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When I Was 30; Sheldon Lubar; One of the President's Men

At 77, Sheldon Lubar's resume reads like a 30-year-old businessman's wish list: service under three U.S. presidents, appointments to state and regional boards and committees, successful venture capitalist, former president of the UW System Board of Regents and, most recently, record-setting philanthropist. In February 2006, Lubar donated the single largest gift in UW- Milwaukee history $10 million for new professorships and student scholarships in the school of business administration. It w...

How We Live; Sorting Out the Smile Options; Some Teeth Whitening Methods Can Get Quick Results but It'll Cost You

Few things can ruin a job interview or a date faster than opening your mouth and showing off those big, pearly . . . yellows. But trying to brush away years of neglect isn't going to cut it. So what's the answer?

In the Know; Dustin Wales; the View From; the No' Side of Gay Marriage

Contrary to what some people on the left end of the political spectrum might say, Dustin Wales does not hate gay people. Neither do most of the volunteers who are working with him to pass an amendment that would ban gay marriage in Wisconsin. Wales does, however, believe homosexuality is a sin. And he says that voters, not judges, should decide the future of marriage in Wisconsin. From now until Nov. 7, Wales is working to educate Wisconsin residents on what he considers to be the benefit of ...

Cover Story; They Learn! You Save!; We Show You How!; From a Haircut to a Meal, Schools Are the Places to Go for No-Frills Deals

No student makes it through college without a little practical experience. Architecture students need buildings to hammer, biology students need animals to dissect. And stylists-in-training need you.

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