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Author: Kelly Tyrrell

â??Blazingâ?? gaps in Herald reporting

Badger Herald

The Badger Herald reported yesterday (â??UW apologizes for showing film with racial slurs,â? Oct. 15) that a black student objected to clips from â??Blazing Saddlesâ? shown at a recent â??training seminar.â?

Marching Band to play Saturday

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin Marching Band will perform at Saturdayâ??s football game, ending their indefinite suspension following hazing allegations, officials announced Thursday.

The graying of UW faculty

Badger Herald

Seven hundred and sixty University of Wisconsin faculty are expected to retire in the next 10 years, posing yet another challenge to the recruitment and retention issue at the university.

Band allegations include sexual fondling

Badger Herald

University of Wisconsin officials suspect some Marching Band members were sexually fondled or forced to drink alcohol against their will in a recent road trip, two of several allegations that resulted in the bandâ??s suspension from last Saturdayâ??s football game.

UW custodial workers picket

Badger Herald

It was pouring rain, but that didnâ??t stop University of Wisconsin custodians from showing up to picket Tuesday afternoon.

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Band status remains uncertain

Badger Herald

For the first time since allegations of hazing came out last week, the University of Wisconsin Band practiced Tuesday for Saturdayâ??s football game, with the knowledge they may not perform.

UW officials say band investigation is ongoing

Daily Cardinal

UW-Madisonâ??s dean of studentsâ?? office is in the process of conducting individual interviews with UW Marching Band members in the hazing investigation that led to the suspension of the entire band Friday for the game against Ohio State.

Faculty Senate addresses band, Athletic Board issues

Daily Cardinal

The tone of the first 2008-â??09 Faculty Senate meeting Monday turned from a welcome for new Chancellor Biddy Martin to concerns over the suspension of the UW Marching Band from last weekendâ??s football game and the recent resignation of a faculty member from the Athletic Board.

Singing his family â??Toonâ??

Badger Herald

Although Wisconsin suffered a heartbreaking 27-25 defeat at Michigan last Saturday, one bright spot for the team was the introduction of redshirt freshman wide receiver Nick Toon into the offense. While Toon played in the games against Akron and Marshall, he recorded his first reception as a Badger against the Wolverines in the Big House, a pitch and catch from quarterback Allan Evridge for 18 yards.

Regents to revise misconduct code

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin System will take the next step this week in updating its student misconduct policy, which, if approved, could lead to serious changes in the way students are disciplined by officials.

Ticket policy back to basics

Badger Herald

Effective for Saturdayâ??s football game against Ohio State, University of Wisconsin students will be assigned a seat and given a ticket just as they were in 2007, officials said Tuesday.

Campus research major inspiration for students

Daily Cardinal

UW-Madison prides itself on numerous aspects that allow it to stand out amongst other major universities, such as the revolutionary research it conducts or its reputation for competitive sports programs. Unfortunately, the latter mention tends to outdo the first in terms of campus notoriety.

Police urge students to track safety

Daily Cardinal

Members of the city and university police departments addressed a group of Madison residents Thursday in the Memorial Union in an effort to increase awareness about safety and crime prevention measures.

Construction to last until 2013

Badger Herald

Frequenters of downtown Madison will not be able to celebrate the completion of State Street construction for long, as city planners met Thursday to discuss various construction projects that will last until 2013.