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Transparency key for partnership

When it comes to details about the New Badger Partnership, Chancellor Biddy Martin has been talking in generalities for nearly a year. Martin has continually called for drastic measures to help cushion the possibility of large cuts to university funding — measures she vaguely described as ""flexibility"" and ""increased tools."" However, when a memo with specifics about the possible shape of the New Badger Partnership was released last week, it seemed as if behind-the-door details that had built up for months were finally made public.

Bring clarity to the debate

Maybe it is just a product of the Twitter-verse, where we absorb copious amounts of unprocessed information. Maybe it is a side effect of people getting swept up in the moment. Or maybe it is a result of intentional distortions of the truth. But over the past week of protests that have enveloped the Capitol, there has been an overwhelming amount of information coming from our little isthmus, and it is time to set some things straight.

City Council approves labor contracts

CPAC an indication of big shift in Republican priorities

This week, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) was held in Washington, D.C., where the most active conservative politicos come to discuss the future of America, share their ideals and prepare for the next presidential election.

Limit religious seg fees

Let's get a show of hands: How many of you have chanted ""Kill the bill"" or ""Scotty doesn't know"" at least once this week? Okay, now how many of you know that one of our campus student orgs is suing the university for discrimination, and the case is well on its way to the supreme court?

Protest Day 4: Walk Out

Penn State limps into Madison for rematch with hungry Wisconsin squad

SSFC fines MEChA, cuts $3000 from its budget

Breaking the ice

Chancellor defends talks with state

Teaching Assistants to continue teach outs Friday

SSFC rules wrong again

So let me get this straight, the Student Services Finance Committee cut funding for WISPIRG because they were helping the community too much? Is it just me, or does that sound selfish and illogical? This decision is absurd and completely contradicts what the university stands for.

Senate Dems flee Madison, delay bill

On the most turbulent day yet of demonstrations against Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill, Democratic state senators successfully delayed the controversial legislation by walking out of the Capitol Thursday and setting up camp across state lines.

Nation polarized in reactions to bill, protests

Duggan chases points record as Badgers visit Mankato in finale

Badgers dust themsleves off, face Wolverines at home

Kill the bill"" protests remain strong

ALRC approves entertainment, alcohol licenses

Teachers, TAA protest over bargaining rights

UW-Madison Teaching Assistants and Madison teachers and students joined protesters in and around the Capitol rotunda throughout the day Wednesday.

Wisconsin drops fourth conference match as Hawkeyes roll in Iowa