Campaign money totals from all city candidate hopefuls were due to the clerk's office Monday. In the mayoral race, incumbent Dave Cieslewicz leads fundraising efforts, while Lauren Woods leads in the District 8 aldermanic race.'
Bernice Durand, a UW-Madison leader in campus climate and diversity, announced her retirement Tuesday, effective at the end of June 2007. '
SLAC claims the editorial board made false assumptions about the Adidas situation.'
Once again the Madison City Council has decided to look for a solution to a problem that does not exist.'
After 154 years without capital punishment, a bill to reinstate the death penalty will be reintroduced by state Sen. Alan Lasee, R-De Pere. '
City officials gathered Monday evening to emphasize the need to bolster support for the UW Transportation Services Initiative and to start work on the East Campus Utility Project.'
Numerous campus-area bars, which two UW-Madison students claimed voluntarily succumbed to pressure by city officials to limit drink specials, have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting a 2002 antitrust lawsuit.'
Revisting a classic childhood publication, with a twist.'
Jason is a living contradiction: the shy kid who gets all the chicks. '
Two well-known political faces with reporting backgrounds will be on campus in April as part of the Writers in Residence program.
Three bar patrons ended up in Dane County Jail after a scuffle with police outside Club Five early Sunday morning.
Associated Students of Madison lobbied the UW Faculty Senate University Committee for a permanent exam study day at its meeting Monday afternoon in Bascom Hall. '
UW head coach Lisa Stone addressed the media Monday. Wisconsin came back from 14-points down to beat Virginia in their latest match in the WNIT. '
To bet or not to bet, that is the question. '
The entire world knows Britney Spears has gone off the deep end. Her highly questionable parenting skills, her newly bald head, her hoo hoo's intimate relationship with the camera — the woman's nuts these days.'
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As students head into that happy place known as ""Spring Break,"" the sense of relief is practically palpable. '
So yes, more hubbub about piracy and the RIAA and the targeting of college students and lawsuits and money and etc, etc, etc. If you're like 99 percent of the college population, you trashed the e-mail from DoIT, maybe skimmed an article in the paper and haven't thought about any of this stuff for more than a couple of seconds.
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