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On Nov. 8 the Board of Regents held its annual trust funds investment forum. This meeting has traditionally been an opportunity for students and faculty to express their opinions on where the UW System invests its nearly $450 million of trust funds.
Madison is a city that prides itself on its natural beauty. Most of this beauty comes from the five lakes surrounding the isthmus. Unfortunately, these lakes, which are locales of summertime activities and provide majestic vistas, also have foul odors and murky water unfit for swimming in.
All claims of deference and honor to indigenous populations aside, there are few things in sports more offensive than the caricatures of American Indians that populate a surprising number of college and professional logos.
According to Chad Vader - a local, if fictional, benefactor of public access television - Wisconsin's Cable Competition Bill (AB 207) crushes provisions for the sustained existence of public access funding and consumer protections.
The UW-Madison Population Health Institute published a report putting the state of Wisconsin among the top in the nation in alcohol consumption, but a related issue never surfaced - the relationship between alcohol consumption and drunk driving.
UW-Madison may top the list in academics and athletics, but the university fails to compete with other universities regarding faculty salaries.
The Compassionate Care for Rape Victims Bill, SB 129 and AB 377, which overwhelmingly passed through the Senate, must now make it through the Assembly in order for hospitals to enact its provisions. Unfortunately, there is anticipated opposition in the Assembly and the future of this bill is uncertain.
Aside from Halliburton, there is probably no better example of why corporate monopolies do not work than Charter Communications. Dominance in the Madison market, as well as in other areas across the country, has led to complacency, high prices and woeful customer service on the part of the cable goliath.
A new state ethics and election oversight board elected its top enforcement official Monday, even while taxpayer participation in election reform efforts remains stagnant.
This weekend, thousands of students, Madison residents and Wisconsinites were in the dark during a Wisconsin Badgers football game.
Ald. Zach Brandon's proposed amendment to erase the $100,000 Downtown Safety Initiative from the city budget is not a sufficient way for his district, or others, to receive more money.
Recently ousted Senate Majority leader Judy Robson, D-Beloit, has claimed that sexism played a role in her ouster last week.
The UW System's overall grade of B+"" from the 2008 College Sustainability Report Card reflects the university's improvements in food and recycling, transportation and endowment transparency. The UW System, however, did not show any improvement in the fields of green building and energy efficiency, where sustainability can make a significant ecological difference for UW-Madison.
Between Chancellor John Wiley's platitudes and the not-so-anonymous anonymity of 13 ultra-rich donors, one would be hard pressed to find negatives in the newly minted Wisconsin School of Business. The $85 million is a lot of cash and, with a clever fundraising scheme in place, those at UW-Madison already dedicated to making as much money as possible are likely to see a lot more in about 20 years. While those with deep pockets rejoice, the rest of UW-Madison struggles in comparison.
As a result of the delays surrounding the passage of the state budget, state Sen. Judy Robson, D-Beloit, was ousted from her post as senate majority leader by other senate Democrats.
There was recently a time when the ongoing feud between ASM's Student Services Finance Committee and Roman Catholic Foundation-UW-Madison appeared to be based on important questions of church and state.
UW-Madison and the Division of Information Technology have taken proactive measures to protect students from allegations of illegal downloading from the Recording Industry Association of America.
The University of Wisconsin Police Department has made necessary advances toward developing an emergency plan in the case that an incident on the scale of the Virginia Tech shootings arises on a UW campus.
Every September, the perpetual battle between tenants and landlords heats up when security deposit checks are returned. Tenants receive their security deposits minus deductions for damages. Sometimes these deductions are itemized in detail. Sometimes they are not.
By the end of 2010, Madison Metro plans to install security cameras on all of their buses. Currently, 20 of the city's 204 buses have security cameras installed.
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