Former Wis. congressman confirms plan to run for governor
By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 24, 2009Mark Neumann, a former U.S. congressman from Wisconsin, will campaign for the GOP nomination in the 2010 gubernatorial race.
Mark Neumann, a former U.S. congressman from Wisconsin, will campaign for the GOP nomination in the 2010 gubernatorial race.
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Wisconsin ended its lengthy losing streak with a walk-off victory in the nightcap against the Gophers.
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The Badgers will host the Blue Devils next season in December.
The WUD Film Committee is serving up a dose of independent film this weekend at the Union'
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Local sexual assault experts acknowledge the existence of false sexual assault claims but say it is hard to estimate the exact number.
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Kevin is flipping tired of all this gosh dang censorship, darn it!'
The Associated Students of Madison voted to fully endorse the Wisconsin Initiative for Undergraduates Wednesday despite uncertainties about student support.
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Gerald Ryan has been named the new clinical services director of University Health Services after becoming the associate director for the division in 2007.