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These berating words can be seen blazoned across the chests of various students across campus: \Don't eat me, I love you."" Accompanied by a sympathetic picture of a pig, this T-shirt is just one of many examples of the various public promotions for animal rights. A common stance against the mistreatment of animals is vegetarianism, but some have chosen to take their defiance to the next level: veganism.
\Support Diversity"" pins and Action Wisconsin T-shirts colored the Union Theater Wednesday night as two prominent leaders, Evan Wolfson and Glenn Stanton, had a debate about the controversial issue of gay marriage.
Individual cities that choose to raise their minimum wage would lose that right if the state approves a proposed Senate bill that would generate a uniform minimum wage across Wisconsin.
UW-Madison is highly regarded as a physically active and athletic community, and it's no secret that the UW football and basketball teams are among the best in the country. Yet when it comes to the average student's opportunity for physical fitness, the Southeast Recreational Facility's hours and policies leave students yearning rather than burning from a great workout.
The Madison Police department will take action on illegal activity consisting of providing alcohol to underage drinkers and selling cups at house parties on both April 30 and May 7.
Wisconsin took a historic, albeit mostly symbolic, step in improving relations between the state and Wisconsin's sovereign American Indian tribes Tuesday by hosting the first-ever \State of the Tribes"" address in the Assembly at the Capitol.
The state Senate passed a three-year property tax freeze by a 20-13 vote Tuesday, but Gov. Jim Doyle said he will veto it, possibly as soon as this morning.
On Tuesday, Feb. 8, Gov. Jim Doyle said he would push for a property-tax freeze in his budget address. Previously, he vetoed a Republican bill that came across his desk. He claimed their proposition would hurt public schools and take needed funds away from vital services like police departments and firemen. The bill went to the state Senate and survived a veto override by one vote.
With winter in full swing and the excitement of the holidays a fading memory, many students seek ways to battle winter boredom and alleviate stress. The UW-Madison Division of Recreational Sports offers students a host of low or no-cost opportunities to do so.
Last summer, the Wisconsin Legislature was mulling over a proposal for a Taxpayer Bill of Rights. TABOR is a Republican-led initiative intended to constrain state spending through the adoption of a constitutional amendment. TABOR stems from the aspiration for fewer and lower taxes, but it is a drastic proposal that spares no consideration for those reliant upon state services. The proposed TABOR would strip the UW System down to its bare bones and force UW-Madison to become a private university.
The Rolling Out the Red Carpet campaign, an initiative launched to promote sportsmanship and curb growing hostility toward fans of opposing teams, has been moderately successful, according to UW-Madison officials.
In anticipation of the 2006 elections, state elections officials and Republican state legislators are making efforts to reform Wisconsin's voting system, including a possible push by Republican senators for a constitutional amendment requiring voters to produce photo identification at the polls.
State senators of both parties held leadership caucuses Tuesday morning and chose unexpected lawmakers to lead them into the battles of the next legislative session.
The election of Dale Schultz to Speaker of the Senate over the current Speaker Scott Fitzgerald by the Republican caucus should be a warning to the absolutist management tactics that have dominated recent legislative sessions within the Capitol. His election ushers in hope the Senate will continue to be an independent body that thoroughly debates policy and will not be bullied by its leadership. This will help to offset the State Assembly, where Republican Speaker John Gard is forever pulling the puppet strings to have his members vote as he sees fit.
Things have not exactly gone smoothly for the UW men's soccer team over the last few weeks, but thanks to a two-goal performance from senior forward Nick Van Sicklen, the Badgers were able to turn their luck Wednesday night with a 2-1 win over in-state rivals UW-Milwaukee at the McClimon Soccer Complex.
There are many unique aspects to being a freshman in college: dealing with your roommate's smelly laundry, getting laughed at by a stranger when you ask \Where is State Street?"" and, of course, going to your first lecture with 500 of your closest friends.
After bobbing up and down in the rankings, the UW men's swimming and diving team placed 16th in the NCAA Championship meet Saturday. After finishing 19th Thursday and 13th Friday, the Badgers finally settled into 16th to end the competition Saturday.
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