Another Wisconsin college campus continues to struggle with developing a culture of respect

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Reported in Offensive image during UW-Oshkosh student elections leads to deeper look at campus climate.  (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 3/19/2019)

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GET ME REWRITE: 5 UW-Eau Claire football players soil their commitment to a culture of respect

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UW-Eau Claire suspends five football players for racist Snapchat conversation that used KKK image.  (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 11/20/2019)

Using the UW-Eau Claire student directory, the Journal Sentinel emailed all but one of the students named in the conversation. That one was not listed. None of the students responded. Head football coach Wesley Beschorner also did not respond to a request for an interview.

At this point, the Journal Sentinel is not publishing the players' names because the university has not identified who has been suspended and is under investigation. 

The incident comes as universities nationwide grapple with racist or discriminatory episodes.

This week, security was tightened at Syracuse University in New York after a white supremacist manifesto was posted on a campus forum. It was the latest in a string of racist and anti-Semitic episodes at the university.

If the latest Marquette poll can be believed, lots of older Millennials and younger Gen Xers in Wisconsin are running into the arms of Donald Trump

The good stuff is in the crosstabs.

In the case of the 30-44 age group....

They favored Biden 53% to 44% over Trump in October and Trump 47% to 42% over Biden in November, a shift of 14 percentage points.  Advantage: Trump.

They favored Sanders 49% to 42% over Trump in October and Trump 50% to 42% over Sanders in November, a shift of 15 percentage points.  Advantage: Trump.

They favored Warren 47% to 42% over Trump in October and Trump 51% to 41% in November, a shift of 15 percentage points.  Advantage: Trump.

They favored Trump 44% to 43% over Buttigieg in October and Trump 51% to 34% over Buttigieg in November, a shift of 16 percentage points. Advantage: Trump.

Wild stuff.....and be to taken with

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October and November Marquette polls highlight respondents' disconnect between 'the President' and 'Trump'. (11/20/2019)
Comparing the October and November Marquette polls: There's definitely something screwy going on.  (11/20/2019)
In Wisconsin, it appears that Gen X is leading the parade to keep Trump afloat.  (11/20/2019)