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Imagine working tirelessly at some thankless minimum-wage job just to scrape together enough money to cover the cost of living. Being broke means taking shortcuts. Not only do you have to forego luxury items such as nice TVs and fancy vacations, but basic needs like yearly doctor visits.
If you haven't heard any talk recently about Madison possibly implementing a streetcar system for downtown transportation, then you certainly haven't been hanging around mayoral candidates Ray Allen and Peter MuAoz.
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.
Gov. Jim Doyle proposed an investment to create a more fuel-efficient Wisconsin among other bold initiatives he promised to address in tonight's State of the State address.
Madison saw its second stranger kidnapping and sexual assault in less than two weeks early Saturday morning when a UW-Madison student was abducted, assaulted and then dropped off near campus at approximately 3 a.m.
After the midterm election season flooded with millions of dollars, two state legislators are looking to publicly fund state elections.
Wisconsin holds the honor as the first state to pass a law prohibiting discrimination in housing and employment based on sexual orientation.
What's with all this tolerance crap? It seems everywhere you look, people are priding themselves on accepting others and withholding judgments. I say phooey. And what better way to judge the worth of a human being than by looking at their eating habits?
If North Korea was an island with no surrounding populated areas, would anyone negotiate with them? North Korea's strongest bargaining chip is not a nuclear bomb—it is their relationship with South Korea and China, and that relationship has become exhausted.
""The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning"" provides backstory for Leatherface's transformation into the cold-blooded killer he was revealed to the world as in Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror classic, ""The Texas Chainsaw Massacre."" Leatherface suffers the usual abuse from peers and employers, of course. But more than this, the writers highlight his father's (R. Lee Ermey's) desire to capture, torture and kill ""hippie protesters"" passing through the town.
A beer that would make yenta proud, He'brew: Messiah Bold is, perhaps, the premiere way to ring in the Jewish New Year this weekend.
Think playing a criminal onscreen is tough? Well, also consider trying to convince the audience that despite stabbing an old woman in the chest, you are still a good kid deep down inside. ""Gridiron Gang"" brings forth a group of young actors who master their roles as juvenile delinquents who are out to prove that they are not the low-life losers that society expects them to be.
The neo-Nazi rally at the Capitol Aug. 26 displayed an extreme example of the group's First Amendment rights. Events like this remind us of the importance to maintain the right to freedom of speech even when we decry the message. All opinions deserve to be heard no matter how unpopular they may be. The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board, comprised of staff members with ranging political persuasions, will present stances on salient issues every day on the opinion page. The board will strive to present opinions to its readership without fear or favor. Since political debate is a fixture on campus it may just be the case that one day you find yourself on the unpopular side of an issue. In accordance with the UW Regents, this board will boldly engage in the ""sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found.""
Summer movies come and summer movies go, some are worthwhile and some are so-so. This year's crop has no shortage of superheroes, stoners, Scientologists, seafarers and of course, snakes. On planes. Here's a sampling of what you might line up for days to get tickets for... or what you might catch while just trying to chill in those nice, cool air-conditioned theaters. As they say in Grease,\ ""Summer days, driftin' away, to oh oh oh... summer cartoon-version Keanu Reeveses.""
Political statements became fashionable and fashion statements became political this April as the LGBT celebrated out and about\ month with a rainbow of ""gay? fine by me"" T-shirts. But though the T-shirts intend to create a climate of acceptance on campus, they send an implicit message that undermines the printed words. By advertising the ""fine by me"" message, the T-shirts imply that gays are somehow abnormal, or not inherently ""fine"" and rely on heterosexuals to legitimize homosexuality.
The History Channel often airs shows retracing the steps of historical personages. Jesus' route to Jerusalem. Alexander the Great's conquering path through Asia. Lewis and Clark's trail to the West Coast. I would like to submit a journey of my own to this list, one that any UW-Madison student can recreate.
Breckenridge Dark Oatmeal Stout is not a beer for those stuck on the bunny hill. It's a black diamond beer—meant to be savored. Soak in its dark chocolate aftertaste.
UW-Madison has arguably one of the most fabulous study-abroad programs in the country, with destinations ranging from the exotic beaches of Brazil to timeless cities like London and Paris to the adventurous lands of Australia.
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