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In the November 15, 2011 issue of the Daily Cardinal you ran an article titled, “Letter: Walker’s policies harmed state, now time for recall”. While I hesitate to engage in the overtly divisive talks concerning our current governor, I will, however, comment on this article’s claim that, “students of all ages have been hard-hit under the Walker administration”.
As the Democratic presidential candidate race winds to a close (hopefully), we're still talking about the same old subjects: electability, campaign gaffes, superdelegates, etc. A few months ago, I wrote about how superdelegates could very well determine our next president, and now two of those delegates are reaching out to us college students.
State Sen. Randy Hopper, R-Fond du Lac, is calling for a UW-Oshkosh criminal justice professor to resign after encouraging students to sign a recall petition against the senator.
The past few months have brought out the bad side of Wisconsin politics with most, if not all, of the ugliness stemming from Gov. Scott Walker's controversial budget repair bill. While I think Walker's reforms will guide Wisconsin toward a more stable fiscal future, the manner in which the bill passed and the events following its implementation have dragged Wisconsin further into the dirty ditch of partisan politics.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department has been awarded full advanced law enforcement accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc.
A mixture of optimism and concern surrounds Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to split UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee from the UW System.
The UW Board of Regents approved a program Friday to give a discount of up to 25 percent to out-of-state children or grandchildren of UW alumni.
Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1998
The Environmental Protection Agency informed the state Thursday it will investigate 15 of Wisconsin's power plants, including three in Madison and nine on UW campuses.
Conservative polling group Wisconsin Polling Research Institute released findings Sunday that indicate the majority of Wisconsinites do not support the high speed rail project.
Gov. Jim Doyle appointed Westfield writer Bruce Dethlefsen as Wisconsin's Poet Laureate Wednesday.
Two Milwaukee executives fight for the Governorship:
Six months ago, it appeared that three-term incumbent U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wisconsin, could be fairly certain he would retain his seat, but with the election just days away, Feingold is in for the toughest battle of his career.
With just over two weeks until the election, politicians poured into Madison to tailgate with students, alumni and fans to root for the Badgers and get their messages heard.
The UW Board of Regents met Friday to discuss the collaboration efforts in northeast Wisconsin between colleges in the region and the business community, among other UW matters.
With a primary victory behind him and a growing lead in the polls, Oshkosh businessman Ron Johnson is posing an increasing threat to three term U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., sparking one of the most contentious senatorial races in the country.
Although the Wisconsin Supreme Court case of McConkey vs. Van Hollen in June failed to invalidate Wisconsin's constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, the overturning of Proposition 8 in California earlier this month could mean big changes for marriage laws nationwide.
UW-Madison students called for an end to sexual assault Thursday during a march on Library Mall and a march to the Capitol.
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