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UW alumnus, CEO to speak at commencement
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 14, 2009UW-Madison alumnus Neil Willenson, CEO and founder of One Heartland, will speak at the 2009 mid-year commencement.
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Giving 'fast food' a new name
By Valerie Klessig | Dec. 14, 2009Fast food often means a cheap, greasy burger and french fries. Struggling to cover monthly expenses, students may take the cheap, often less nutritious fast food meal over a wholesome one. However, Chipotle thinks of itself as a quick service restaurant that does not force students to sacrifice quality to save money.
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Regents stress four-year graduation
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Kelsey Gunderson | Dec. 14, 2009UW System President Kevin Reilly stressed the economic benefits of graduating in four years at the Board of Regents meeting Friday.
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Man robbed at gunpoint after series of dates go wrong
By Caitlin Gath | Dec. 14, 2009The site of the former Badger Bus Depot at the corner of South Bedford Street and West Washington Avenue became the site of an armed robbery last Thursday, according to a police report.
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County shelters, pantries strained by recession
By Ryan Hebel | Dec. 14, 2009Wednesday's snow day brought a welcome vacation for many Madison employees. For those living paycheck to paycheck, however, it was one nudge closer to homelessness.
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Former regents ask Doyle to veto restructuring bill
By Hannah Furfaro | Dec. 14, 2009Former presidents of the Board of Regents called on Gov. Jim Doyle Thursday to veto legislation that would change the selection process of UW System regents.
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Blizzard prompts closure of state government
By The Daily Cardinal | Dec. 10, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle closed state government Wednesday, including most UW System schools, and asked state employees not to report to work in response to a statewide blizzard.
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Tenants still have rights during cold weather
By Caitlin Gath | Dec. 10, 2009With temperatures rapidly dropping into the single digits Thursday and Friday, renters across the city should remember they still have tenant rights when it comes to making sure their house or apartment stays warm.
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Students participate in Bascom snowball fight
By Andrew Kasper | Dec. 10, 2009UW-Madison students celebrated the first-ever full day of canceled classes with a snowball fight on Bascom Hill Wednesday.
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Alders hope to boost tenant aid
By Ryan Hebel | Dec. 10, 2009Some city officials have a message for students as final exam week approaches: Procrastinate.
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UW System survey reveals decrease in binge drinking habits among students
By By Steven Rosenbaum | Dec. 10, 2009A survey recently conducted by the UW System revealed that the number of UW students who engage in binge drinking has decreased.
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City braces for delays after snowstorm affects buses
By Renee Gasch and Caitlin Gath | Dec. 10, 2009As 14 inches of snow blanketed the city Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz reminded the public that although the city will reopen Thursday, there will still likely be delays.
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Doyle calls special session to discuss MPS legislation
By Rebecca Autrey | Dec. 10, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle has requested that the Wisconsin state Legislature meet in a special session next week to discuss Milwaukee Public Schools.
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Career advisors optimistic despite economic woes
By Lydia Statz | Dec. 10, 2009There is no arguing that first-time job hunters have faced especially tough challenges over the past year because of the economic downturn, though surprisingly, many campus advisers are optimistic about the job prospects for current students.
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Regents concerned over substance abuse
By Alison Dirr and Erica Walkup | Dec. 10, 2009The UW System Board of Regents met Thursday in Memorial Union to discuss a recent UW System study revealing the rate of binge drinking among UW students decreased from 2007 to 2009.
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Martin says tuition hike was needed
By Kelsey Gunderson | Dec. 10, 2009Chancellor Biddy Martin outlined how she thinks UW-Madison can remain a top public research university in her speech at the UW System Board of Regents meeting Thursday.
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$14.5 million awarded for energy projects
By The Daily Cardinal and Maureen Backman | Dec. 10, 2009Gov. Jim Doyle said Thursday Wisconsin will receive more than $14.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds that will go toward maintaining 400 jobs and producing energy efficient projects in Wisconsin.
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Revive your sex drive
By Erica Andrist | Dec. 10, 2009Lately, I haven't been as interested in sex as I used to be, and it's becoming kind of a problem... How do I get back in the groove?
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Nitty Gritty managers address liquor license application
Dec. 8, 2009Nitty Gritty managers Lee Pier and Eric Suemnicht held an informational session at the restaurant Monday as they apply for a new liquor license.
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Gov. candidates' economic plans take shape
By Michelle Langer | Dec. 8, 2009With Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett's recent gubernatorial candidacy announcement, candidates from both parties face pressure to begin solidifying their political and economic platforms.
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