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Dean Karlan: How to know whether a charity is worth your dollars
When my sister and I were children and flew to summer camp together, our mother always asked us to call her once we arrived to let her know we landed safely.
Chris Rickert: Two UW bigwigs, two very different paths to UW
Paul Chryst’s hiring might as well have been in a private, family-run company, or a dictatorship.
Sen. Ron Johnson prepares for new homeland security post, eyes 2016 reelection bid
The Wisconsin Republican is set to take over as head of a key committee as he prepares for a tough reelection fight.
More leaders want to be smart on crime
U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, is talking about “unreasonably long sentences” that “may actually make people more likely to return to crime.”
Ron Weber: Don't believe either extreme in wolf debate
WEYERHAEUSER — The recent decision by a federal judge to put the wolf back under the protection of the Endangered Species Act is a step backward for further recovery and management of the animal.
GOP renews push to limit 'junk food' purchases with food stamps
A proposal to limit the amount of unhealthy food that Food Share recipients buy with government assistance failed to get a vote in the state Senate last year.
Technique for turning manure into drinkable water could help lakes
Dane County is evaluating dairy manure treatments that filter out solids and lake-fouling nutrients, leaving only clear water.
Jay Ambrose: Barack Obama and Paul Ryan should team to save the poor
This holiday season, let’s suppose what might strike some as a miracle -- that our Democratic president and a Republican Congress will soon join forces to do something wondrously humane. Let’s…
Steve Chapman: Frightened rulers did scary things
We all have tasks we try to get done before the end of the year, and Kim Jong Un's is amping up the crazy.
Our lives are stressful, but small changes can make a profound difference, experts say
While survey respondents routinely report levels of stress above what they consider healthy, we're not doing very good as a society managing it.
Swear on instead of off this New Year's Day -- State Journal editorial from a century ago
This Wisconsin State Journal editorial appeared on Dec. 31, 1914:
On View | Can You Feel It?
A multi-sensory experience is on display at the VSA Wisconsin Gallery with an exhibition titled “Can You Feel It?” The show features work by artists with visual impairments. Visitors are invit…
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Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Holidays are time to remember what matters
The holidays are always a time for me to pause and reflect not only on the days gone by, but also on the meaning of life — my life.
Patrick Durkin: Wolf ruling disregards reality on the ground
In effect, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, D.C., declared that although gray wolves aren’t biologically endangered in the Western Great Lakes, they remain legally endangered. I…
Tom Oates: Barry's back on the sidelines and the players couldn't be more excited
'When coach Andersen left, we (seniors) all looked at each other and said, ‘There’s no way we’d rather go out than having coach Alvarez coach us one last time...,' Sam Arneson said.
Tom Oates: Packers need to awaken from offensive slumber to be Lions
Green Bay's defense hasn't allowed a touchdown in the past two games, but its offense has sputtered after a seven-game stretch near midseason when it averaged 39 points per game.
Badgers men's basketball: Second-year coach Bobby Hurley has Buffalo's program on the rise
The scouting report that associate head coach Greg Gard delivered to the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team Friday didn’t include a section on Buffalo’s coach, though some of the Ba…
Exact Sciences' release of Cologuard cancer test tops tech news for 2014
The test, 19 years in the making, is a noninvasive, DNA stool test for colorectal cancer.
Prep boys basketball: Shareef Smith helps Madison Memorial surf past Miami Beach
The Florida weather agreed with the Madison Memorial boys basketball team during Saturday's opening game of the four-day, three-game Junior Orange Bowl Classic in Miami.