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This season the Badgers have had to recover from the loss of top scorers Kammron Taylor and Alando Tucker from last year's squad. One of the important players who has emerged to fill that vacuum is junior forward Marcus Landry.
cable: State Rep. Gary Hebl, D-Sun Prairie, (above) said he believes Gov. Jim Doyle is willing to veto portions of the recently passed cable bill.
Opponents of the Video Competition Act that passed Tuesday are now lobbying Gov. Jim Doyle in a final effort to change the bill.
state_assembly: State Rep. Gary Hebl, D-Sun Prairie (above), speaks in the Assembly about the 'Video Competition Act' amendments proposed.
Major bills passed as expected in the state Assembly and state Senate Tuesday, though the Assembly saw far more legislative maneuvering.
The state Legislature will vote on several high profile bills today, including one on the Frankenstein veto"" and a bill mandating emergency contraception for all victims of rape.
Entering this season, the Wisconsin Men's basketball team knew it needed a star to emerge. The Badgers depended on graduated senior guard Kammron Taylor, and his departure left a huge void in who would step up as Wisconsin's go-to scorer, as well as floor general for the squad. Sophomore guard Trevon Hughes has answered the call, leading his team while performing extremely well under pressure.
Every year the link between Big Ten teams holds firm as each team heads into its bowl game. Teams cheer for each other, as each win is a win for the conference itself. With that being said, here is a breakdown of the bowl games this season that will host a Big Ten team.
Textbooks can rack up a hefty bill, but a Board of Regents request to assess textbook prices has spurred the creation a UW-Madison task force to help students plan expenses.
Junior guard Joe Krabbenhoft always knew he had the right skills and waited patiently for the time where he could showcase them as a starter. With his play so far this season, Krabbenhoft has made a statement: His time is now, and he plans to make the most of it.
The winter solstice is not for another three weeks, but temperatures in Wisconsin keep falling.
With the loss of over half its scoring production to graduation, the 2007-'08 Wisconsin men's basketball team will need to look to new scorers to pick up the slack. Sophomore guard Jason Bohannon may be one of the first players head coach Bo Ryan will look toward.
Community members voiced concerns and recommendations Monday night about a recent proposal that would serve as development guidelines for the Regent Street-South Campus area.
In a state government forum hosted by the College Democrats of Madison, students engaged in dialogue with state lawmakers on the level of student involvement in politics Monday night at Grainger Hall.
As Wisconsin men's basketball coaches discuss who will fill the Badgers' 16th roster spot, The Daily Cardinal sat down with tryout participant Casey Shorts to get a glimpse of what the session was like Thursday, Nov. 1.
In Wisconsin's exhibition victory over Edgewood College Sunday, spectators saw some positive trends they have grown accustomed to seeing from Badger teams of the past.
By Ben Breiner
An agreement was signed Monday between UW-Madison and the College of the Menominee Nation that will make full student transfers possible between the two schools, the first formal arrangement with a tribal school in the state.
gary_sick: Gary Sick, principal White House aide for Iran during the Iranian Revolution and hostage crisis, addressed community members Thursday about the unlikelihood of the United States invading Iran.
Despite predictions of an impending invasion of Iran, it is unlikely military action will actually take place, former White House Aide Gary Sick said Thursday night at Grainger Hall.
Solutions by The State News
