On behalf of the Wisconsin Alumni Association, we wish you and your loved ones a joyous holiday season — and thank you for your UW passion and pride. Here’s to abundant health, happiness, and Badger spirit in the new year. As you celebrate this holiday season, see if you can solve our puzzle. Slide the tiles (don’t slip on the ice!) and try to reconstruct the Well Red Bucky statue.
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