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11/02/2009 - Washington and the Bear

11/02/2009 - Crossword Solution

11/02/2009 - Angel Hair Pasta

Madison Initiative Oversight Committee to fund proposals

The Madison Initiative Oversight Committee is meeting Tuesday to decide which proposals will be implemented immediately with the use of Initiative funds and which need to be revised.

11/03/2009 - Crossword Solution

11/03/2009 - Washington and the Bear

This campus could use a few improvements

I'm relatively sure most students would agree that as gorgeous and wonderful as our campus is, it could benefit from a pretty serious makeover.

11/03/2009 - The Graph Giraffe

Mayor intends to appoint student ALRC member

Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced his intention of appointing a student voting member to the Alcohol License Review Committee Monday.

Faculty Senate approves resolution to oppose graduate school reform

UW-Madison's Faculty Senate almost unanimously approved a resolution Monday opposing any action to restructure the graduate school until a thorough, shared governance process is completed.

I'm so sick of being objectificationed!

Every night before I get my beauty sleep, I put my cucumbers on, lie on my pink silk sheets in my Victoria's Secret Sexy Little Things collection laced bra with matching crotchless panties and I think to myself, why do I feel so objectificationed all the time?

Few arrests at football game

The UW-Madison Police Department made fifteen arrests and 36 ejections at the Badger football game against Purdue Saturday.

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Students not eligible for H1N1 vaccine

The Department of Public Health for Madison & Dane County and local health-care organization representatives spoke Monday about the H1N1 vaccine shortage in the Madison and Dane County area.

Pinker discusses nature of language

Steven Pinker, leading cognitive scientist and author of ""The Stuff of Thought,"" attracted a full house Sunday night at the Wisconsin Union Theater as he spoke about language as a window into human nature.

Third Eye Blind draws huge crowd

Of the 44,000 tickets sold for Freakfest, not all were bought to parade around State Street dressed in disguise, but instead were purchased to see the event's headlining band, Third Eye Blind.

Freakfest as tame as ever

Freakfest began four years ago as a city-sanctioned event to offset years of Halloween violence and riots downtown, with this year being the tamest yet.

Few arrests at football game

The UW-Madison Police Department made fifteen arrests and 36 ejections at the Badger football game against Purdue Saturday.

Student involvement and interest in politics on the decline

Part 1 of 3 in a series on student political activism

Location of Obama visit disclosed

President Barack Obama will speak at Wright Middle School in Madison Wednesday, the White House confirmed Friday.