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More than just condoms: SSFC hears from Sex Out Loud - The Daily Cardinal
The Student Services Finance Committee heard from Sex Out Loud Tuesday night. Sex Out Loud, which “promotes healthy sexuality through sex-positive education and activism,” has been a student organization on the UW-Madison for over 20 years. The organization’s services can come in the form of 60 to 90-minute workshops, peer-to-peer counseling and other supportive programming such as handing out condoms, according to their presentation Tuesday.
Evers’ proposed budget matches previous recommendations for undocumented student tuition exemption - The Daily Cardinal
Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget for the 2019-’21 biennium includes a recommendation to allow undocumented students to receive in-state tuition at UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System institutions — and this is not the first time Wisconsin legislature has considered it. Evers’ budget recommendation would apply to undocumented students who meet three criteria. First, each applicant must have graduated from a Wisconsin high school or received an equivalent declaration from the state.
UW System leaders praise Evers’ proposed higher education funding expansions - The Daily Cardinal
UW System leaders praised Gov. Tony Evers’ recently proposed budget, which expands $150 million to higher education after many years of lackluster funding. Of the $83.4 billion 2019-’21 budget, the higher education expansion included a fully-funded tuition freeze across the UW System, as well as $17.4 million for need-based resident grants. In addition, all state employees received a 2 percent compensation increase.
Cross supports humanities, yet UW-Stevens Point cuts remain uncertain - The Daily Cardinal
Amid UW-Stevens Point’s budget deficit, the fate of six of its humanities majors is uncertain — although UW System President Ray Cross doesn’t believe that’s the case. He foresees that humanities will be saved from cuts at the university in an interview with WPR. Next week, the campus will reveal their final decisions in response to Gov. Evers’ state budget approval, which included more support to the UW System schools and a continuation of the tuition freeze.
The Battle for Debecka Crossroads
On 24 March 2003, 2nd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (FOB 102), occupied the western half of Joint Special Operations Task Force (JSOTF)-North’s area of responsibility. Situated along the Green Line, the tentative demarcation boundary between the Kurdish Autonomous Zone and Iraq to the south, 2nd Battalion faced four dug-in and well-equipped divisions of the Iraqi 5th Corps.
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