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Mill pond drowning produces icy warning for students, residents

By Courtney Teague-Carter

The accidental drowning of a Whitewater boy has sent a signal to be careful crossing frozen water. Nine-year-old Brent Aldrich was found in Mill Pond Jan. 17. after falling through thin ice.

Local coffeehouses unaffected by fast food prices

By Josh Smith

While coffee franchises across the country are lowing prices to compete with fast food restaurants, coffeehouse owners in Whitewater are comfortable with their prices.

Royal Purple wins Wisconsin Newspaper Association awards

By Sarah Millard

The Royal Purple continued its award-winning tradition last Friday when it was honored with the second place General Excellence award at the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation's 2007 Better Newspaper and Advertising Contest.

New chancellor search begins with a familiar process

By Rico Torres

UW-Whitewater has had three different chancellors in the previous four years, and the search for next year's chancellor has begun.

Campus Greens petition pesticide use on campus

By Alex Koldeway

Members of the Campus Greens are attempting to stop the use of TruGreen ChemLawn pesticides on campus because of their concerns about negative environmental consequences.

Contraceptive prices increasing for colleges

By Greg Ylvisaker and Jerica Harvey

The University Health and Counseling Services is among many university clinics in the United States being forced to raise the cost of contraceptives due to the 2005 Deficit Reduction Act.

Municipal judge race features two lawyers, a parole officer, former

By Joan Downs

Four candidates will appear on the primary ballot Feb. 19 for Whitewater's municipal judge.

Plans in progress to increase university student enrollment

By Andrew Whitman

An increase of about 650 full-time-equivalent students at UW-Whitewater during the next four years is a local effort to improve the quality of life in Wisconsin.

Whitewater Freeze Fest will host Polar Plunge, pancake breakfast

By Ryan Donahue and Sarah Kloepping

The Polar Plunge, an fundraiser involving jumping into a hole in a frozen lake, has raised more than $6 million for the Special Olympics during the past 10 years, according to the Special Olympics Web site.

Winter storm cancels classes

By Brandon Gorman

A winter storm that could blanket southern Wisconsin with as much as 18 inches of snow has caused Interim Chancellor Richard Telfer to cancel all classes today.

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