Students learn about poison prevention (Watertown Daily Times) Mr. Yuk plays an important role in the lessons learned by area kindergartners over the past several weeks. He helps tell children what household items under sinks and in cabinets are not safe to eat or drink.

Business booming at UWSP (Marshfield News Herald) When the Division of Business and Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point moved to the College of Professional Studies a few years ago, the goal was to create a traditional professional program that fit in with the rest of the units.

GPS Tidbits (All Points Blog) The GPS devices required in New York City cabs since 2007 have done their job. Investigators from the Taxi and Limousine Commission found that 3000 drivers routinely charge patrons the out of borough rate, one twice as high as rides in the five boroughs. That adds up to $8.3 million in overages.

Cornell cracks Wisconsin to earn first-ever trip to Sweet 16 (USA Today) Louis Dale scored 26 points and Ryan Wittman had 24, helping 12th-seeded Cornell dominate No. 4 seed Wisconsin 87-69 on Sunday to reach the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament for the first time.

NCAA: Cornell beats Wisconsin 87-69 (AP via Yahoo! News) Cornell's charmed run continues with an 87-69 victory over Wisconsin, a win so dominant that most of the country didn't get to see the last 10 minutes of it. CBS shifted its focus to a couple of much closer games, between Michigan State and Maryland, then between West Virginia and Missouri.

Vermont drops Wisconsin to pull first upset of NCAA tourney (USA Today) Courtnay Pilypaitis scored 25 points, May Kotsopoulos added 14 and Vermont survived squandering a 14-point lead in the first half to beat seventh-seed Wisconsin 58-52 on Sunday, the Catamounts' first NCAA tournament victory in six tries.