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SAFE services lack funds to extend hours

In the wake of recent abductions and sexual assaults on campus, many students have developed concern about getting home safely from late exams and nights spent at the library. SAFEride services are one way to get home safely, but the limited hours and res'


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UW keeps grades under wraps

Though many students scramble to bring home ‘A's, they might not have to worry about their not-so-good grades spoiling the holidays. Under an act, parents are forbidden access to a student's grades unless the student authorizes it in writing. 


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Separating the contenders from the pretenders

Wichita State and Butler have raced out of the gates this season, and should continue their strong play throughout the season. However, Oregon will have its work cut out for it after a quick start, and Clemson could struggle with a tough ACC schedule.'


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Safety board to be renewed next semester

The Associated Students of Madison has encountered problems with the cooperation of university administration in efforts to revive the Campus Safety Advisory Board, a shared governance committee intended to focus on campus student safety concerns.'


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Butch not fazed by heavy scrutiny

Due in large part to Brian Butch's storied high school career, he has faced his fair share of scrutiny and even criticism during his four years at Wisconsin. Still, he is in the midst of a fine career at Wisconsin that could see him post more than 1,000 p'


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Prison Breaking out of Grainger Hall

It seemed like Dec. 21 would never come, but after an orgy of time wasting orgies during my 25th hour, my time had arrived. I was to be incarcerated at the ""Grainger Building."" My punishment—finals. 


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Nass blasts Black, university

As incoming speaker of the state Assembly, Mike Huesbcsh, R-West Salem, announced the new committee chairs for the upcoming 2007-'08 legislative session Tuesday, two state lawmakers butted heads over the new head of the College committee chair. '


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