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  • University of Wisconsin Student Govt Leader Vandalizes Pro-Life Display

    05/07/2008 10:08:59 AM PDT · by julieee · 60 replies · 49+ views
    LifeNews.com ^ | May 7, 2008 | Steven Ertelt
    Madison, WI -- A University of Wisconsin Stevens Point student government leader is coming under fire for allegedly trashing a pro-life display on campus. Student senator Roderick King is said to have vandalized a display featuring crosses erected by the campus pro-life group to memorialize those babies killed in abortions. Full story at: http://www.lifenews.com/state3207.html
  • Wag the Scholar

    08/07/2006 1:27:22 PM PDT · by JSedreporter · 11 replies · 400+ views
    Accuracy in Academia ^ | August 7,2006 | Matthew Murphy
    Hired by the University of Wisconsin to teach “Islam: Religion and Culture,” this fall at the Madison campus, Kevin Barrett believes that the 9/11 attacks on America were planned and executed by the U.S. government and not the work of terrorists. Barrett co-founded Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth. Barrett’s views have caused a divide in Wisconsin. Barrett and university officials have stated that Barrett’s personal views will not be discussed or taught in the class. Supporters of Barrett argue that he has the right to academic freedom. Some state legislatures called for the university to fire Barrett immediately. So which...
  • Modern Potato Had Roots in Peru

    10/04/2005 2:00:39 PM PDT · by Our_Man_In_Gough_Island · 33 replies · 662+ views
    BBC ^ | 4 Oct 2005 | Staff
    US scientists have found that all modern varieties of potatoes can be traced back to a single source - a spud grown in Peru over 7,000 years ago. It had been believed potatoes had a much wider region of origin, stretching from Peru to northern Argentina. The team, led by Dr David Spooner of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, analysed the DNA of about 360 potatoes, both wild and cultivated. Some 300 million tonnes of potatoes are produced around the world every year. The study was sponsored by the US Department of Agriculture. Dr Spooner, a professor of horticulture, said archaeological...