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I know that all of you chose Wisconsin because of its superior academic reputation, the immense opportunity for intellectual advancement, and the networking opportunities that will prove handy come graduation time. But lets be honest: it doesn't hurt that we beat Ohio State twice last year.
Chancellor Carolyn ""Biddy"" Martin came to UW-Madison before the 2008 school year. Originally from Lynchburg, Virginia, she is the second female chancellor at the university. One of the more notable accomplishments of her tenure at the school is the Madison Initiative for Undergraduates, a program which helps fund need-based aid for undergraduate students at UW-Madison.
1. Budget repair bill puts spotlight on Wisconsin
The UW-Madison Athletic Board convened Friday to discuss a recently completed economic impact report and updated academic requirements for UW-Madison football players next year.
The Government Accountability Board requested Wednesday to extend the time needed to certify recall signatures due to an unprecedented number of petitions filed against lawmakers in recent weeks.
State Rep. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, a member of the Joint Finance Committee, spoke out April 13 against Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to discontinue the supplementary program between Wisconsin and Minnesota which subsidizes the higher cost of in-state tuition in Minnesota.
The group organizing the recall campaign against state Sen. Jim Holperin, D-Conover, said they plan to file their petition with the necessary signatures with the Government Accountability Board by the end of the week.
Two more Republican state senators will face recalls after campaign organizers against them announced Monday they have collected the requisite signatures.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Maryann Sumi said Wednesday she expects to reach a decision within the next few days on the lawsuit against Gov. Scott Walker's law stripping state workers of most collective bargaining rights.
The legal battle over the budget repair law escalated Thursday when Secretary of State Douglas La Follette filed a petition to halt an appeal against Dane County Circuit Court Judge Maryann Sumi's court ruling.
With about a month left to go in the search for recall signatures, campaign organizers against state Sens. Randy Hopper, R-Fond du Lac and David Hansen, D-Green Bay, say they will soon reach their goals and be able to get the recall elections started.
Wisconsin Department of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch said Wednesday the state will continue to consider restrictions on collective bargaining in effect, despite a judge's injunction against publishing the bill.
Hearing: Secretary of State Doug La Follette and Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne, who are technically on opposite sides of the case, discuss the hearing over the budget repair law.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Maryann Sumi blocked any further implementation of Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair law for a second time Tuesday after her previous ruling was, as she said, "misunderstood or ignored."
Despite controversy over the budget repair bill's legal status, the Department of Administration began instituting the law Monday by withholding contributions for pensions and health care from wages and restoring money previously taken for union dues.
Despite a Dane County judge's temporary restraining order against Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill, the Legislative Reference Bureau published the legislation Friday, sparking controversy over whether the law is in effect.
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Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen filed an appeal Monday to lift the temporary restraining order a Dane County judge placed on Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill.
AUSTIN, TX - With the year's biggest celebration of indie culture wrapped up, all the music acts, film nerds and social media techies have left the Texas capital and fled back to their (often chillier) homes. However, the memories still remain. Correspondent Emma Roller recaps some of the most memorable music acts from the 2011 South by Southwest festival, taking a look back at what is increasingly becoming one of America's preeminent cultural gatherings.
Democratic members sent a letter to the co-chairs of the Joint Finance Committee Tuesday, requesting the committee holds at least six public hearings on the state budget.
Solutions by The State News
