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Students come together for 150 hours of prayer

UW-Whitewater Christian organizations banded together during the week of Feb. 21 for 150 hours of prayer. Full story

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Dj Ova Killa

Perhaps you’ve been here before: a crowded party with one lonely iPod to provide the beat. Three UW-Whitewater students have had enough of weak party music and did something about it. Full story

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Madness gets underway for men's basketball team

Warhawks travel to Ohio for first round game against Defiance

Dustin Mitchell knows all too well the nature of the NCAA tournament. It’s provided the men's basketball team with its share of heartbreak the last two years, with last second losses to Loras College and Washington University in the early rounds. Full story

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WSG agenda action spurs open meeting complaints

Concerns about possible open meetings laws violations were expressed to Whitewater Student Government Monday night.

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Comeback win sends men's basketball team into second round

Late three-pointers, defensive stops help Warhawks upend Defiance, battle Wooster Saturday

It’s only the first night of the 2010 NCAA Division III basketball tournament, but the madness has already begun.

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Obama signs credit card reforms into law

President Barack Obama signed several new credit card regulations into
regulations last week. This move will commence the advent of tougher
consumer-related protections for Americans.

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Operation beautiful

Anonymous Post-it notes encourage positive body image for men and women alike

The Post-it notes have made their way around campus, and they hold a message bigger than the small surface they are written on.

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Differential Tuition Policy a Step In the Right Direction

One of the most troubling issues for students as they attend college is the money they will spend to attend. Tuition is something nearly all students and families worry about, even if our nation wasn't mired in an economic recession.

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Local and national poets featured in “Poetry Unplugged”

National poets from Milwaukee will be performing on campus Thursday evening in the Hamilton Center for an event called Poetry Unplugged. The show starts at 8 p.m. and will feature some student talent as well.

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