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Marquette University announced that it will no longer require prospective students to submit SAT and/or ACT scores as part of their applications.
A trial is now off in one of the two lame-duck cases out of Dane County after the state Supreme Court stayed part of a judge’s ruling in the suit. Dane County Judge Frank Remington had blocked some provisions Republicans
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Free event: June 17: Navigating the New Economy: The booming border –Sponsored by WAGET, the Wisconsin Academy of Global Education and Training in partnership with WisBusiness.com and the Kenosha News — Even if the Foxconn
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges & Universities From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee approved a nearly $1.9 billion capital budget, paring back nearly $600 million that Gov. Tony Evers originally wanted to spend
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee gaveled in shortly after 4 p.m. today, but won’t take up taxes today. The posted agenda includes the capital budget, DATCP, Juvenile Corrections, the Stewardship Fund and Veterans,
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sen. Steve Nass (608) 266-2635 Senator Steve Nass (R-Whitewater) issued the following statement regarding the Joint Finance Committee’s approval of a new record high State Building Program with $1.9 billion in bonding (all funding sources). The
Contact: State Representative Warren Petryk (608) 266-0660 State Representative Jesse James (608) 266-9172 State Representative Treig Pronschinske (608) 266-7015 State Representative Romaine Quinn (608) 266-2519 State Representative Rob Summerfield (608) 266-1194 Madison – Today the Budget writing committee officially voted
Contact: Lisa Fox lfox@pinesbach.com (608) 251-0101 MADISON, Wis. – The prominent Madison law firm Pines Bach LLP is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Joshua J. Kindkeppel as a Partner in the firm’s business, real estate, and employment law
For immediate release: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 Contact: Sharlen Moore, 414.975.6100, youthjusticemke@gmail.com Youth Justice Milwaukee (YJM) has reviewed the budget papers for the 2019-21 biennial state budget to determine the courses of action for each item that we believe will produce the best
State Republicans don’t actually care about so-called ‘divisive’ flags — they just want something to rile their bases.
Besides the ethical problems with selling body parts from aborted children, research using those body parts has never led to a single successful clinical treatment despite decades of trying.
It’s time Republicans and conservatives have a conversation among themselves and in their communities, not just about cannabis policy, but also about alcohol, drunk driving and criminal justice reform. And if Barnes’ dumb joke is the impetus for those conversations, I’m certain that’s a good thing.
I came of age in a family that revered former Chief Justice Edward George Ryan, so I was a bit surprised when former Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson, who was also revered in my family, raised an eyebrow as we considered the bust of her predecessor on a summer afternoon many years ago. Abrahamson recalled when Lavinia Goodell, the first woman admitted to practice law in Wisconsin, applied in 1876 for permission to argue cases before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Ryan rejected her — and all women. He argued that allowing women to practice law would be a “departure from the order of nature.”
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Joint Finance Committee Co-Chair Rep. John Nygren is strongly denying a charge that the state’s budget panel is looking to “(smuggle) into the budget” an amendment that would put in place new regulations on so-called wedding barns. The Wisconsin Institute
Marquette University announced that it will no longer require prospective students to submit SAT and/or ACT scores as part of their applications.
A trial is now off in one of the two lame-duck cases out of Dane County after the state Supreme Court stayed part of a judge’s ruling in the suit. Dane County Judge Frank Remington had blocked some provisions Republicans approved in the December extraordinary session, including how state agencies
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Free event: June 17: Navigating the New Economy: The booming border –Sponsored by WAGET, the Wisconsin Academy of Global Education and Training in partnership with WisBusiness.com and the Kenosha News — Even if the Foxconn development doesn’t reach its full promise, the southeastern Wisconsin border
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges & Universities From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee approved a nearly $1.9 billion capital budget, paring back nearly $600 million that Gov. Tony Evers originally wanted to spend on building projects. More than $1 billion of the GOP
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee gaveled in shortly after 4 p.m. today, but won’t take up taxes today. The posted agenda includes the capital budget, DATCP, Juvenile Corrections, the Stewardship Fund and Veterans, which Co-chair John Nygren, R-Marinette, said the committee will take
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sen. Steve Nass (608) 266-2635 Senator Steve Nass (R-Whitewater) issued the following statement regarding the Joint Finance Committee’s approval of a new record high State Building Program with $1.9 billion in bonding (all funding sources). The previous record high came during Governor Jim Doyle’s term in
Contact: State Representative Warren Petryk (608) 266-0660 State Representative Jesse James (608) 266-9172 State Representative Treig Pronschinske (608) 266-7015 State Representative Romaine Quinn (608) 266-2519 State Representative Rob Summerfield (608) 266-1194 Madison – Today the Budget writing committee officially voted to include the UW-Eau Claire Science Hall building as part
Contact: Lisa Fox lfox@pinesbach.com (608) 251-0101 MADISON, Wis. – The prominent Madison law firm Pines Bach LLP is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Joshua J. Kindkeppel as a Partner in the firm’s business, real estate, and employment law practices. Kindkeppel handles business start-ups, represents clients in business acquisitions
For immediate release: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 Contact: Sharlen Moore, 414.975.6100, youthjusticemke@gmail.com Youth Justice Milwaukee (YJM) has reviewed the budget papers for the 2019-21 biennial state budget to determine the courses of action for each item that we believe will produce the best comparative outcomes to reduce harm to children, families, and communities
State Republicans don’t actually care about so-called ‘divisive’ flags — they just want something to rile their bases.
Besides the ethical problems with selling body parts from aborted children, research using those body parts has never led to a single successful clinical treatment despite decades of trying.
It’s time Republicans and conservatives have a conversation among themselves and in their communities, not just about cannabis policy, but also about alcohol, drunk driving and criminal justice reform. And if Barnes’ dumb joke is the impetus for those conversations, I’m certain that’s a good thing.
I came of age in a family that revered former Chief Justice Edward George Ryan, so I was a bit surprised when former Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson, who was also revered in my family, raised an eyebrow as we considered the bust of her predecessor on a summer afternoon many years ago. Abrahamson recalled when Lavinia Goodell, the first woman admitted to practice law in Wisconsin, applied in 1876 for permission to argue cases before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Ryan rejected her — and all women. He argued that allowing women to practice law would be a “departure from the order of nature.”
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Joint Finance Committee Co-Chair Rep. John Nygren is strongly denying a charge that the state’s budget panel is looking to “(smuggle) into the budget” an amendment that would put in place new regulations on so-called wedding barns. The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty was among a coalition of groups