May 19, 2013

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3 Commencements for UW-Madison Triplets

Triplets Stephanie, Kyle and Ashley Verhasselt, of Freedom, will receive their undergraduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in three separate commencement ceremonies.

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House to Take up Student Loan Fix

House Republicans are looking at a student loan system that would give students lower interest rates in coming years but would cost students more over time.

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Nygren Promises More Money for Schools

One of the co-chairs of the Legislature's budget committee says public school spending will be allowed to increase over the next two years, even though Gov. Scott Walker wanted to keep it frozen.

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Wis. GOP Blasts UW over Tuition Surplus

Republican legislators are giving University of Wisconsin System officials a tongue-lashing over a report that shows the system has squirreled away a massive tuition surplus while raising students' rates for years.

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Wis. white, Asian Students Still Lead in Class

A new report on Wisconsin school students' scores on assessment tests show Hispanic students making slight progress to shrink the achievement gap with their white classmates in math and science.

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Sample SAT Question

  • The Official SAT Question of the Day for Sunday, May 19

    Read the following SAT test question and then click on a button to select your answer. 

    • function f of (2 times n) = 2 times function f of n for all integers n
    • function f of 4 = 4

    If function f is a function defined for all positive integers n, and function f satisfies the two conditions above, which of the following could be the definition of function f?

    1. click to choose answer A  function f of n = n minus 2
    2. click to choose answer B  function f of n = n
    3. click to choose answer C  function f of n = 2 times n
    4. click to choose answer D  function f of n = 4
    5. click to choose answer E  function f of n = (2 times n) minus 4