Thursday, January 8, 2009

University of Wisconsin

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Best Alternative Media Outlet

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Winter Weather a Literal Pain in the Butt

Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin feel the freeze. more >>

College Republicans Hit With Fee and, Like With Taxes, Don't Want to Pay

The University of Wisconsin College Republicans are crying foul over $1,300 in security fees for an October David Horowitz event. more >>

Trick or Treat. Please Don't Arrest Me

Even the best costume won't protect you from stepped-up law enforcement at campuses nationwide this Halloween weekend. more >>

Surprise! Drunk Kids Steal Things

Late-night restaurants at the University of Wisconsin consider the pros and cons of catering to the raucous post-bar crowd. more >>

Suicidal Man Terrorizing Campus = Free Meals

Free meal vouchers kept students calm and distracted as man threatened safety of University of Wisconsin's campus. more >>

Latino Frat and Police Get Metaphorically Rowdy

Just as Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off, University of Wisconsin officials and a Latino fraternity are at odds over a party that was canceled by university police last weekend. more >>

A Wake-Up Call on Campus

Virginia Tech has inspired counseling services to reassess. more >>

Trail Mix

*According to the Badger Herald, the University of Wisconsin canceled at least two courses, then forgot to tell anyone. Oops. more >>

The Music Industry Campus Crackdown Continues

Letters were sent to 58 colleges warning of possible lawsuits against students. more >>

Police Get to Leave Poop Behind

Proving once again that the police are a privileged lot, the Madison (Wis.) City Council passed an ordinance that excuses officers on patrol from having to scoop the poop their four-legged friends leave behind. more >>

Madison Police Use Facebook to Track Parties

Police in Madison, Wis., have been using Facebook to track student parties since Halloween--and they will continue to do so in 2007. more >>

Primate Research Foes Will Open a Museum Between Two Primate Research Centers

A Wisconsin animal rights group wanted to build a museum that showcases "the history and current use of monkeys and apes in publicly funded experimentation," so it bought a piece of land right between two research centers that conduct publicly funded experiments on monkeys, the Daily Cardinal reports. When the University of Wisconsin-Madison learned about the plan, it tried to outbid the group, topping its offer of $675,000 with a promise of $1 million. more >>

Trail Mix

Administrators who worried about Tulane University's first post-Katrina freshman class are no longer worried--not even close, the Hullabaloo reports. Ivy League schools are about to get bigger, both in physical space and number of students, says the Daily Pennsylvanian. more >>

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