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UW-Madison student selected to intern at White House this spring
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 14, 2012A UW-Madison student has been selected to intern at the White House this spring.
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Legislative committee passes cuts to Medicaid
By The Daily Cardinal and Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 14, 2012The Joint Finance Committee approved cuts along party lines to the state’s Medicaid program Wednesday, meaning an estimated 22,800 people would be denied coverage.
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Temporary daytime homeless center to close Thursday
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 14, 2012A temporary homeless shelter on East Washington Avenue, which drew complaints from some residents, will close its doors Thursday.
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‘KONY 2012’ viral video impacts campus branch
By Stephanie Laumer and Sam Morgan | Mar. 14, 2012As controversy over the “KONY 2012” viral video continues, the founder of UW-Madison’s Invisible Children chapter said Tuesday that criticism aimed at the group at large should not be attributed to the local branch.
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Potential recalls may be delayed
By Ben Siegel | Mar. 14, 2012The Government Accountability Board will finish certifying recall petitions against Gov. Scott Walker, Lieutenant Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and four state senators by Friday, March 30, according to a request for a second extension filed with the Dane County Circuit Court Tuesday.
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No abortion coverage from federal healthcare
By Alison Bauter | Mar. 14, 2012The Assembly passed a bill prohibiting the coverage of abortion under the federal healthcare law in Wisconsin following heated debate Tuesday.
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Senate Democrats delay tenant bill vote
By Adam Wollner | Mar. 14, 2012State Senate Democrats delayed a final vote on a bill Tuesday that limits certain restrictions local governments can place on landlords and alters relations between landlords and student renters in Madison.
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Mifflin Street Block Party meeting sees low turnout from students
By Sam Cusick | Mar. 14, 2012A meeting held by a planning group for the Mifflin Street Block Party to discuss changes and gain feedback on the upcoming event saw low turnout from students Tuesday.
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Class's "Savor South Madison" campaign seeks to dispel South Side misconceptions through social media
By Mallory Ramp | Mar. 14, 2012In its second semester on campus, a service learning course is integrating the marketing skills of UW students and faculty with the expansive culinary options of South Madison to alter students’ perceptions about the area.
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UW-Madison student's uncle gives more than $4,000 to scammers in Peru
By Brett Bachman | Mar. 14, 2012A relative of a UW-Madison student wired $4,000 to Peru after a caller impersonating the student said she needed money to be bailed out of jail.
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Special session for mining bill a possibility, Walker says
By Ben Siegel | Mar. 14, 2012Despite the withdrawal of a $1.5 billion northern Wisconsin iron mine proposal after Democrats in the state Senate blocked a mining reform a week ago, Gov. Scott Walker vowed he would “not give up” on mining in Wisconsin in a Tuesday morning radio show appearance.
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B-cycle bike sharing program offers student discount
Mar. 13, 2012Madison’s bike sharing program will lower its daily fee and offer a UW-Madison student discount when it returns from its winter hiatus April 1.
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State Senate recall elections confirmed: Officials waiting for review of Walker petitions to set election dates
By Kendalyn Thoma | Mar. 13, 2012State election officials confirmed Monday there are enough valid signatures to prompt a recall election of four state senators, but did not officially announce when the elections would be held.
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Report says UW-Madison Chancellor warned Barry Alvarez not to 'interfere' following sexual misconduct allegations against Chadima
By Alison Bauter and Mallory Ramp | Mar. 13, 2012When UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward learned that a senior athletic department official allegedly sexually assaulted a student, he called Athletic Director Barry Alvarez within hours with a message: Do not “interfere.”
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Judge permanently halts voter ID law
By Tyler Nickerson | Mar. 13, 2012A judge’s ruling Monday permanently suspended implementation of Wisconsin’s controversial law requiring voters to provide a valid form of identification before receiving a ballot.
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Police identify men involved in stabbing incident
By The Daily Cardinal and Sam Karp | Mar. 13, 2012Madison police identified two suspects, one of whom is a UW-Madison student, whose fight with each other resulted in one man stabbing the other with a knife.
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Man arrested for attacking bouncers at Wando's Bar
By Sam Garigliano | Mar. 13, 2012Police arrested a Madison man for attacking bouncers in a fight at Wando’s Bar early Sunday morning.
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City wants proposed Johnson Street building to include new fire station
By By Jeffrey More | Mar. 13, 2012Mayor Paul Soglin, city officials and the fire department met for an informational meeting Monday on a proposed building on the 300 block of West Johnson and Dayton streets next to a Madison Fire Department fire house.
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Legislative Affairs Committee seeks student involvement in lobbying
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 13, 2012Student government leaders are calling for greater involvement on campus in lobbying officials on issues pertaining to students.
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Man arrested for threatening girlfriend, pedestrians with knife
By The Daily Cardinal and Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 13, 2012Police arrested a Madison man after he threatened his girlfriend and other pedestrians with a knife near a Regent Street apartment complex early Saturday morning.
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