If you've walked around Henry Mall or Bascom Hill lately, you've no doubt noticed a number of new historical markers being planted. The plaques are part of an effort to preserve and promote UW-Madison's rich history to campus visitors. Full story Scottish breed tested in southwest Wisconsin Shaggy horned beasts whose ancestors came from Loch Ness Monster country are now roaming pockets of Wisconsin. But these beasties are no bother, because they're placid vegetarians that just might right the ecosystem imbalance in southwest Wisconsin. If someone plopped you down in the lab of Joel Jones, and the first thing you saw was the cabinet full of parts he keeps on hand, you might think Dr. Frankenstein was loose in the labyrinthine bowels of the Mosse Humanities Building.
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Eagleburger forum to focus on global equality Leading political figures from Latin America are scheduled to discuss the relationship between the U.S. and Third World countries on globalization and global equality at a free public forum Thursday, May 3, 3-6 p.m. State Historical Society Auditorium. AB20 Weeks Hall. Laura Cuccia, 262-0017. Seven of the world's leading researchers will gather in Madison April 26-27 to discuss this powerful phenomenon. The University League will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a dinner and program Friday, May 4, in Great Hall, Memorial Union.