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Last week while taking advantage of the warm weather, I donned the running shoes, not expecting more than a nice run around the lake. On my way back, I was literally chased down for two blocks by a red-faced kid shouting my name until he caught up.
Officials say the bacterial meningitis death of an area high school student Saturday is not connected to the case that killed a UW-Madison senior earlier this month.
Last week when my roommate told me that her friend Neha Suri was going to die from bacterial meningitis I was overcome with sadness and shock. I decided I wanted to write a column about trying to deal with grief or trying to understand how something like this could happen.
Friends and family remember Neha Suri
More than 200 students, faculty and family members gathered Wednesday at Lathrop Hall to share memories of Neha Suri, the UW-Madison senior who passed away Tuesday.
History professor Jeremi Suri's senior seminar students are luckier than most. All 20 students received a free Kindle for the semester, along with eight course texts.
Internal Athletic Board e-mails show more details about allegations of intimidation and mistreatment within the board than had been previously revealed.
The UW-Madison Faculty Senate approved a motion to create an external review committee for the Athletic Board during its meeting Monday.
UW-Madison athletes confirmed Thursday they sometimes use housing scholarship funds to buy mopeds and other items.
On Jan. 20, 2009, either Republican presidential candidate John McCain or Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will take an oath of office and be sworn in as President of the United States. On Jan. 21, one of those two men will sit down behind their new desk inside the Oval Office and begin their four-year term leading the nation.
dudes: Jeremi Suri, UW-Madison professor of history, discusses how an Obama or McCain administration could affect U.S. relations with the Middle East at a panel discussion Monday in Lowell Hall.
Four UW-Madison professors analyzed the future of foreign policy in the Middle East for the next president during a panel discussion Monday night.
The tone of the first 2008-'09 Faculty Senate meeting Monday turned from a welcome for new Chancellor Biddy Martin to concerns over the suspension of the UW Marching Band from last weekend's football game and the recent resignation of a faculty member from the Athletic Board.
The Wisconsin Alumni Association has selected UW-Madison history professor Jeremi Suri as the 2008 recipient of the Ken and Linda Ciriacks Faculty Outreach Excellence Award.
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Seven UW-Madison faculty members received the 2008 H.I. Romnes Faculty Fellowship Award on March 18.
According to Wisconsin voters, the war in Iraq is not the top issue on their minds.
A military draft in 2007? Thankfully that sentence has a question mark after it and is not a certainty. In fact, it is only a far-fetched bill that U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., said he will introduce early next year. However, students need not worry, as there is little support among fellow lawmakers.
Now that Democrats have won the power struggle for control of Congress, the end to the problems in Iraq are all but assured. Yeah, and I'm going to win the lottery. While both scenarios are theoretically possible, the likelihood of such an ideal situation developing is virtually nonexistent.
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