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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 46 from THE HARVEST of REASON) During the next week it seemed that every free moment they could be together held an excitement all its own. Every meal that they could steal together was an attempt to seize life and drain its cup. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-45 in earlier Blogs ) “To the true lover reunion is life, and separation is death…” The Hidden Words Chapter 13 During the next week it seemed… more →
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Good Question: Are Home-Schooled Students Better Off?
wrote 1 day ago: [worldnow id=7351172 width=450 height=375 type=video] MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – One of the standout … more →
GIVE ME MONEY (please)
wrote 3 days ago: Wednesday, May 30th, 2012 3:29pm So, I know it’s been kinda a while since I’ve actually … more →
Speaking of Morality
wrote 4 days ago: It was with the goal of sharing my personal views on the ethics of animal research that I recently p … more →
Classical music news: For the next two weeks Madison will again become the summer capital of Cello World – and this time the public is invited to participate.
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wrote 4 days ago: By Jacob Stockinger Attention, all cellists and cello lovers! Madison, Wisconsin is about to become … more →
i graduated!
wrote 1 week ago: A mixture of some iphone and not-so-good-looking old fashioned camera photos. And then a poem by J.R … more →
Classical music news: Middleton pianist Thomas Kasdorf joins the Middleton Community Orchestra next Wednesday night in a concert of Mozart and Brahms.
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wrote 1 week ago: By Jacob Stockinger This coming three-day holiday weekend includes Memorial Day. After all the patri … more →
MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 46 from THE HARVEST of REASON) During the next week it seemed that every free moment they could be together held an excitement all its own. Every meal that they could steal together was an attempt to seize life and drain its cup. READ MORE
wrote 1 week ago: (If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-45 in earlier Blogs ) “To the true lover reu … more →
Classical music news: University of Wisconsin pianist Christopher Taylor sends a letter and photos from his concert tour to Perm, Russia.
wrote 1 week ago: ALERT: This Thursday night at 7 p.m. in The Playhouse of the Overture Center, the Rhapsodie String Q … more →
Ask the Test Prep Expert: "How Can I Improve my ACT Scores?"
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wrote 1 week ago: Question: “How can I improve my ACT scores?” Answer: Most students take the ACT for the … more →
numerology for Serra Crawford
wrote 1 week ago: May 20, 2012 9:45 am At age 4, Serra Crawford was doing second-grade multiplication and ess … more →
Two Months of Economic Progress As Health Clinic Expands
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wrote 1 week ago: This was the view outside our windows back in March 2012. They were tearing down old wharehouses to … more →
Perspective
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Largest Class of McNair Scholars to Graduate from Marian University
wrote 2 weeks ago: By Garry Moise The McNair Scholars Program is growing at a fast pace at Marian University of Wiscons … more →
Campus Explorer Launches Campus Explorer Connections
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The relationships you develop during your college years are the ones that stick with you for the res … more →
MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 45 from THE HARVEST of REASON) John pulled up in front of Maddie's landlady's house not knowing what to expect. The invitation had been the result of very quick thinking on his part and he had left immediately after, so that she wouldn’t have time to change her mind. But now what? READ MORE
wrote 3 weeks ago: (If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-44 in earlier Blogs ) John pulled up in fron … more →
Classical music news: Madison Summer Choir will go authentically Baroque this year. It holds auditions on Monday, May 14, and then starts rehearsals on May 21 with a public performance on July 1.
wrote 3 weeks ago: By Jacob Stockinger It’s that time again. The University of Wisconsin-Madison ends its spring semest … more →
UW Health Research Not Publicized Enough
wrote 3 weeks ago: University of Wisconsin-Madison has been among the top five funded research institutions in the coun … more →
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Lessons From Monkeys
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The following guest post is from David Abbott, a scientist at the Wisconsin National Primate Researc … more →
Once we assimilate, can we go back?
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wrote 4 weeks ago: as·sim·i·late [uh-sim-uh-leyt] verb (used without object) to be or become absorbed to conform or … more →
