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Policy protects housefellow rights

As agents of a public university, housefellows should not have to give up their right to lead or participate in events such as religious gatherings. The existing policy has recently ' ¦


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Making the same mistakes again

A late season slide down a slippery slope is no good for any team, especially if the slide is from first place, the slope a treacherous Western Collegiate Hockey Association, ' ¦'


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Izzo’s East Lansing lair awaits Badgers

Amidst one of the toughest battles for the Big Ten title in recent history, the UW men's basketball team (9-5 Big Ten, 19-8 overall) needs to finish strong to bring some momentum into the Big Ten Tournament and ultimately, the NCAA tournament. Completing the season on the road against an angry Michigan State (7-7, 19-9) Thursday and Iowa Saturday will not make that task easy. 


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The ’real world’: life after college

Having a full-time job is the hallmark of post-college life, but getting used to a job is just one of many big adjustments new grads must face. Leaving friends, losing freedom, gaining responsibility'all are part of the bittersweet and formative course that starts with a flip of the mortarboard's tassel from right to left. 


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P2P can help the music industry

The music business is in need of a radical shake-up. While the Recording Industry Association of America goes around suing their own customers, the music corporations they represent continue to ' ¦'


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Reader of the Day: Mish Alzaid

To get to his beloved UW-Madison, Mish takes a 15-hour plane ride from his home'Kuwait. Luckily he gets a nice long 'layover' in Amsterdam. While it might seem odd that ' ¦'


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The economy of education

Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings' Commission on the Future of Higher Education recently bombed academia with the suggestion that the government should use standardized tests to measure public universities' success ' ¦



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