Gov. Jim Doyle met with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke and Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm at the Clean Energy Economy Forum in Michigan Wednesday.',1,1,1
Due to the unnecessarily stringent ALRC, a new restaurant proposal appears doomed.',1,1
Erica, the Cardinal's sex columnist, helps new students find safer sex facilities around Madison.',1,1
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Gov. Jim Doyle met with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke and Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm at the Clean Energy Economy Forum in Michigan Wednesday.
The Madison Public Library Board focused their efforts on community outreach and the new Central Library at a meeting Thursday night.
The Madison Public Library Board focused their efforts on community outreach and the new Central Library at a meeting Thursday night. ',1,1,1
Andrew finds Welcome Week amusement outside the freshman dorms
Everything is better in space.',1,1
UW-Madison's recently implemented ""Show and Blow"" program at Badger football games will continue to be in effect for Saturday's game against Northern Illinois.
The Wisconsin football team will open its 2009 season against Northern Illinois',1,1
UW-Madison health officials reported Thursday that higher than normal numbers of flu-like cases have occurred recently on campus, and say they expect these numbers to continue increasing as the school year progresses.
A new grocery store is coming to University Sqaure at the corner of University and Lake St, with a planned opening date by the second week of January.
Some state agencies, including the Department of Motor Vehicles and unemployment offices, will be closed Friday as part of the mandated furlough days outlined in the state 2009-'11 biennial budget.
UW-Madison's recently implemented ""Show and Blow"" program at Badger football games will continue to be in effect for Saturday's game against Northern Illinois.
It's never too early to talk Halloween in Madison.
Jon predicts what will happen at UW-Madison this fall'
UW-Madison health officials held an information session last week urging students to take extra precautions against the H1N1 virus this flu season.
As of Sept. 1, a recently revised student conduct code now allows UW-Madison officials to punish students for off-campus misbehavior.
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