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  1. Grass Roots: Boys and Girls Club working to keep focus on achievement gap Grass Roots: Boys and Girls Club working to keep focus on achievement gap
    PAT SCHNEIDER | The Capital Times | pschneider@madison.com
    Michael Johnson, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County, is commiting his organization to helping minority kids graduate and go to college. And he wants Dane County's efforts to close the achievement gap on the radar of federal officials.
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  2. Campus Connection: Pressure from Nass' office nixes UW-Extension's ‘Art in Protest' Campus Connection: Pressure from Nass' office nixes UW-Extension's ‘Art in Protest'
    TODD FINKELMEYER | The Capital Times | tfinkelmeyer@madison.com
    Top aide to Republican legislator and longtime UW critic helps convince School for Workers to call off the festival scheduled for March.
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  3. No vacancy: Policy change sparks furor over limited bed space at detox center No vacancy: Policy change sparks furor over limited bed space at detox center
    STEVEN ELBOW | The Capital Times | selbow@madison.com
    A furor erupts over a new county policy that limits available dry-out beds for the severely inebriated.
    Feb 22, 2012 | 5:30 am | Loading…

STATE DEBATE

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OPINION

Miller’s leadership is renewing Wisconsin

State Senate Minority Leader Mark Miller has for the past year been a steady hand in the political storm.

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No vacancy: Policy change sparks furor over limited bed space at detox center
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Plain Talk: Sad email underscores how GOP divides us
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Laptop City Hall: City says its hands are largely tied on bus ads for the military
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Capitol Report: Senate Dems stall vote on abortion bill
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John Nichols: David Koch admits to helping Walker big-time
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