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UW ends deal with Russell

Daily Cardinal

UW-Madison officials announced Thursday the university will no longer do business with Russell Athletics, which makes apparel with the UW logo, because the company might be violating workersâ?? rights.

Martin defends MSC support

Badger Herald

University of Wisconsin Chancellor Biddy Martin told The Badger Herald Thursday she stands by her decision to support the proposed second-trimester abortion clinic at Madison Surgery Center.

NEWS: Board approves late-term abortions

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Authority Board voted 11-3 Wednesday in support of a proposed abortion clinic at Madison Surgery Center that would perform second-trimester abortions.

Apartment plan shot down

Badger Herald

Downtown residents and Madison City Council members found themselves facing a difficult decision Tuesday night when asked to approve a proposed apartment complex adjacent to the Acacia fraternity, ultimately shooting down the proposal.

Faculty grapple over new document

Daily Cardinal

Members of the UW-Madison Faculty Senate met Monday and debated varying levels of amendments to the draft of the 2009-2014 UW-Madison strategic framework.

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Martin will have vote in decision about abortions

Badger Herald

At the University of Wisconsin Faculty Senate meeting Monday, Chancellor Biddy Martin said as a member of the Authority Board, she will have a vote to decide whether UW Hospitals and Clinics would provide second-term abortions.

Clinic motives under scrutiny

Badger Herald

University of Wisconsin health officials said profit was not a factor in their recent decision to perform second trimester abortions at UW clinics, though internal communication suggests otherwise.

Abortion issue sparks protest

Badger Herald

Anti-abortion and abortion rights supporters rallied in front of the Madison Surgery Center Saturday in preparation for the UW Hospital Authority Board vote this Wednesday regarding the clinicâ??s decision to offer second-trimester abortions.

Officials examine stalking

Badger Herald

Campus safety officials informed an audience Thursday the age group experiencing the highest rates of stalking victimization are individuals aged 18-24, the general age group of the population located on the University of Wisconsin campus.

Tough times may strengthen state

Daily Cardinal

At a time of rising unemployment and a looming $5.4 billion budget deficit, Gov. Jim Doyle remained hopeful about Wisconsinâ??s future in his annual State of the State Address Wednesday.

House approves aid for students

Badger Herald

The U.S. House of Representatives passed an economic stimulus bill Wednesday, part of which would increase funding for the Hope Tax Credit, making nearly 4 million low- to middle-income students eligible for a tax break.

â??Historic challengesâ??

Badger Herald

Gov. Jim Doyle addressed concerns regarding the economy, health care and educational funding Wednesday night at his annual State of the State address.

Womenâ??s hockey coach to lead Olympic team

Daily Cardinal

U.S.A. Hockey announced Tuesday that Wisconsin womenâ??s hockey head coach Mark Johnson will lead the U.S. womenâ??s national team at the Vancouver Olympics in 2010. Johnson, who has coached the Badgers to two national championships since starting at Wisconsin in 2002, said he is thrilled to have the opportunity.

Doyle to focus on economy in address

Badger Herald

Amid a $5.4 billion budget shortfall, the highest unemployment rate since the 1980s and a recession with no end in sight, Gov. Jim Doyle will deliver his annual State of the State address tonight at the Capitol.

Students eager to serve nation

Daily Cardinal

Representatives and participants of national and international service programs shared experiences and answered UW-Madison student questions during an informational panel Monday.

Doyle creates office for aid

Badger Herald

Gov. Jim Doyle signed an executive order Friday creating a new office to advise officials on how to spend the potentially billions in federal stimulus money the state is expected to receive from President Barack Obamaâ??s administration in the coming months.

UW receives grant to prevent domestic violence on campus

Daily Cardinal

The U.S. Department of Justice and the Office of Violence Against Women granted UW-Madison $300,000 Thursday to help prevent domestic violence on campus. Other partners from within the university and around the Dane County area will work with the university to help prevent not only domestic violence, but sexual assault and stalking as well.

Martin hosts budget talks

Badger Herald

University of Wisconsin Chancellor Biddy Martin hosted the fourth public forum on the budget crisis at Grainger Hall Thursday night, fielding ideas from over 60 UW staff, students and local community members.