New Wisconsin-based video game studio launched

A new Wisconsin-based video game studio has launched with support from Green Bay venture capital firm TitletownTech. Midwest Games is led by former Netflix Games Program Manager Ben Kvalo, who says the business is committed to empowering the “vast talent

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Dave Zweifel: UW shortfall of the GOP’s making

Republicans’ demand that the System spend its surplus to make up for cuts in state aid and tuition freezes have been major contributors to the crisis. Yet, the GOP’s leaders saw fit to cut yet another $32 million from the system because it supports diversity and equity programs.

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New Wisconsin-based video game studio launched

A new Wisconsin-based video game studio has launched with support from Green Bay venture capital firm TitletownTech. Midwest Games is led by former Netflix Games Program Manager Ben Kvalo, who says the business is committed to empowering the “vast talent pool” in underserved regions. “We recognized that innovation and creativity

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TUE AM Update: Ziegler accuses liberal Supreme Court majority of ‘rogue lawlessness’

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — Conservative Chief Justice Annette Ziegler is accusing her liberal colleagues of “rogue lawlessness” in naming an “unlawfully appointed” interim director of state courts she charges has appointed reserve judges without her permission. Liberal

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MON PM Update: DPI school finance dashboard held up by JFC objection

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — At least one Joint Finance Committee member has objected to a DPI proposal to create an online dashboard about school district finances after a coalition of groups opposed the inclusion of data about private schools. An anonymous committee member or members objected

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Dave Zweifel: UW shortfall of the GOP’s making

Republicans’ demand that the System spend its surplus to make up for cuts in state aid and tuition freezes have been major contributors to the crisis. Yet, the GOP’s leaders saw fit to cut yet another $32 million from the system because it supports diversity and equity programs.

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