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Polio vaccines, kidney dialysis, chemotherapy and cataract surgeries are a few medical achievements in which animal research has contributed to the improvement in human health. To make such achievements, scientists are working with primates at the Wisconsin Primate Research Center, which is in UW-Madison's graduate school.
Abortion: the one topic that appears to have no compromises. A seemingly unbridgeable gap stands between those desiring that everything be permitted and those wishing that any form of abortion be abolished. Roe v. Wade was decided 30 years ago when medicine could say very little about the state of the fetus in the months leading up to birth; this is no longer true. The scientific discoveries since 1973 necessitate a rethinking of abortion.
Wednesday night at Edgewood College, a panel of guests sponsored by the group Money, Education and Prisons gathered to urge the public to contact their representatives about two bills which, if passed, would make it a felony for prison employees to have sex with an inmate.
I remember reading \The Scarlet Letter"" for the first time in high school and thinking how unfair the whole story was. Why was the woman punished for becoming pregnant while her partner, who remaining secret, was punished by only his conscience? Literature often reflects life, and unfortunately it is often the women who are punished and ostracized for sexual activities, while their male partners deny responsibility.
Kenosha County District Attorney Robert Jambois removed himself today from the investigation of bribery at a Democratic-sponsored bingo party due to a conflict of interest, according to Chris Lato, a spokesman for the Republican Party of Wisconsin.
A female UW-Madison freshman is in stable condition, according to UW-Madison officials, after going to an area hospital Wednesday morning with suspected meningococcal disease. The disease is caused by an organism which can lead to meningitis, an infection of the fluid and lining of the brain and spinal cord.
In a shift from his previous support of Mayor Sue Bauman, community leader Nino Amato announced Friday he would not be running for mayor in 2003, but declared his support for possible candidate LaMarr Billups, the special assistant to the UW-Madison chancellor.
For any student who has wondered, \When will I ever use this?"" when sitting in class, service-learning courses may provide an answer.
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