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Stiehm: House calls have doc fretting over old friends

Fri., Jul 4, 2008 - 9:46AM

We just acquired my wife Judith 's family home in Shorewood Hills, built by her parents during the Depression. It 's a lot like our Spanish-style house in Santa Monica: considered old and modest by the authorities, but nicely located.

I am determined to save them both... >>MORE

Schweber: Epic wrong to drag small businesses into its political spat

Fri., Jul 4, 2008 - 9:46AM

Schweber: Epic wrong to drag small businesses into its political spat

On June 26, "the management team " of Epic Systems delivered a statement to the Wisconsin State Journal, declaring Epic 's intention to avoid... >>MORE

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• The Brazen Careerist: How the workplace is going to change

• Madelung & Cavanaugh: New job service will benefit all

• Arnold: Despite boomers' dour assessment, the kids are alright

• Moore: Trials & Transition, the turning tide

• Collins: Not all state jobs should be for Doyle loyalists

• Falk: 911 center a priority for Dane County

• Frydenlund: 'Another place' can transcend barriers

• Oemichen: Farm bill better than critics claim

• Schneider: Giving credit where it's due

• Hupy: Bike-show cancellation case of profiling

• Brown: Time to stop funding wars

• Olah: Raise the bar on environmental enforcement

• Frydenlund: Merit selection would end election sideshow

• Svenson: Why is there so much hate?

• Marks Dicks: Advance pioneer mothers' work

• Wollet: Non-English pledge not less patriotic

• Peters: TIF is a wise investment

• Sanderson: It's time for a new Kool-Aid

• Shah: Arts are essential for education

• Brenzel: This WW II vet doesn't do parades

• Trials and Transition: A new Iraq

• Bonomo: Your water, therefore your lives in good hands

• Brewer: Ethical journalism is not lost

• Chou: In honor of Earth Day, make do with less

• Martin: Court elections give voters needed voice

• Schlenker: The return of measles

• Crane: Exclusion and fear must give way

• Mullins: Words matter for wetlands

• Gundersen: Addicts need treatment for their disease

• Frydenlund: The deep, murky waters in our heads

• LaFlash: More can be done for gays, lesbians

• Towne: Patriotism and apathy on the same June day

• Steenland: Airline merger good for Wisconsin

• Schneider: Secrecy in shooting leaves questions

• It's not as bad as greens would have you believe

• McLinn: Too much emphasis on tests, not intellect

• Feuerherd: Following fathers' footsteps

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• Howard: Standard grad rate is a key to solutions

• Ali: What's so wrong about being a Muslim?

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• Arnold: Dane County teens tackle tough issues

• Mory: Addressing 'the homeless question'

• Maier: Run in peace, Eight Belles

• Haering: More college students no panacea

• Kocol: Advocates key to child welfare cases

• Arnold: Candidates pandering for blue-collar votes

• Bromley: Purdue research project nothing to sniff at

• Penelope Trunk: Keep it positive throughout the job hunt

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• Frydenlund: Our nation needs a thinker who does

• Scheckler: MRSA sense and nonsense

• Dooley: The politics of sustainability

• Bostwick: Students left defenseless

• Davis: Let he who is without sin . . .

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• Kohl: Move elections to weekends

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