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December 2009

Badgers open Big Ten play by routing Ohio State

by Bill Scott on December 31, 2009

in Badgers, Sports

The 23rd ranked Wisconsin Badger men’s basketball team opened Big Ten play this afternoon and had their way with 15th ranked Ohio State, beating the Buckeyes 65-43 before 17-thousand plus at the Kohl Center.

Trevon Hughes poured in 16 points to lead all scorers.  He helped the Badgers to 10 of 21 (47.6%) from 3-point range.  The Buckeyes converted just 30.8% of their 3-point attempts.

Jordan Taylor added 12 points and Jon Leuer 11 for Wisconsin (11-2).  Ohio State (10-3) got 14 points from William Buford in the loss.

Tagged as: Badgers, Big Ten Conference

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Body of missing woman may have been found

by WRN Contributor 12/31/09 1:26 PM

The body of a missing Eau Claire County woman may have been found. (Dan Lea)
Police say a body found Wednesday afternoon in Adams County is likely that of 43-year-old Theresa Still, who has been missing from Altoona since in Eau Claire County since Sunday night.

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Forget taking Ginko biloba for memory loss

by Bob Hague 12/31/09 1:04 PM

A new study casts some serious doubts on one of the supposed benefits of a popular herbal supplement. “Probably one of it’s most popular uses is for memory loss and cognitive function,” says Doctor David Rakel, director of the Integrative Medicine Program at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, talking about Ginko biloba.

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Doyle decision was ‘09 bombshell

by Bob Hague 12/31/09 12:15 AM

There’s little doubt Governor Jim Doyle’s decision to not seek a third term was the top state political story of 2009. It blind-sided most Wisconsin political observers, including UW political scientist Charles Franklin. “It sure surprised me,” says Franklin of Doyle’s mid-August announcement. Franklin says a big reason why Doyle caught people off guard is [...]

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No fireworks for one New Year’s Eve event

by Jackie Johnson 12/30/09 11:41 PM

It’s a sign of the times, a big New Year’s Eve event in Wisconsin’s capital city drops the fireworks.
It’s not a cost-saving measure, though. In fact, all the money that would have been spent on the elaborate fireworks display at the annual U.S. Bank Eve celebration will instead be given to a local homeless organization [...]

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