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Ying Yang Chocolate
By Mario Puig and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Feb. 12, 2010With a milk chocolate shell and a creamy center, the Yin Yang finds balance between flavor and texture. As it melts away, a savory jasmine tea flavor explodes onto your palate. The accurate embodiment of the tea is something to come back to whether you find nirvana or not.
UW-Madison student receives Churchill Scholarship
Feb. 12, 2010UW-Madison student Daniel Lecoanet will spend the 2010-‘11 school year in the United Kingdom participating in a mathematical program with scholars from around the world.
Hazelnut Praline Milk Chocolate
By Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz and Suzanne O’Connell | Feb. 12, 2010
Raspberry Chipotle
By Leah Cowen and Christopher Guess and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Feb. 12, 2010Raspberry Chipotle is a David Bacco seasonal. It has a smooth texture with an unmistakable raspberry purée center. The heat from the chipotle is very subtle, but noticeable.
Decoding L-O-V-E
By Madeline Anderson | Feb. 12, 2010Create online profile? Check. Upload photo? Check. Fill out personality questionnaire? Check. Mail in cheek swab sample? Huh?
Allied Drive community evolves, sees drop in crime and poverty rates
By Nick Crowley & Ryan Hebel | Feb. 12, 2010For many UW students the city of Madison really is just ""77 square miles surrounded by reality."" But students who venture outside the campus' bubble of higher education, vibrant political activism and its college-town atmosphere may discover outliers like Allied Drive, which has notoriously been one square mile of chronic destitution surrounded by the Madison Police Department.
Extensive overtime hours raise Madison Metro safety concerns
By Ariel Shapiro | Feb. 11, 2010A Madison bus driver who worked overtime was the highest paid city government employee of 2009, raising questions as to how safe and fiscally responsible the practice of allowing unlimited overtime is.
Harvard graduate encourages activism
By Estephany Escobar | Feb. 11, 2010Derrick Ashong, Harvard graduate, musician, actor and political activist, discussed the importance of activism in bringing positive change to the country at the Distinguished Lecture Series Wednesday. In his presentation, Ashong said to change the country's political and economic situation, everyone needs to be involved in this process, not only politicians.
ASM approves campaign to help increase work-study pay
By Daniel Tollefson | Feb. 11, 2010The Associated Students of Madison created an information-gathering campaign at a Student Council meeting Wednesday, focusing on financial aid for UW-Madison students on campus, specifically with regard for work-study employment programs.
Martin defends UW primate research ethics
Feb. 11, 2010Chancellor Biddy Martin wrote a response Wednesday to the members of the Dane County Board of Supervisors, who have recently expressed concerns with the ethics of primate research at UW-Madison.
UW student remembered by friends, family
By The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 11, 2010""Dedicated"" is the word friends and family use to describe Jeffrey Slosarczyk, a UW-Madison senior who passed away Feb. 5.
Legislators say new job bill may be costly
By Crystal Crowns and Allison Dirr | Feb. 11, 2010Three state representatives are asking Gov. Jim Doyle for a cost estimate for his proposed Clean Energy Jobs Act, which aims to curb global warming in Wisconsin.
Pharmacy school raises $22M in 6-year campaign
By Ashley Davis and Clay Thomas | Feb. 10, 2010The UW-Madison School of Pharmacy recently announced it raised more than $22 million with its People and Programs Campaign, first launched in 2004.
County Board members raise concerns about UW primate labs
By Robert Taylor | Feb. 10, 2010Members of the Dane County Board of Supervisors voiced their concern about UW-Madison experimentation on nonhuman primates in a letter sent to Chancellor Biddy Martin Feb. 5.












