madison freshman Sierra Ready went to University Health Services to fill her birth control prescription, she was horrified to learn the price escalated from $8 to $32 for her monthly pack. Before the Federal Deficit Reduction Act, UHS and other c

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