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Most of you reading this column right now are UW-Madison students, and like me, you probably keep quiet when your friends from back home talk about how difficult college classes are. You don't need anybody to tell you how smart you are, especially not somebody who is attending Stout or Oshkosh.
U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, joined UW-Eau Claire senior and resident assistant Lance Steiger at the state Capitol Tuesday to defend the right of UW System RAs to conduct Bible studies in university residence halls.
Sometimes overlooked, but certainly not overconfident, the Badger wrestling team is 2-0 so far this season, with wins in Green Bay against UW-Oshkosh and at the Pointer Open in Stevens Point.
In 1989, both Barry Alvarez and John Palermo were coaches under Lou Holtz at Notre Dame with Alvarez the defensive coordinator, and Palermo the defensive line coach. Both left South Bend after losing in the Orange Bowl to pursue head coaching jobs. Though Alvarez took over a 2-9 Wisconsin club, Palermo had the harder challenge. He inherited an 0-11 Austin Peay State club, and at the end of Palermo's first season the Governors were exactly where they were when he started, at 0-11.
Advocates of stem cell research said Thursday they were pleased after Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed a bill banning human cloning'a bill they say could have interfered with UW-Madison's stem cell research.
A state audit of UW System employment practices and policies is set to delve into issues such as felons employed at UW schools and backup jobs after the Joint Legislative Audit Committee approved the scope of the study Tuesday.
State lawmakers grilled UW- System President Kevin Reilly on employment practices and policies Tuesday at a public hearing of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee.
Chancellor John Wiley announced last Wednesday that UW-Madison will assist students of universities closed by Hurricane Katrina by enrolling previously admitted students.
UW-Madison is currently working on creating its Master Plan, which will decide the outcome of construction efforts at the UW for the next 20 years. Considering Wisconsin just issued its first-ever pollution advisory Feb. 1, it is of critical importance to our future and our children's future to make sure the UW includes green building techniques into its master plan.
The new budget proposed by President Bush Monday could eliminate funding for student aid programs such as Upward Bound and Talent Search which give first generation students an opportunity to attend college.
Today is the national signing day for high school football players to officially commit to their university of choice. The Kohl Center will play host as UW introduces the class of 2005, one that bears resemblance to every other recruiting class during the Alvarez Era.
A Wisconsin state representative plans to re-introduce a bill to legalize medical marijuana, the relevance of which depends on the decision in an ongoing Supreme Court case.
Mifflin Street came to life Saturday with the intoxicated, concert-filled revelry of its annual block party, drawing 20,000 to 25,000 people, according to police estimates.
The state Assembly, in heated debates over the controversial Senate Bill 214, failed to finish voting on all 68 amendments by press time.
Tuition has increased by over 37 percent since the fall semester of 1999. The Board of Regents continues to approve resolutions increasing the pay of faculty, staff and officials. There is a state-wide budget crisis. Guess who's going to pay.
The UW System Board of Regents Business and Finance Committee approved a resolution Thursday that would allow UW System faculty and academic staff to receive up to a four percent pay raise per year for the next biennium.
Legislators grilled members of the UW System Board of Regents Tuesday on their decision to raise administrators' pay scale ranges during what one legislator called a \stealthy"" meeting.
The UW System Board of Regents decided Tuesday to freeze its proposed pay range increase for top UW System officials after widespread criticism from Gov. Jim Doyle and the state Legislature.
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