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UW System no. 2 official retires; Texas Tech official tapped as

woai.com     6 hrs ago    3 related    Send to a friend

MADISON, Wis. (AP) - The Number 2 official in the University of Wisconsin System is retiring in June, and that's letting system officials do some reorganization. Don Mash has been the system's senior executive vice president since 2005. He was in charge of the daily operations of the UW System,...

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate Names Economist Richard Green as Director (Business Wire)

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Tuesday May 20, 9:30 am ET -- Renowned Scholar Has Directed Nationally Recognized Real Estate Programs at Leading Universities LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate has named noted real estate economist Richard K. Green, Ph.D. as director...

Friends Far Away

bigblueglobe.blogspot.com     9 hrs ago    Send to a friend

A group of our friends recently got together in Madison,Wisconsin. Although it's great to see their smiling faces...very tan and very happy looking, it's a littlesad at the same time. One of the bad things about working down here is that you can go many months, evenyears, without seeing people...

(CSRwire) National Sustainable Agriculture Standard Will Revolutionize American Agricultural...

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MADISON, WI – May 20, 2008 – What could be the first national standard for sustainable agriculture in the United States- the Sustainable Agriculture Practice Standard for Food, Fiber, and Biofuel Crop Producers and Agricultural Product Handlers and Processors (SCS-001) Draft Standard for Trial...

The 100 best place to raise a family

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The Cosbys had Brooklyn. Best Life editors used these categories and data from the U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Education Statistics, FBI, American Association of Museums, National Center for Health Statistics, and American Bar Association to evaluate 257 cities. 2 Virginia Beach,...

Ethnic teens don't hang out together

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MADISON, Wis., May 19 (UPI) -- Few ethnic minority teens at mid-western and western U.S. high schools hang out together, researchers said. Lead author Bradford Brown of the University of Wisconsin-Madison said 30 percent of the teens in the study were placed by peers in ethnically oriented...

The future of printed media in light of the internet

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The following article appears in the current issue of Macleans (cover date 19-MAY-2008) which raises questions about the "future" of newspapers in the digital age -- and specifically mentions the demise of the print-edition of Madison, Wisconsin's Capital Times.NEWSPAPERS L …

Prostate Cancer: Research conducted at University of Wisconsin, Medical Department has provided...

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According to recent research published in the British Journal of Cancer, "Senescence is a distinct cellular response induced by DNA-damaging agents and other sublethal stressors and may provide novel benefits in cancer therapy. However, in an ageing model, senescent fibroblasts were found to...

Wisconsin governor names new railroad commissioner

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MADISON, Wis. - Gov. Jim Doyle replaced Wisconsin's longtime railroad commissioner with a state lawmaker Monday. Out is Rodney Kreunen, a former real estate agent who has served as commissioner since Republican Gov. Tommy Thompson appointed him to the post in 1996. Doyle, a Democrat who took...

State, Milwaukee sewerage district settle suit

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MADISON, Wis. - The state Department of Justice has settled a lawsuit alleging that the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District allowed a series of sewage overflows in 2004. As part of the agreement announced Monday, the sewerage district will pay the state $500,000 following more than 60...