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(01/21/03 6:00am)
Senior quarterback Brooks Bollinger never dazzled anyone. His
numbers were good, but not great. His arm was not as strong or as
accurate as many of his counterparts. He even spent a large part of
his career as the second most-popular quarterback on the team--at
least in the eyes of the student section. Despite all this,
Bollinger leaves with three bowl victories under his belt and 30
wins; the most ever for a UW quarterback. The Daily Cardinal pays
tribute to Bollinger's career with a look at his top five
games.
(12/05/02 6:00am)
The Alcohol License Review Committee, the city council group in
charge of reviewing all applicants for liquor licenses for the city
of Madison, recently added Ald. Judy Olson, District 6, to its list
of members.
(12/04/02 6:00am)
Madison smokers still need to prepare to put out their
cigarettes in a few years.
(11/26/02 6:00am)
Senior Day. The Battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe. One of the most
storied rivalries in all of college football. The seniors' last
game at Camp Randall.
(11/25/02 6:00am)
Defense may win games, but don't tell that to the Wisconsin
football team. Ignited by senior quarterback Brooks Bollinger and
sophomore running back Anthony Davis, the Badgers' offense exploded
late in the fourth quarter to recapture Paul Bunyan's Axe and
ensure a bowl game as UW beat Minnesota 49-31.
(11/22/02 6:00am)
As far as big games go, they do not get much bigger for the
Badgers than this Saturday. The Badgers (1-6 Big Ten, 6-6 overall)
have to deal with a multitude of underlying themes when they take
on Minnesota (3-4, 7-4) at Camp Randall Stadium.
(11/22/02 6:00am)
Come football Saturdays, students and other Badger fans flood
the memorial park east of Camp Randall stadium, ready for the
football game.
(11/21/02 6:00am)
(11/05/02 6:00am)
Despite thousands of dollars' worth of damage done to State
Street and surrounding businesses during last weekend's Halloween
riots, local store owners and city officials said they still
support the annual celebration and hope to see its continuation in
upcoming years.
(10/18/02 6:00am)
Politics
prevent org benifits from being evaluated
(10/09/02 6:00am)
While the UW football team has made great strides in the past
decade, the one thing that Head Coach Barry Alvarez has been unable
to provide is a good, old-fashioned rivalry. Some might point to
Minnesota, with Paul Bunyan's Axe up for grabs, but outside of
students from Minnesota, the game means very little. Others might
claim Michigan as UW's rival, but unfortunately, for a rivalry to
exist, the opposing team must actually acknowledge the
rivalry.
(05/03/02 6:00am)
The Bush administration unofficially withdrew a proposal to
change the system of student debt consolidation Wednesday in the
midst of heavy criticism from some members of Congress.
(05/02/02 6:00am)
(03/19/02 6:00am)
As construction crews tear potholes into the earth around the
south end of Camp Randall Stadium, the 2002 Badger football season
is underway with spring practice that began Saturday. Wisconsin is
eager to erase the memory a disappointing 5-7 season that saw
Wisconsin finish without a bowl, an axe or a home victory over
Michigan.
(11/26/01 6:00am)
MINNEAPOLIS'It is said that history repeats itself. If this is
true, then the Wisconsin football team has had a repeating
nightmare.
(11/20/01 6:00am)
For the first time since 1995, the battle for the Paul Bunyan
Axe will not involve a postseason berth for either the Wisconsin
Badgers or the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
(11/02/01 6:00am)
Winning is pretty great.
(10/30/01 6:00am)
In an ideal world, we could all prance through the streets every
day wearing pink tights, caking our faces with massive amounts of
face paint and screaming in an irritating fashion. Unfortunately,
not everybody has the good fortune of Richard Simmons, and the rest
of us must cram our fun into a single night each year.
(01/26/01 6:00am)
The Associated Students of Madison Student Council announced the
first-ever budget cut for the organization ever at its meeting
Thursday. The budget cuts include the decision to not fund another
campus-wide party next year.
