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When most UW-Madison students are away for the summer, the city takes advantage of an emptier downtown Madison to conduct construction projects, which causes traffic to be detoured throughout the UW-Madison campus area.
Traffic detours have been implemented on the UW-Madison campus on and around Observatory Drive because of construction on N Charter Street. The detours will stay in effect until October, when the project is scheduled for completion.
The City of Madison Plan Commission unanimously approved the allocation of conditional use permits Monday to allow for expansion and renovation projects to take place at the Central Library and the downtown bar and grill, Logan's.
The future of the Mifflin Street Block Party could be in jeopardy after several acts of violence, including the stabbing of UW-Madison student, at Saturday's block party.
Wisconsin may soon join the list of 33 other states that allow citizens to carry a concealed handgun with a permit. Republicans are moving to introduce a bill that would allow permits to be granted based solely on ta person meeting certain criteria laid out by the law.
This weekend, students from across the campus, city and state will flock to Madison to partake in the annual Mifflin Street Block Party. A historical event birthed from an organized Vietnam War protest in 1969, the block party has evolved into a cornucopia of drunk kids separating from their friends and getting hog-tied in the street. While the event is expected to harbor thousands of individuals sipping from boot flasks and wine disguised in soda cans, this Saturday the party rules have changed … and you can cry if you want too.
At the end of February, we were summoned to a meeting at City Hall where the 2011 Mifflin Street Block Party was discussed. At the meeting it became evident that the city's enthusiasm for the Mifflin Street Block Party was beginning to wane. Ald. Mike Verveer, District-4, who always had the students' interests in the front of his mind, brought us to that meeting to ask that we consider sponsoring the block. If we didn't sponsor the event, no one else would.
The Madison Street Use Commission unanimously decided Monday to grant final approval to the Majestic Theater in sponsoring this year's Mifflin Street Block Party.
The advice given [last week] to the [person] disgusted by [their] partner's pornography collection was the most ignorant, ill-informed bit of guidance I have ever seen. Ever. Even if the collection was not illegal, if it was material that is degrading, such as [example of material I find degrading], the [person] has every right to be both angry and repulsed.
Majestic Theatre owners Scott Leslie and Matt Gerding met with the West Mifflin Neighborhood Association Thursday to go over ideas and tentative plans for this year's Mifflin Street Block Party.
Madison city officials addressed the street use complications that could come with the Mifflin Street Block Party taking place the same day as the annual Crazylegs Classic Race on April 30.
In the stellar poem ""Blue Blanket,"" Andrea Gibson describes her reaction to a friend confiding in her about sexual assault:
This column originally ran on March 26, 2009
Hey. Why aren't you e-mailing us? If anything, the sex@dailycardinal.com inbox should be fuller than normal after spring break. So send in your sex questions (or comments or stories, if you prefer). Kthx.
There are 67 games in the NCAA March Madness Men's basketball tournament, and the Badgers will only have to play six of them before they can cut down the nets in Houston. That leaves 61 games and 62 teams unaccounted for. Yet most of us are going to sit in front of the television and let Bryant Gumble direct us through almost all of them anyways. My point is: There are abundant opportunities for subordinate rooting interest to heighten your March Madness experience, no matter how devoted you are to Buckingham U.
After four days of restricted access to the Capitol and a three day hearing challenging it, Dane County Circuit Court Judge John Albert issued a permanent injunction forcing the Department of Administration to open doors to the public and the remaining overnight protesters to evacuate.
Confusion reigned at the Capitol Tuesday as protesters were denied access into the building for the second straight day despite a judge ordering the doors be opened for the public.
Local bar Echo Tap proposed final changes to their planned renovations at the Regent neighborhood meeting Monday. The plans were approved earlier.
Despite the largest blizzard of the year, state lawmakers met on Wednesday for both a regular and special session of the Legislature.
Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1998
Solutions by The State News
