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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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A $138.5 million makeover
Planning stage in process for Drumlin Dining Hall revamp
BSU celebrates 40 years
Tuition likely to increase due to state budget cuts
University planning to extend Chartwells contract another year
Chancellor holds budget forum
Speaker discusses cultural differences in Indian business
Twelve women honored for leadership on campus
St Patrick's Day
The meaning behind the shamrock
St. Patty's Day sober celebration
Green beer: how much will Whitewater drink?
A traditional recipe
Plan your day the St. Patty's way
News
Warhawks win national wheelchair basketball championship
Opinion
To make or break the smoking tax?
Tuition: A price worth paying?
Non major-related classes a diamond in the rough
Lifestyle
Risky business
Dangerous illness hard to detect
Horoscopes
One bourbon, one scotch, one beer
Arts & Entertainment
Battle of the Bands
DanceScapes '09
'Hairspray' coming to campus
"Watchmen"
Symphony holds three-part concert
Different styles meet in vocal concert
News for n00bs
Sports
This week in sports
Memorable run ends abruptly
Early fall from Big Dance in 2009
Ace Out Autism is in full swing
Ready for new heights in NCAA's
No. 1 gymnasts to take part in national meet in two weeks
Tennis team ready to tackle national beast Saturday on road in Minnesota
Rewarding season nonetheless
Football team to be honored Thursday at Bradley Center
A display filled with emotion and heartbreak
Broadcasting team takes top honor at Wisconsin seminar
WEB EXTRAS
Bowlers win two before sectionals this weekend
High school students compete in fifth annual Language Day
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