Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Daily Cardinal's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
What is this world coming to? I went online searching for Halloween costume ideas and the first things that popped up were ""Jersey Shore"" characters. Seriously? I have a hard time understanding why anyone would want to dress up as an Italian oompa-loompa. Okay, maybe I see the comedic value, but perhaps this epidemic should be taken a little more seriously.
You have been awake since 5:30 a.m., and you have already been to Physical Training with the other 60-plus Badger Battalion cadets in preparation for the upcoming Physical Training test. Because today is Thursday, you are wearing army fatigues, differentiating you from other students on campus.
The Wisconsin women's volleyball team (2-8 Big Ten, 13-8 overall) split a pair of weekend matches, with a win against Iowa (1-8, 6-12) Friday and a tough loss to No. 20 Minnesota (15-7, 5-5) Sunday.
T.C. Katz was granted approval from the Madison Alcohol Licensing Review Committee for a 21-plus entertainment license Wednesday. The bar is located in the space previously occupied by Ram Head.
I am not in the least bit ashamed to admit I suck at this whole academics deal. Scratch that, I suck at the whole test taking crap. Scratch that, I suck at the part where you actually have to remember what you learned in lecture and then regurgitate it. Erase, erase, erase… Shit, what was I just saying?
By now most of you have heard about the party on North Brooks Street that was busted by the police and received thousands of dollars in fines. For those of you who haven't here is a little background:
Though perfect thus far on the season-opening eight-game homestand, head coach Mark Johnson and his 4-0 women's hockey team is still going through the early season process of feeling out what his team has to offer.
Deer Cardinal,
Brats is the obvious choice for campus' best sports bar—kind of like calling the Stadium the best bar with a beach volleyball court or the Kollege Klub the best place to meet an athlete/jersey chaser. But sometimes the favorites win, sometimes the underdogs are found wanting and sometimes the bar with a classifiable fuckton of TVs winds up being the best place to watch a game.
Deer Cardinal,
Without a spat after the game that manifested itself at midfield between Minnesota head coach Tim Brewster and Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema in regards to Bielema's decision to try for the two point conversion despite being up by 25 points in the fourth quarter, this would have been one of the least dramatic battles for Paul Bunyan's Axe in recent memory.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee voted 6-3 Friday to recommend the city of Madison purchase the Overture Center and have a private non-profit operate the center.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee voted 6-3 in favor of an endorsement for the City of Madison to take partial ownership of the Overture Center Friday.
This isn't exactly going to be a groundbreaking observation, but it's true: rivalries are the backbone of college sports.
By now you've probably heard of the musical ""Wicked."" It's all about perceptions; essentially striving to depict the Wicked Witch of the West, Elphaba, in a more positive light than her Wizard of Oz predecessor, while showing how the Wizard himself is in reality not all that nice.
Deer Cardinal,
Last Thursday, the Dane County Board of Supervisors struck down a motion to create a citizen's advisory panel on primate testing at UW-Madison, and rightly so. The duties of the panel were to include analyzing and investigating the ethics behind primate testing in hopes of educating the public. And while it is certainly a topic of great public interest that is worthy of deep debate, the board has no power over the university. Discussing primate testing in a forum that has no authority to affect change is simply a waste of taxpayer dollars and the county legislature's time.
Solutions by The State News
