Engineering school: Land deal is key element of UWM plan
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J3)

The Midwest: Toward a new vision for the industrial Midwest
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J3)

Hoan Bridge: Questions remain
(Published 10/11/2008; Page A11)

Jeannetta Robinson: A passion for the poor
(Published 10/11/2008; Page A11)

City of Milwaukee: More than a library
(Published 10/10/2008; Page A16)

Sales Tax Referendum: Not with tax dollars
(Published 10/10/2008; Page A16)

Sunday Symposium: The ugly campaign
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J2)

Sarah Palin; earmarks
(Published 10/11/2008; Page A11)

Seat belt laws; school board; homicide; energy; transit
(Published 10/10/2008; Page A16)

Sacrifice and big promises
COLUMNIST PATRICK MCILHERAN
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J4)

Trusting farmers hope to reap a bit of justice over thefts
COLUMNIST MIKE NICHOLS
(Published 10/11/2008; Page A11)

Absentee voting needn’t be cumbersome
BY SAM OLIKER-FRIEDLAND
(Published 10/10/2008; Page A17)

Girls, you can be engineering stars
BY TESSIE TENNYSON
(Published 10/10/2008; Page A17)

Crisis should not derail a great idea
BY JERRY RESLER
High-speed Midwestern rail network makes eminent sense. Obama gets it; McCain doesn’t
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J1)

Help protect our priceless waters
BY CHRISTOPHER J. JAEKELS
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J4)

Mark-to-market lets illogic trump sense
BY BRIAN WESBURY AND ROBERT STEIN
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J1)

Politics, sermons don’t mix
BY SHLOMO LEVIN
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J1)

Teachers union achieves contract that serves students and public
BY TOM MORGAN
(Published 10/12/2008; Page J4)

A loud, effective outrage
BY DALE VAN ATTA
Melvin Laird broke two administrations’ strategic silence on Vietnam’s brutality toward POWs, probably saving the lives of John McCain and others
(Published 10/5/2008; Page J1)

How Palin reassures, challenges the right
BY RICK ESENBERG
(Published 10/5/2008; Page J1)

Unquiet rested the dead in old Milwaukee
BY JOHN GURDA
(Published 10/5/2008; Page J1)