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Fighting words: The campus free speech battle at UW often focuses on guest speakers

Capital Times

Students who feel marginalized on campus — by race, gender or sexual orientation — and their allies are engaged in a battle over “safe spaces” with classmates who insist they, and the speakers they invite to campus, can say what they like, no matter who finds it offensive.It’s a culture war for the 21st century that some say threatens America’s bedrock value of freedom of speech.

Whitesel, V. Russell

Madison.com

After he retired, he developed and taught the Government and Administrative Law Clinic at UW Law School, where he trained second and third year law students to be compassionate and thoughtful lawyers and policy makers through clinical placements in state administrative agencies.

Höchst, Hartmut

Madison.com

He worked at the UW Synchrotron Radiation Center as assistant director of research and retired in 2010.

Surveillance cameras, tip from UW Police, led to suspect in Downtown homicide

Wisconsin State Journal

Police got their biggest break on Tuesday after they sent an image from one of the cameras across the Wisconsin Crime Alert Network, used by law enforcement to share tips and alerts. Anderson was identified by a member of the UW-Madison Police Department, who noticed the similarity with a photo of Anderson taken by a camera at Union South on March 20, when Anderson allegedly harassed an employee there, according to UW-Madison police spokesman Marc Lovicott.