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Studying. It's something every student here at UW-Madison must do in order to succeed. However, there is much controversy surrounding the best place to study as the university contains more than 40 libraries.
On a typical walk to class, the average UW-Madison student may stroll past political messages, walk over student organization meeting invitations or saunter around announcements for kick-off meetings.
According to local gun retailers and gun license retailers, the current chronic wasting disease epidemic is not hurting sales, instead, with Thursday marking the beginning of a special quarantine season, sales are actually improving.
A divided U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday to not hear a case pushing to outlaw the execution of felons who were minors when they committed their crimes. The issue in question is whether a person under the age of 18 has the cognitive capacity to understand the consequences of their actions, according to experts.
How do you feel when the minority student gains admission to the university you applied for, and you were rejected due to your color, not your academic record? In this \land of the free"" attitude that labels our cultural beliefs, some events and decisions lead us to contradict this apparent outlook.
Men are not made of plastic. Obvious as the statement may seem, our society continues to want American men to look like plastic GI-Joe action figures. Because men are not made of plastic, we as a society are encouraging the impossible.
The end of apartheid stands as one of the crowning accomplishments of the past century, but we would not have succeeded without the help of international pressure'in particular, the divestment movement of the 1980s. Over the past six months a similar movement has taken shape, this time aiming to end the Israeli occupation.
Note to SSFC: Keep up the good work
Drugs are expensive. Developing countries need drugs not only to address raging HIV/AIDS epidemics, but also to fight epidemics of malaria, tuberculosis, and various childhood diseases. But, forced by international intellectual property rights agreements to allow major commercial pharmaceutical corporations exclusive production rights, the cost of those drugs can make them unavailable.
The Conference Board released a report Monday showing that the leading economic indicators fell more than expected in August.
Badger fans experienced tighter security measures at the UW-Madison versus Northern Illinois University football game last Saturday.
Whether you're a lifelong Madison native or new to the community, make sure you keep your Saturday mornings free for the Dane County Farmers' Market on the Capitol Square. The market, which is the largest producer-only farmers' market in the United States, is open from the last Saturday in April through the first Saturday in November from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors offer a variety of foods, plants and homemade products.
An overwhelming police presence and dreary
As the Big Ten school with the lowest number of parking places per capita, UW-Madison finalized a new parking plan for the 2002-'03 school year Friday which increases parking permit fees and decreases parking perks for emeritus professors.
Lawyers representing opposite sides of a pending court case set to shape the nature of segregated fee allocation recently cited the same Supreme Court decision as evidence supporting each side's argument.
Immigration advocates were dealt a major blow March 27. The basic human rights allotted to all workers in the United States were stripped away from undocumented immigrants. The U.S. Supreme Court decided that undocumented workers do not have the right to free association in unions or protection against employers that violate labor laws. In a 5-4 decision, the court set the precedent that if a business fires a worker for union activities, or anything else for that matter, an undocumented worker is not entitled to equal protection under the law.
Despite the state's refusal to add domestic partners' health care benefits, UW-Madison's Teaching Assistants Association came to a tentative agreement with the state Department of Employment Relations Friday for their 2002-'03 contract.
The Bush White House released its $2.13 trillion budget Tuesday. President Bush's plan weakens America's public infrastructure while further bloating corporate welfare payouts. Bush's budget sends the government into the red for the first time in four years, with a $106 billion deficit this year alone. The White House wants you to believe that Sept. 11 is the cause of the budget shortfall, but the real culprit is Republican tax cuts totaling $501 billion dollars. The vast majority of these tax benefits will singularly profit corporations and upper-income families.
President Bush took an optimistic tone Tuesday night in a wide-ranging State of the Union address that touched on a myriad of topics, including America's war on terrorism and economic recovery.
In an effort to regulate human cloning in Wisconsin, the state Senate passed a bill Tuesday which would ban cloning for human reproduction but permit it for research and therapeutic purposes.
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