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Prep girls basketball: Isabel Schmelzer helps Baraboo run past Sauk Prairie
The Baraboo girls basketball trailed early but eventually rolled to a 56-38 victory over visiting Sauk Prairie in Badger North Conference action Friday night.
USHL: Steel hands Capitols third consecutive defeat
The Madison Capitols tried desperately to set the tone early on Friday night, but Lassi Yrjola would have none of it.
Prep boys basketball: Fourth-quarter surge helps Poynette hand Watertown Luther Prep its first loss
Breaking a tie with a 25-8 scoring run in the fourth quarter, the Poynette boys basketball team took control of the Capitol North Conference race Friday night.
Badgers men's hockey: Minnesota's second-period blitz leaves UW in daze
Eighteen weeks ago, it was the kind of high-grade matchup you circled on your calendar with optimistic glee.
Prep sports: Madison Memorial beats host Sun Prairie to advance to Groundhog Tournament hockey final
The Madison Memorial boys hockey team advanced to tonight’s championship game of the Sun Prairie Groundhog Tournament with a 9-4 victory over Waunakee on Friday.
Prep boys basketball: Tristan Shoup scores 24 to lead Fort Atkinson past Jefferson
Junior forward Tristan Shoup scored 24 points Friday night to lead host Fort Atkinson to a 47-35 win over Jefferson in a non-conference boys basketball game.
Badgers women's hockey: Emily Clark scores twice to lead UW on road
MANKATO, Min. — Entering with four weekend series remaining in the regular season, a pair of freshmen made sure the University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team didn’t take its foot off the gas…
Prep girls basketball: Trilling sisters boost Verona in win over Janesville Parker
The guards, both back from ACL injuries, set the tone for the Wildcats as they try to keep pace in the Big Eight Conference.
Gov. Scott Walker previews likely White House theme
Walker sounds familiar campaign themes of smaller government, greater accountability and general distaste for the nation's capital.
Patrick Durkin: Online course at UW would make Aldo Leopold proud
The four-week class – “The Land Ethic Reclaimed: Perceptive Hunting, Aldo Leopold and Conservation,” is part of UW-Madison’s “Massive Open Online Course” series, or MOOC.
City to consider adding homelessness and atheism as protected classes
The homeless would be protected in employment and housing, and atheism in those areas plus public places
Tech and Biotech: Tech start-ups create 175 full-time jobs in 2014
They also raised more than $40 million from investors.
Bring lacrosse to UW-Madison -- Sean Whinnery
I read with interest the letter in last Saturday's paper "Reinstate baseball at UW-Madison."
Thanks to Dana Lou's in Meadowood -- Clare Radtke
Thanks to Dana Lou's laundromat for its new Meadowood location in Madison. It is a much needed facility in the neighborhood.
UW staff can't just 'work more' -- Daniel Nevers
The top headline in Thursday's Wisconsin State Journal said it all: "Governor to faculty: Work more."
Madison's street lighting response rocks -- Eric S Piotrowski
Recently the street light in our Madison neighborhood near East High School went out. It was very dark on our street.
Let sleeping groundhogs lie -- Richard Reinke
For groundhogs, hibernation is a must, indeed.
Anti-abortion letter demand response -- Robert E. Miller
Recent anti-abortion letters published in Tuesday's and Thursday's State Journal need a response.
Veterans hospital is upholding promise -- Marsha Masters Hall
Recently I had the privilege of attending an open house at our Veterans Hospital in Madison. What a jewel in the crown of Madison.
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Veterans hospital is upholding promise