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"'Reilly rule' finds best balance for RA rights in dorms," Editorial, Oshkosh Northwestern, March 3.

An editorial lauding the UW System's proposed plan to allow its resident assistants to participate in all student activities, as long as they do not use their position to inappropriately influence the behavior of their residents.

Related: “Knockin’ on heaven’s door,” Badger Hearld, March 2.
Also: “Proposed UW Bible study policy gains local support,” Oshkosh Northwestern, March 2.

"Legislators, public should use UW felon report with caution," Editorial, Oshkosh Northwestern, March 2.

An editorial advising state legislators against using a recently released audit on the number of felons working for the UW System to stir up public distrust of the university.

On Campus

"Staff, students objected to convicted professor on campus ," Wisconsin State Journal, March 3.

UW-Madison officials said they did their best to keep former professor Roberto Coronado, who was recently fired because of felony convictions, away from those who did not want to see him while he was working on campus.

Related: “Convicted prof kept working on campus until sentencing, ” Pioneer Press, Mar 3.

"UW-L Foundation offers $450,000 to fund initial plans," La Crosse Tribune, March 3.

UW-La Crosse officials said student votes to contribute $2.5 million toward the construction of a new campus stadium moved the UW-La Crosse Foundation to contribute $450,000 for the project.

National

"U hopes to seed biotech cluster," St. Paul Pioneer Press, March 3.

University of Minnesota officials said if the state's governor and legislature want Minnesota to be a leader in biotechnology, it must invest heavily in the university to build new research facilities.

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