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Professor responsible to prevent student cheating on exams
By Mike Muggee | Nov. 16, 2010A few weeks ago at the University of Central Florida, about 200 out of the 600 students in a senior level management class were thought to have had a copy of a midterm test prior to the exam. The university is allowing the cheaters to retake the exam (with different questions), along with taking an ethics seminar if they come forward and admit to the cheating. If they do not confess, cheaters face consequences as severe as expulsion.
Chancellor recognizes power in global economy
By Matt Payne | Nov. 16, 2010On Wisconsin! Those words greeted me during my ascent of the Great Wall last summer while studying abroad in Tianjin, China. After I was mobbed by Chinese tourists eager to take a picture with me and get an autograph from a ""real"" American, those two words were as welcome as an Ian's pizza on Friday night. What made me more ecstatic was this person, one of the few foreigners I saw outside of Beijing, was an alumnus of UW-Madison.
Hitler tweet gone horribly wrong
By Nick Fritz | Nov. 15, 2010Wisconsin Republican state Senate candidate Dane Deutsch, District 25, has recently been criticized for posting a supposedly controversial tweet. It read, ""Hitler and Lincoln were both strong leaders. Lincoln's character made him the greater leader whose legacy and leadership still lives on!""
Baldwin addresses chemistry symposium, shows support for research
By Scott Girard and Brittany Schoepp | Nov. 15, 2010















