UW-Madison South Korean student groups have decided to postpone the annual Korea Night culture celebration scheduled for Monday, out of respect for the nation's mourning following the Virginia Tech shootings.'
A national survey conducted over the weekend revealed the majority of college students will not change their downloading habits in light of the RIAA's recent distribution of pre-litigation letters.'
The recording industry continued its crackdown on illegal downloading Wednesday by threatening to sue what it says are its worst offenders — college students.'
Zeta Psi Fraternity's Madison chapter was placed on probation Friday by the fraternity's national council for alcohol violations at a December party, while UW-Madison's investigation of the party is still pending.
Even though UW-Madison ranked high on the list of universities receiving the most number of music copyright complaints this year, campus administrators say they do not plan on cracking down on downloading.'
Harvard University professor Richard Elmore kicked off a conference on educational policy by discussing the field's highly disputed No Child Left Behind Act Wednesday night.
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