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Author: Kelly Tyrrell

Box truck ignites near WID construction site

Daily Cardinal

The Madison Fire Department responded to a call from the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery construction site on campus Wednesday morning after a truck containing waterproofing materials lit on fire and caused traffic problems on University Avenue.

Budget Crunch â??09

Badger Herald

With no clear solution to the nationâ??s economic crisis in sight, Gov. Jim Doyle has joined other state governors in calling for a $1 trillion stimulus package from the federal government to help states get through the tough times.

Yes, he can?

Badger Herald

As Harriet Knight-Everette set out from Madison to Washington, D.C., to witness the inauguration of the next president of the United States, she reflected on how far her nation had come.

UW merging admissions, visitors office

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin Offices of Admissions and Visitor and Information Programs will be merging, effective Feb. 1, to enhance the efficiency and quality of customer service UW provides to prospective students.

TA scolded over lewd comments

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin has filed an official reprimand against a teaching assistant for lewd and sexually suggestive comments he made to a female TA, records obtained Wednesday show.

Frances vendors may be moved

Badger Herald

After seeing an increase in the number of complaints about late-night vendors from residents around North Frances Street, a Madison committee contemplating options Wednesday to change the situation.

Zimmermann 911 call on hold

Badger Herald

The family of slain University of Wisconsin student Brittany Zimmermann said Wednesday they oppose the release of the audio from the 911 call made from their daughterâ??s cell phone on the day she was killed.

The future of diversity

Badger Herald

With Plan 2008 coming to a close, University of Wisconsin officials are looking forward to a new diversity initiative that will streamline the past 30 years of such programs.

911 Center offers details

Badger Herald

Parts of a previously sealed document released Friday from the Brittany Zimmermann homicide investigation shows the 911 call she made on the day she was killed lasted 57 seconds, but sounds heard on the recording were not clear enough at the time for the dispatcher to hear anything indicating an emergency.

Reconsider union south redesign – The Daily Cardinal

Daily Cardinal

As members of the Wisconsin Union finalize design and budget plans for the new Union South project, the full scale of the project is becoming increasingly apparent. While using 40 percent of the universityâ??s overall Master Plan budget, the new Union South design and plan has grandiose features, including a complete renovation of Orchard Street and an area to accommodate a future hypothetical train platform.

Details of Zimmermann death now public

Badger Herald

Recently unsealed search warrants revealed the call made from the cell phone of Brittany Zimmermann on the day she was killed started with a woman screaming and sounds of a struggle for a short period of time.

Ex-player made death-threat calls to Alvarez

Daily Cardinal

In a series of voice mails to the Athletic Department last week, former Badger football player Leonard J. Taylor Jr., who has been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, threatened the lives of UW Athletic Director Barry Alvarez and professional tennis player Maria Sharapova, according to a criminal complaint.