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Last weekend, attendees of the Democratic National Committee's winter meeting in Washington, D.C. heard from seven of the eight declared presidential candidates. And as you might suspect, the weekend was filled with attacks against the policies of the current administration.
Last Friday students like UW- Madison junior Kevin Wong celebrated the Chinese New Year at events such as those held by CUSA, the Chinese Undergraduate Student Association. \I was able to expose some of my friends to things that they wouldn't have experienced otherwise, such as certain Chinese music, food and the game of Mahjong,"" said Wong.
About 25 miles to the south and west of Madison lies Mount Horeb, the eccentric small town best known to outsiders as the Mustard capitol of the world and the birthplace of Chronic Wasting Disease.
President Bush stuck to his increasingly hard-line position on Iraq Tuesday night in his 2003 State of the Union Address before a joint session of Congress, citizens of the United States and governing bodies and their denizens around the world.
The Golden Globes were handed out last Sunday. This year's crop of winners offered an interesting mix of buzz coming true and bold wisdom on the part of the Hollywood Foreign Press.
The famous scientist Sir Frederick Hoyle once said, \Space isn't remote at all. It's only an hour's drive away if your car could go straight upwards."" Of course, if that's still too distant, it is good to know you can just head down the street to the UW Space Place, 1605 S. Park St.
Perhaps the most frustrating banality in Washington these days is that the politician who claimed to be absolutely certain of something several years ago is often absolutely certain of its opposite by now.
President Bush connected Saturday's bombing of a disco in Bali, Indonesia to a \pattern of attacks"" associated with al Qaeda, but the incident doesn't clearly indicate an increasing threat of anti-American terror, analysts said.
The most prolific space telescope in history is heading toward a final curtain call.
I will not be the first to say that the coming gubernatorial election will be an important one. But the following remark might not be an overstatement: This just might be the most important electoral contest that this state has ever seen.
In \A New World Order"" Caryl Phillips harnesses the power of the essay to find some common ground in a planet with scattered foundations. He breaks down his work into essays that address the works of artists from the United States, Africa, the Caribbean and Britain. Phillips is able to criss-cross the Atlantic with a quick understanding of the struggles of Africans at home and abroad.
I met Bud this past week while cruising along Highway 191 in Jackson, Wyoming.
Wisconsin Senate Democrats are finally coming to the plate this week regarding the state's $1.1 billion budget shortfall, and Tuesday they made a bold statement that someone at the state capitol is looking out for students' interests.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan'An unidentified attacker rushed into the Protestant International Church here Sunday and hurled several hand grenades, at least two of which exploded, killing five people, including two Americans, and leaving more than 40 people injured.
This week Daily Cardinal Food brings you an overview of the best and the worst fast-food items to recently hit the market.
Imagine finding six hungry children seated around the McCallum family dinner table and food enough for only five. Would you make sure all six got something to eat, although doing so guarantees that none will be completely satisfied? Or would you feed just five, and leave the sixth to fend for himself?
Solutions by The State News
