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Dina Marie’s story: part III of III

Daily Cardinal

Dina Marieâ??s dorm is wallpapered by Bob Dylan and Rolling Stones posters and photographs of her friends and family smiling. When her boyfriend from France calls, Dina Marieâ??s face lights up and her voice switches from English to French. Dina Marie looks like a happy UW-Madison student.

Dina Marie’s story: part 2 of 3

Daily Cardinal

“Are you going to give me my calculus notes?â? Dina Marie asked the man who had just sexually assaulted her. He was about to let her out of his car onto campus. He had already handed over her purse after rummaging through it. She took her notes, which had been lying on the back seat.

UW salaries no longer online

Daily Cardinal

The UW System has significantly reduced the online availability of salary data for faculty members.

Since December, the salaries of individual professors are no longer accessible through the Internet, though data will be provided upon request.

Enraged student storms Helen C.

Badger Herald

After disrupting English Department offices in Helen C. White Wednesday morning in what was described as a fit of rage, a University of Wisconsin student was arrested by campus police for disorderly conduct.

$100,000 initiative set to fight downtown crime

Daily Cardinal

A â??noticeable spikeâ? in downtown crime in the first half of 2006 led city officials to push for a separate fund for downtown safety programs. In February, the City Council passed the Downtown Safety Initiativeâ??$100,000 set aside for the Madison Police Departmentâ??s central district.

Where UW fits in

Daily Cardinal

Crime levels at UW-Madison are comparable with those at other Midwest universities and Big Ten schools, according to statistics filed with the U.S. Department of Education.

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Dina Marie’s story: part 1 of 3

Daily Cardinal

“Iâ??m going to pull the hat off. You run and you donâ??t turn around,â? Dina Marieâ??s rapist warned her before he let her go. â??Donâ??t look at my car. Donâ??t look at my license plate. The man pulled off the black hat he had used to cover Dina Marieâ??s eyes. Immediately, she heard the door slam and the car drive away.

City reacts to crimes near UW

Daily Cardinal

Crime levels over the past three years have remained steady in Madisonâ??s central district, but recent violent crime, such as sexual assaults and robberies, has prompted both students and city officials to identify safety as a key issue.

Violent crimes since Aug. put campus on edge

Daily Cardinal

A heightened sense of fear has spread over the UW-Madison community, a sentiment administrators acknowledge and students attribute to high-profile crimes that have shocked the campus and its greater community this school year.

UW’s senior sendoff class act

Badger Herald

One hundred and six days ago (thatâ??s 15 weeks; 2,544 hours; 152,640 minutes, etc.), I sat here and told you that the athletic department did a disservice to UWâ??s football senior class.

Faculty question athletics

Badger Herald

Members of the University of Wisconsinâ??s Faculty Senate fired questions at the director of the Athletic Board Monday, scrutinizing several recent decisions.

Kaplan refutes student claims

Badger Herald

In a public statement released Monday, a University of Wisconsin professor denied making several controversial statements about Hmong culture attributed to him in a February lecture.

UW Student Survives Cancer

NBC-15

Programs like Colleges Against Cancer allow students to increase awareness and one UW student is doing just that.

Kari Liotta is the survivorship chair for Colleges Against Cancer.
She was diagnosed with cancer in high school–now a cancer survivor, she’s says she’s thankful to live and tell her story to help others.Programs like Colleges Against Cancer allow students to increase awareness and one UW student is doing just that.

Kari Liotta is the survivorship chair for Colleges Against Cancer.
She was diagnosed with cancer in high school–now a cancer survivor, she’s says she’s thankful to live and tell her story to help others.

Hmong remarks misinterpreted, law prof says

Daily Cardinal

The University Committee for Academic Freedom and Rights released a statement Friday saying UW Law School professor Leonard Kaplanâ??s academic freedomsâ??and the academic rights of all UW-Madison professorsâ??must be protected, after Kaplan was accused of making racist remarks regarding Hmong people in his Feb. 15 Legal Process class.

Law professor speaks out

Badger Herald

A law professor at the center of a growing debate about racist comments he allegedly made in lecture spoke out for the first time since the controversy arose at an open meeting Friday.

UW reacts to allegations

Badger Herald

A woman alleging she was sexually assaulted at a campus fraternity party spoke with a University of Wisconsin advisor shortly after a police investigation began, according to a representative from a campus support organization.

Witte Hall hosts mayoral debate

Badger Herald

Discussing issues such as downtown safety, Halloween, the proposed Alcohol Density Plan and Madisonâ??s transportation system, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and mayoral candidate Ray Allen showed students their unique â?? and opposing â?? viewpoints at a debate Thursday evening.

Students lambaste professor

Badger Herald

An emotionally charged group of hundreds of students, faculty and community members met Thursday night to address a University of Wisconsin professorâ??s statements about the Hmong community.

UW Athletes Perform in the Classroom

NBC-15

The U-W Madison athletic department is celebrating a big milestone. Collectively student athletes are posting the highest GPA in the school’s history, on the heals of a darker spot on the university’s academic record. Last year the basketball Badgers were plagued with ineligibility that likely hurt them on the court, but this year the team is rebounding with the help of additional resources and a dedicated staff.

Tucker Is Finalist For Oscar Robertson Trophy

WISC-TV 3

Wisconsin forward Alando Tucker is one of the five finalists for the Oscar Robertson Trophy.

The trophy is a national men’s basketball player of the year award given by the United States Basketball Writers Association.

UW Work Study Oversight

WKOW-TV 27

Last fall, Susan Fischer with the UW Financial Services asked the staff responsible for work study to do an audit. They found the University was owed more than 100-thousand dollars.