This Sunday afternoon, Milwaukee's Fine Arts Quartet – the resident string quartet of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee – will continue their...
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Governor Walker Has Storied History of Slashing Public Education
Gov. Scott Walker is again taking aim at public education.
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Egypt Frees One Al Jazeera Journalist From Prison
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Egypt Frees Jailed Al-Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste
Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste is being released and deported from Egypt. The Associated Press is reporting that Greste's release follows a...
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