UW System Clipsheet

July 20, 2006

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UW System

"Let UW students sift and winnow," Column, Wisconsin State Journal, July 20.

Regent Jeffrey Bartell writes in to discuss the merits of academic freedom and how UW students ultimately benefit from free and open debate.

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"Mark Green vs. Knowles," Editorial, Capital Times, July 20.

Academic freedom is of paramount importance when it comes to the continued success of any university, particularly the UW System.

On Campus

"Halloween revelers will have to pay to party on State St.," Wisconsin State Journal, July 20.

City officials plan to work with many partners in trying new tactics to ensure a safe Halloween weekend in Madison.

"China's transformation requires new thinking here," Column, St. Paul Pioneer Press, July 20.

Chancellor Don Betz reflects on China's growth and the implications for higher education after a recent visit to seven Asian universities.

National

"Bush's veto a setback for research, UW-Madison scientists say," Associated Press, July 20.

UW-Madison researchers are among those who will have to find new ways to advance stem cell research following President Bush's veto of a bill that would have allowed more federal funding to support the field.

"Democrats unveil affordability plan," Inside Higher Ed, July 20.

The proposed American Dream Grant would give large block grants to states that maintain higher education spending and keep tuition increases minimal.