Paul Ryan to visit Waukesha Monday
(10/12/12 7:13am)
Wisconsin native and vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan will stop by Waukesha Monday, the latest in a slew of activity from the presidential campaigns in Wisconsin.
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Biden, Ryan show contrasts in debate
(10/12/12 7:04am)
ice President Joe Biden and U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, faced off in the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2012 election, engaging in several feisty exchanges over their plans for the country.
Wooten slappa da bass, explains how to Madison music fans
(10/12/12 5:19am)
Victor Wooten exudes a spontaneous and natural presence to match both his musical philosophy and the low, vibing hum of his choice instrument, the bass. He brought both of these things to UW-Madison’s campus on Wednesday, Oct. 10, for a lecture at Union South and following concert at The Majestic Theatre.
The best of Belgian brews at Brasserie V
(10/11/12 5:09am)
We actually sell five to six kegs of this a week, which is second most of any bar in the country,” mentioned Matt Van Nest, owner and founder of Brasserie V, as I sipped contently on their house beer.
Biden to visit UW-La Crosse Friday
(10/10/12 7:10am)
Vice President Joe Biden will make a campaign stop at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse with his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, on Friday.
Update: Biden set to campaign in La Crosse Friday
(10/10/12 3:33am)
Vice President Joe Biden will campaign on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus Friday, President Barack Obama's campaign announced Tuesday night.
Wisconsin Press Conference Recap
(09/25/12 3:34am)
Women's Hockey
Letter: President Obama more worried about election than national security
(09/24/12 1:42am)
The selfishness, arrogance, and incompetence of the Roman emperor Nero is often encapsulated in the expression, “Nero fiddled while Rome burned.” Although President Obama cannot play a musical instrument, his actions during the violence-filled anniversary week of 9/11 demonstrate that Obama does not need a fiddle to neglect his duties as America’s head of state. On the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, gunmen struck the U.S. consulate in Benghazi with rocket-propelled grenades and killed four Americans, including Christopher Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya. The disorder spread to other Middle Eastern states, and American embassies in Tunisia, Yemen, and Sudan were assaulted by protestors. As the U.S. consulate in Libya smoldered and American embassies around the world were besieged by hordes of militant protestors, Obama enjoyed a campaign visit to Las Vegas, an appearance on the “Late Show with David Letterman” and a lavish fundraiser in New York hosted by pop stars Jay-Z and Beyonce. Prior the brutal attacks on America’s diplomatic missions, TV interviews were added to the President’s schedule, while national intelligence briefings were skipped. The President’s choice to scrounge for votes and stuff his election coffers, rather than review national security threats or strongly respond to Muslim extremism, indicates that the White House prioritizes re-election over the protection of U.S. institutions and citizens. The White House’s decision to serve its own political interests rather than serve the national interest should worry any American who feels that the defense of the American people - and not the electoral gain of a particular party or politician - is the principal duty of his/her President. John Rizner is a sophomore majoring in history and economics. He is a member of the UW College Republicans. Please send all feedback to opinion@dailycardinal.com.
A few words of advice to whoever eventually takes over The Orpheum
(09/19/12 2:57pm)
Looks like the Orpheum Theater, an icon on the 200 block of State Street, will soon be shutting its doors after being mismanaged straight into the ground. The details of the demise of the Orpheum aren’t exactly clear to me, but I know that a lost liquor license, shoddy booking and inconsistency in every other aspect of running the company surely didn’t help. This is an open letter to whoever sinks the time and money into the next iteration of the Orpheum theater, conveniently organized for you, future owners.
Crucial advice for UW freshmen
(09/18/12 2:10am)
Dear college freshman,
Extra officers leads to more gameday arrests
(09/17/12 5:36am)
Madison police shut down 24 illegal house parties Saturday and heavily monitored popular student tailgating areas such as Breese Terrace and Regent, Langdon and Spring Streets.
Judging books by their covers: an author study
(09/12/12 4:36am)
If you walk into a bookstore, a few things should be readily apparent to you. Firstly, you will see the obligatory table set up with the latest hardcover and bestsellers, foisted right at wallet level. Then you will notice rows and rows of general fiction, and that should be the largest section in the store besides all the cheap mysteries, romances and nonfiction. A good litmus test: if you walk into a bookstore that doesn’t have at least one copy of “The Great Gatsby,” you’re either in an airport or not in a bookstore.
Top five games to watch for in 2012-’13
(07/16/12 2:34am)
Football: Wisconsin visits Penn State
La Bahn Arena
(07/16/12 2:30am)
The Wisconsin women's hockey team will play its first game at the La Bahn Arena October 19 against Bemidji State.
New facilities, renovations for Badgers
(07/16/12 2:27am)
La Bahn Arena
Badgers unsettled at QB
(06/08/12 6:25am)
It just got a little less crowded under center for the Wisconsin Badgers football team, as two of the squad’s quarterbacks have been ruled out for the 2012 season.
Barrett wins recall primary election
(05/09/12 7:06am)
Stage set for Walker-Barrett rematch
Raw, bloody synth-pop dance beats: Xiu Xiu
(05/09/12 4:56am)
“The one constant in the band will be that we’ll always write about things that are real,” Jamie Stewart of Xiu Xiu said recently. “When we started the band we literally sat down and decided we were going to do that. So, no, none of the songs are made up.”
Collective bargaining defines Democratic primary
(05/08/12 7:50am)
After a year of political controversy across Wisconsin, Tuesday will mark the first round of elections in an historic gubernatorial recall process.
Tom Barrett right man for the job
(05/08/12 1:11am)
