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Author: Kelly Tyrrell

Second Chadima report released

Badger Herald

University of Wisconsin officials released a second report Friday detailing two alleged cases of sexual assault by former associate athletic director John Chadima against male students in the Athletic Department.

Chazen writes of Claiborne?s birth

Badger Herald

It was 1975. A group of three met in New York City?s West 39th Street Garment District. In a relic of a bar, two men and one woman sat around a table. First, a successful business executive, Jerome Chazen. Next, Chazen?s former roommate, Art Ortenberg ? back from university days they spent together in Wisconsin. The third was a woman. A designer by the name of Liz Claiborne. Together, the three hatched a plan.

Ward must act on LLPC request

Badger Herald

Our university has a long history of successful shared governance ? something we hold in high regard as active members of the student community. Unfortunately, Interim Chancellor David Ward recently violated shared governance statutes in his failure to acknowledge students? voices regarding our contract with Adidas.

Aspiring movie makers release finished product

Badger Herald

There?s no doubt that finals week is a stressful time. While most students were holed up in the library cramming for exams, one ambitious group of University of Wisconsin students was dealing with another set of stresses. UW-Hollywood Badgers spent their finals week filming a movie that was the culminating project after a semester of planning.

Dangerous areas need lighting

Badger Herald

As a freshman, one of the first things I was told was ?Don?t walk Rapeshore alone at night.? As unflattering as that nickname is, ?Rapeshore? doesn?t only describe Lakeshore Path anymore.

Crime in Brief

Badger Herald

A man was arrested after he punched three bouncers at Wando?s Bar and Grill early Sunday morning, according to a Madison Police Department report.

Crimes logged in Langdon Neighborhood

Badger Herald

Two Madison men have been charged with the sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl in an incident that took place in a Langdon Street apartment, while another suspect has not yet been identified.

LLPC proposes adidas mediation deadline

Daily Cardinal

UW-Madison?s primary licensing committee passed a resolution Friday to define a successful mediation period with adidas as occurring only if the company ensures all workers are paid severance by April 15. This deadline is 60 days after UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward initially announced plans to enter mediation with the company.

Regents discuss financial aid, construction

Daily Cardinal

A UW System official told the Board of Regents Thursday that financial aid for students is becoming increasingly important as the nation trends toward decreasing public funding to higher education, forcing institutions to hike tuition.

UW-Madison professor?s low pay negatively affects academic merit

Daily Cardinal

This week, a Faculty Senate committee outlined its Commission on Faculty Compensation and Economic Benefits report, a report describing the growing problem that UW-Madison has and will be facing in regards to the salaries and compensation of its faculty. The report states that the salaries of instructors, specifically professors and assistant professors, are significantly lower compared to other Big Ten and public institutions.

Obama campaign visits UW-Madison

Daily Cardinal

Less than a month until the national spotlight will be focused on Wisconsin?s Republican presidential primaries, figures central to the campaign to reelect President Barack Obama visited Madison Wednesday to encourage students to begin campaign efforts of their own.

Ward says adidas could sue UW System

Daily Cardinal

UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward told student leaders Monday he feared the UW System could face legal repercussions if it did not enter a period of negotiation with adidas before giving the company an ultimatum to remedy alleged labor violations within 90 days.

Time for UW drinking culture to change

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin made headlines a couple weeks ago when it was named the fifth-best value of public colleges in America by Princeton Review. The university gave itself a pat on the back for this, as it should have. However, we also came out as the 14th best party school in America. Now, I am not opposed to a little partying and drinking, but I realize that the extent to which Badgers do it is ridiculous. I think we as a campus should slow down.

City revamps efforts to gauge student voice

Badger Herald

Members of Madison?s City Council introduced a resolution to create a permanent position for University of Wisconsin students on an alcohol review committee in an effort to further open discussions between students and city officials.

Report: UW faculty hurt with low salary rates

Badger Herald

The University of Wisconsin Faculty Senate reviewed a report Monday that recommends university officials raise non-residential undergraduate and differential tuition rates while limiting resident undergraduate tuition.

Mifflin’s unclear future

Daily Cardinal

Katie Cierzan?s flat on the 500 block of West Mifflin Street has been standing 110 years and shows its age with tall pillars and noisy radiators. Even though her house is in good condition, those surrounding it are slanted with crumbling foundations. But Cierzan has made her house and neighborhood her home?and she would like to keep it that way.