“Truly every aspect of our lives has been turned on its head,” said Malia Jones, a UW-Madison infectious disease epidemiologist.
The torrent of disruption to daily life over the past year has been inescapable.
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Carol Lindeen, who died Feb. 24, in her last days said she regretted not getting more politically involved.
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Many people came to testify in favor of legislation that would prohibit governments or employers from manding COVID-19 vaccinations.
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