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  1. The building of Wisconsin's school of business. UW-Madison has a great undergraduate business program, as well as a unique MBA program that allows students to specialize in one of twelve professional areas. A new $50 million addition will be erected for the Fall 2008 semester. This addition will be largely for the MBA program.
     
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Entering the atrium on the first floor of Grainger Hall
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Entering the atrium on the first floor of Grainger Hall

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  1. 975 University Avenue
    Madison, WI 53706

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