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Gov. Jim Doyle announced a number of funding proposals directed at the Milwaukee area, including several that would help UW-Milwaukee build a new engineering campus and School of Public Health; campus officials say these projects would create a critical mass for research in downtown Milwaukee.
Related: "Doyle proposes $13.3M for education projects," Business Journal of Milwaukee, March 19.
A UW-Eau Claire student shares his experiences studying sorcery and witchcraft among the people of a Kenyan tribe.
UW-Stout students, faculty and staff mourned the passing of Cody Nelson, who died over the weekend; campus officials are investigating the cause of the student's death.
A second UW-Eau Claire student has died following a traffic accident on Friday near Macon, Ga. in which an airborne tire from a semi-trailer struck a van carrying five UW-Eau Claire students and one other passenger.
Related: "One student dead, one injured in Georgia car crash," Spectator, March 20.
Two UW-Richland officials discuss the college's math programs, as well as upcoming campus events.
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Richard Stewart, director of UW-Superior's Transportation and Logistics Research Center, has been studying ways to create a specialized shipping terminal to handle shipping containers in the Twin Ports.
UW-Madison officials said it will not involve itself in any legal actions taken by the Recording Industry Association of America against campus network users accused of piracy.
The director of the National Institutes of Health recommended Congress relax restrictions placed on stem-cell research funding, as such restrictions are hindering progress in the field and threaten to slow the pace of advances in cancer and other medical research.