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(04/03/14 2:35am)
"The Rite of Spring" is one of the most influential musical compositions of the twentieth century. Created by a young, Russian man named Sergei Diaghilev in 1913, it tells the story of primitive celebrations of the solstice followed by a sacrifice of a young girl who dances herself to death. The exciting piece has been adapted to more modern music styles and was even used in Disney’s "Fantasia." The Bad Plus uses their keen sense of jazz to try and recreate this classical piece as literally as possible.
(03/27/14 3:02am)
Gov. Scott Walker maintains a 7 percent lead over Democratic candidate Mary Burke in the run up to November’s gubernatorial election, according to a poll released Wednesday.
(03/25/14 3:35am)
?Is Putin rational? Yes, just like terrorists are rational. Before 9/11, many people perceived terrorists as crazy maniacs who waived AK-47s and RPGs over their heads, justifying their seemingly irrational deeds under their god’s name. However, now it is acknowledged by most of the people around the world that terrorists are rational because they pursue their specific political or religious goals with deliberate tactics. Just like the initial perceptions of “crazy terrorists,” Putin’s maneuver of occupying Crimea with “unidentified troops” was perceived irrational or too radical. Many individuals assumed the situation would be unraveled by the Western power’s efforts and Russia’s drawback in response to that. However, the situation was carried out in favor of pro-Russian Crimeans and Russia. Just a few days ago, Putin signed the pact annexing Crimea into the Russian Federation in response to the ballot with 93 percent of Crimeans backing the annexation.
(03/06/14 9:14am)
The Badger Harold won the award for "Best Unsanctioned UW Social Media Account" for The Daily Cardinal's 2014 Readers' Choice Awards. So we asked him some questions, via social media.
(03/06/14 8:11am)
Abominable eyewitness reports have confirmed your roommate has been using your personal, facial-designated electric razor to shave his genital region.
(02/06/14 7:30am)
The World Health Organization announced Tuesday that a diet consisting exclusively of ramen noodles is the healthiest in the world.
(02/05/14 6:28am)
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation filed a lawsuit against Apple, Inc., Friday for alleged infringement of a U.S. patent on computer technology developed in a University of Wisconsin-Madison research lab, according to a WARF press release.
(01/28/14 6:08am)
The Marquette University Law School released the results of its January poll Monday aimed at gauging how Wisconsinites line up on the gubernatorial candidates, job creation and the Kenosha casino.
(01/21/14 7:10am)
Women’s Hockey vs. Minnesota, Feb. 14-15
(12/09/13 6:00am)
Artificial Intelligence is defined as the ability for a machine such as a computer to perform functions analogous to learning and decision making. This past summer undergraduates Anjali Narayan-Chen and Liqi Xu taught the computer how to play Angry Birds. Angry birds is a popular game where using a slingshot, the player shoots wingless birds to kill pigs. And like other games, there are several levels of difficulty, different sizes and colors of birds, and different obstacles. With each game, new birds and special abilities can be activated by the player.
(11/22/13 5:15am)
Over the last few years, hype surrounding Black Friday shopping has reached an all-time high. So much so that for the past few years, stampedes for the top deals and fights among shoppers have become regular. Electronics supplier Best Buy looks to prevent such atrocities in their stores.
(11/21/13 8:04am)
Mary Burke, the only current Democratic candidate for the 2014 gubernatorial election, visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus to engage with students and explain why she is running for governor.
(11/19/13 8:11am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison hosted a statewide, multicampus forum Monday discussing insurance options for young people under the Affordable Care Act.
(11/19/13 5:25am)
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius visited Milwaukee Friday to encourage residents to sign up for health insurance with the federal exchange website.
(11/14/13 4:12am)
Deer Cardinal,
(11/13/13 6:20am)
The writing is on the wall. The Bowl Championship Subdivision’s days are all but over.
(11/13/13 3:48am)
I love walking around the Dane County Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings to enjoy the crisp fall air, take in the smell of fresh baked bread and of course relish the beautiful colors of the flowers and vegetables lining the streets of Capitol Square. Simply wandering around the market last Saturday inspired me to take advantage of as much local food as possible before winter comes. Tomato and Kale, two of the main components of this savory pizza, are both in the peak of their season during the fall, and they can be found around every corner at the farmer’s market.
(11/07/13 6:07am)
Deer Cardinal,
(11/06/13 5:10am)
The No. 21 Wisconsin football team walked away with the Heartland Trophy Saturday after beating Iowa 28-9 in Iowa City.
(11/05/13 4:45am)
Football
