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In January, the Policy, Alternatives, Community and Education Project met to discuss initiatives for the upcoming year. Among the community-based objectives was to conduct rigorous ID checks during the sale of alcohol using electronic ID scanners as a means of curbing underage consumption of alcohol in Madison.
The admissions department at UW-Madison has recently reported the total number of undergraduate applications for the fall 2008 semester is 24,747 - approximately 500 applications higher than last year.
Tuesday's primary exemplified the importance and success of our nation's democratic voting process.
After a week of inconclusive polling, pervasive debate and candidate appearances, Wisconsin will finally take the national stage Tuesday as UW-Madison students and the rest of the state head to the polls for one of the most pivotal Democratic primaries in state history.
At this point in the campaign, the Republican race has largely been decided. Nevertheless, one candidate on the republican side clearly stands out as preeminent.
In light of the recent shootings at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Ill. - less than a year removed from the Virginia Tech slaying - the frequency of on-campus tragedies is a growing concern for students and administrators across the country.
Wisconsin drivers who want to express themselves as AER0TK"" on their license plates are out of luck - the Department of Transportation has a growing list of nearly 8,000 potential vanity license plates deemed inappropriate for use.
In Wisconsin and across the United States, minorities make up a disproportionate number of those arrested and ultimately sent to prison. As hotheaded liberals and intolerant conservatives fight it out in a rhetorical battle that solves little, governments continuously fail to successfully address the issue.
Not too long ago, many assumed that the nominations would be decided on Super Tuesday and contests following Feb. 5 would be essentially irrelevant. This is clearly not the case anymore.
At Thursday's UW System Board of Regents meeting, the Board of Regents approved the creation of a second transcript for all UW System students.
The UW System Board of Regents is seeking to expand the UW-Madison Connections Program to encompass four-year universities, starting with UW-Green Bay.
The UW System Board of Regents will meet this week to discuss the salary of
Attacks on affirmative action are nothing new in the United States, and more often than not, those taking aim do so because their positions at the top of a historically unbalanced American social system are under attack.
As the legislative session winds down to its mid-March close, state legislators continue to dither on one of the most significant pieces of public health legislation in years: a statewide smoking ban in almost all public places and workplaces, including bars and restaurants.
The announcement adding Peet's Coffee and Tea to Memorial Union has received both praise and complaints.
During Thursday's Focus the Nation"" event on campus, a handful of speakers addressed the challenges presented by global warming.
State Reps. Joe Parisi, D-Madison, and Spencer Black, D-Madison, introduced a bill this week to counteract tuition increases for all in-state students receiving financial aid.
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UW-Madison students are always under attack for their drinking. Usually, the criticism comes from within the university, where administration and faculty are concerned about academic performance. Occasionally, questions arise from within the police department, where despite a penchant for ticketing house parties there is also real concern for the safety of those drunkenly strolling city streets late at night.
In the last gubernatorial election, campaign finance reform was a highly controversial issue after candidate Mark Green transferred almost $500,000 in campaign funds.
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