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Jillian tries to grow up, one drink at a time

East side apartment construction sparks debate among locals

Three new apartment complexes on Madison's near east side received the go-ahead May 19 to replace affordable housing in the isthmus that will not price out the neighbors.

City and campus resources essential to safety of students

City and campus leaders need to step up contributions to safety, including tougher rules for rule-breaking bars.

Too much tanning\r not a bright idea

Every summer, students soak up the sun in various locations on campus or visit the tanning booths. However, campus health officials warn that the risks of the sun's UV rays may not outweigh the benefits.'

KK hopes to curb underage drinking

The Kollege Klub, a popular downtown bar among UW students, has faced recent problems with the Madison Police Department concerning underage drinking and overcrowding.

Governor calls for cuts to alleviate state budget woes

Gov. Jim Doyle unveiled an increased ""across the board"" cut for state agencies but promised to protect taxpayers last Thursday as the state financial conditions continue to worsen.

Tuition increase aims to benefit UW education

The UW System Board of Regents approved Chancellor Biddy Martin's initiative to increase tuition for all UW-Madison undergraduates beginning in fall 2009.

Statewide smoking ban signed into law

Gov. Jim Doyle signed a bipartisan statewide ban on smoking in workplaces last Monday, after reaching a compromise with the Tavern League of Wisconsin.

Wilco (the band) rocks Wilco (the album)

Wilco keeps listeners engaged on their newest album'

Plan Commission approves outdoor eats

The Madison Plan Commission approved outdoor seating for two new downtown barbeque restaurants that will open at the end of summer.

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery finish external framework phase of construction

The construction team for the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery honored the completion of the building's external framework with a ceremony May 26.

Badgers look to extend NCAA streak

Wisconsin will look to capture its 12th consecutive NCAA Tournament bid in 2009.

Wealth of opportunity awaits freshman class

An analysis of the ""State of the UW Freshmen"" shows this year's incoming students are entering UW at an opportune time.

Some work, some play

Students are finding ways to travel this summer, despite the recession making them short on money. '

Letter to the Editor: Safety tips for avoiding campus sexual assault

The Dean of Students reminds everybody to stay safe, and provides advice on how to do so.

UW-Madison provost search narrowed to three candidates

The finalists for the UW-Madison provost position gave presentations geared toward the campus community this week.

Talented squad hopes to return to NCAA Tournament after frustrating season

After missing the 2009 NCAA Tournament, Wisconsin looks to return to the field in 2010.

Fate of offense depends on Sherer’s arm

Last season, Wisconsin received shaky play at best from quarterbacks Allan Evridge and Dustin Sherer. Evridge graduated, and Sherer has been in an intense quarterback competition with freshman Curt Phillips. Regardless of who wins the battle, the quarterback play for Wisconsin this fall will be the most important and intriguing element of the offense. 

Seniors reflect on times of struggle, victory

The Badger seniors look back on their time playing on Wisconsin's softball team

Swine flu a growing danger? When pigs fly!

Though it's been getting much attention, swine flu isn't actually that dangerous.'