Police address Bassett safety concerns
By Elizabeth Michaels | Apr. 15, 2008The Madison Police Department assured residents of increased security in the downtown area at a Bassett Neighborhood meeting Monday.
The Madison Police Department assured residents of increased security in the downtown area at a Bassett Neighborhood meeting Monday.
Participate in Green Week and join the movement.
UW-Madison's Big Red Go Green organization is sponsoring a competition between campus residence halls for the third-consecutive semester.
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Ryan ponders what his own golf course would be like, with all of its traps and Old Thompson.
Streaming audio forces listeners to choose whether they prefer to get audio on computers or remain loyal to traditional CDs.'
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UW Botany professor Timothy Allen spoke to students about the value of ecological economics.
Megan and her friends plan a prank against the Short Course kids.'
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The Wisconsin bats disappeared in Game 2
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Madison artisan group fills the Overture Center halls with colorful glass exhibit.
For second consecutive weekend Badgers win one of their four games.
A recent outbreak of measles is concerning Madison and Milwaukee officials, with the vaccine available on campus.
The increased tax on cigarettes is not as successful as projected, with a statewide smoking ban still unlikely to pass in the Legislature.
UW system President Kevin Reilly said Wisconsin was one of 11 states to advance in the Lumina Foundation's \Making Opportunity Affordable"" grant program.