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Nancy McMurray is a UW-Madison freshman with a problem ... a pea-green bedroom floor.
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Nancy McMurray is a UW-Madison freshman with a problem ... a pea-green bedroom floor.
Hungry newbies, listen up. Whether you're a freshman, a transfer student or just not real observant, you'll need to learn the tricks to eating well (or at least cheap) here at UW-Madison. Our fine isthmus abounds in classy cuisine options, but that hardly matters when you're stuck in the dorms and dirt poor. Never fear-the Cardinal comes through with a few food guidelines to dull the pain when you're missing Mom's free cooking.
Fire alarms and sprinklers abruptly interrupted the sound sleep of many residents of Witte Hall early Saturday morning.
In response to a sexual assault this summer in an apartment building on Randall Court, Alds. Mike Verveer, District 4, and Judy Olson, District 6, will co-sponsor an ordinance to improve the security of city residential buildings.
A heated debate ensued during a Joint Southeast Campus Area Committee meeting Monday night, as UW-Madison officials outlined their future plans for the public dorm system.
UW-Madison freshman Lara Kohler did not realize when she awoke at 5 a.m. Saturday that her Ogg Hall dorm room had been the scene of a burglary in the night.
When one thinks about cafeteria food, images of mystery meat, lunch ladies, and food fights usually come to mind. But here at the UW, those are more or less a thing of the past. Dormitory dining may still be a far cry from gourmet, but you might be surprised what one swipe of your WisCard can buy.
From new issues with the State Street Redesign Project to a blossoming of smoking bans, there are things people should be tracking.
Now entering its fifth year of existence, Hip Hop Generation, a student organization on campus, is once again holding the annual \Hip Hop As a Movement"" conference, which will take place Friday, April 16 through Sunday, April 18.
Students enrolling in classes for next semester will have a more comprehensive way of finding out their peers' opinions of courses and professors through an improved version of the Associated Students of Madison's course evaluation Web site.
After spending a week in France, almost any aspect of Madison is bound to seem pale and uninteresting by comparison. A dull Lake Mendota cannot possibly compete with the romantic Mediterranean coast; sensible, flat Midwestern shoes replace Parisian women's sky-high stiletto heels; even the Capitol dome seems a shoddy piece of architecture compared to the glittering spectacle of the Eiffel Tower. Worst of all, the return to dorm food after seven days of French cuisine is downright depressing. This week, your Cardinal food editor describes some savory morsels from her week in Montpellier, in hopes of inspiring a Toppers-weary student body to seek out its own culinary excitement right here in Madtown.
The Joint Southeast Campus Area Committee viewed the most detailed drawings yet of the proposed development of a new dormitory and office building on Park Street between Regent and Johnson streets at a meeting Monday.
UW-Madison University Housing has taken another step in ensuring safety for dorm residents, with the installation of new security measures in the southeast dorms of Ogg, Sellery and Witte, designed to both deter and prevent crime.
Fear: A feeling of anxiety caused by the presence or imminence of danger, and, most recently, an emotion displayed by students of UW Madison's southeast residence halls. In light of the assault of a young woman Jan. 26 in Ogg Hall, as well as the alleged attack made on a female by her boyfriend, a UW football player, many would expect a display of concern from UW officials. However, any security measures taken following the recent events have been subtle, if evident at all.
As the last days of the state legislative session come to a close, the state Senate passed a bill that would ban smoking within a 25-foot radius of University of Wisconsin System dormitories and adopted a resolution allowing a legitimate program facilitating the importation of cheaper prescription drugs.
Not all athletes are violent. In fact, most aren't, but a select group of athletes, especially college players, seem to be on a mission to make it appear that playing sports turns men into brutes. There have been a string of incidents here on campus where the violence has turned against women, with little reaction from the athletic department other than brief, slap-on-the-wrist suspensions.
I'm going to try an experiment.
A bill banning smoking in and around UW System dormitories is one step closer to being passed after the state Assembly voted for it Wednesday.
The state Assembly will begin debating a bill that, if passed, would ban smoking in and around University of Wisconsin System dormitories and residence halls, resulting in a financial penalty if violated.
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, what better way to get in the loving mood than to hear what your favorite UW spring athletes have to say about their plans, dream dates, worst dates and anything else that comes to mind when given the chance to speak.