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Amid disaster, social media strong platform for charities
By Brittany Schmidt | Mar. 27, 2011With the innumerable catastrophes and life-altering news stories happening worldwide, it has been impossible not to see them blogged, tweeted, or posted on Facebook. These media sources have helped provide a significant portal for individuals to fight for their rights as well as a platform for celebrities to promote various charities.
GSSF groups wrong target in seg fee debate
By Dan Tollefson and Tom Walsh | Mar. 27, 2011We all know tuition is expensive, but did you know the university is charging you over $1,000 in segregated fees on top of your tuition every year?
Harvard professor discusses African-American genealogies
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Mar. 25, 2011
Union bill ruling moves on to Wis. Supreme Court
By Whitney Newman and Samy Moskol | Mar. 25, 2011
Quorum proposal a breath of fresh air
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 24, 2011The Capitol hasn't exactly been the most friendly place lately. Gov. Scott Walker has made it his mission to go after Wisconsin's ferociously greedy teachers and prison guards, the Fitzgerald brothers struck a decisive blow against Democratic senate staffers by taking away their copy machine privileges and state Sen. Lena Taylor, D-Milwaukee, apparently feels that she can compare Wisconsin's Republicans to gang rapists. With all the vitriol flying around, it makes the latest proposal from state Sen. Tim Cullen, D-Janesville, all the more refreshing.















