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(06/22/10 6:00am)
This just in—people drink a lot in Wisconsin. Over the last few
months, the State Council on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse has been
examining ways to change Wisconsin's alcohol-based culture. This
shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, especially college students
in Madison. Although not all students on campus come from small
Wisconsin towns that rely solely on alcohol for weekend
entertainment, most of us drank before coming to school and were
more than ready to continue the habit once we arrived in Madison,
Wisconsin.
(06/04/10 6:00am)
As an incoming freshman or transfer student, the new
surroundings of UW-Madison and the city surrounding it can be a tad
intimidating, if only because they're new. Every day you'll see a
rash of names of the front page of the paper of various government
officials, university administrators and other notable figures and
organizations, but it takes some time to understand who they all
are and what it is they do. To make things easier, The Daily
Cardinal has created a cheat sheet covering most of news makers you
will see throughout the pages of our paper in the coming year.
(04/30/10 6:00am)
UW-Madison students called for an end to sexual assault Thursday
during a march on Library Mall and a march to the Capitol.
(04/29/10 6:00am)
Each year on the first Saturday in May, overworked students put
down their books and grab a beer at the Mifflin Street Block Party.
The annual celebration is one of Madison's most anticipated events,
but few students know the full, politically charged history of the
event.
(04/21/10 6:00am)
UW Transportation Services officials highlighted lost parking
permit and meter revenue during its Tuesday meeting which addressed
its $1 million budget deficit.
(04/15/10 6:00am)
The Madison Street Use Staff Commission discussed approving the
permit for the annual Mifflin Street Block Party Monday.
(04/11/10 6:00am)
melissamug
(04/11/10 6:00am)
We like, we like to party. Scratch that, Vengaboys, we here in
Madison love to party. To be exact, we love a nonstop party, the
kind whose fun is not hampered and cut short by the men in blue.
Noise complaints from angry neighbors often alert the police of
said nonstop joy that occurs at our parties, creating a mess of
tickets and fines that make the fiesta almost not worthwhile.
Almost.
(04/08/10 6:00am)
The Urban Design Committee granted initial approval of the
Charter Street Heating Plant upgrades on Wednesday. The project
includes demolishing the current coal-burning Charter Street
Heating Plant and replacing it with an environmentally friendly
biomass plant.
(03/22/10 6:00am)
I have been asked to put together a spring break safety column
as we (well, you, since I will be plunked in Madison the whole
time) depart for warm, relaxing locales. With a little help from
Colleen Jameson at the ""No, Not You"" blog, I have assembled this
list of spring break sexual assault prevention tips—guaranteed to
work!
(03/16/10 6:00am)
Experts argued the ethics of primate research at a debate held
at Memorial Union Monday.
(03/07/10 6:00am)
Making sausage is really disgusting. Regulating Wisconsin's
livestock and dairy industry is markedly more disgusting.
(03/05/10 6:00am)
Last week, the Wisconsin State Journal published a set of
articles on Wisconsin's industrial animal farms. The reason? It
appears some of these farms, also known as Concentrated Animal
Feeding Operations, have been getting a free pass at the public's
expense.
(11/09/09 6:00am)
Durante los últimos años, las generaciones más jóvenes se han
criado en una sociedad llena de avances tecnológicos. Ciertos
avances incluyen aparatos como computadoras, teléfonos celulares,
mensajes de texto, mejoras de la red, y también, novedades en el
entretenimiento. Un ejemplo específico es el nuevo sistema de
videojuego Wii. Este tipo de juego es similar a la marca Nintendo.
Es una invención que permite a niños jugar con un controlador
inalámbrico que mueven en el aire, y el juego proyecta los mismos
movimientos en la pantalla de la televisión. Este nuevo sistema Wii
incluye entre sus juegos deportes como el tenis, piragüismo,
baloncesto, béisbol, y fútbol. Sin embargo, a pesar de las
capacidades del nuevo sistema como una nueva forma de
entretenimiento, es posible que haya creado algunos problemas. La
consola Wii es un ejemplo de como la tecnología puede ser
perjudicial para el desarrollo infantil. Puede disminuir la
actividad de los niños y contribuir a problemas de salud, como la
obesidad.
(10/09/09 6:00am)
A bill prohibiting minors from drinking in taverns passed
through a Senate committee Wednesday.
(09/17/09 6:00am)
Madison's Urban Design Commission approved its final improvement
plans for Lisa Link Peace Park Wednesday. The major features
include an ATM, Peace Pole and plentiful seating.
(05/05/09 6:00am)
In this, my final column, I choose to address the most pressing
issue at hand in American society. What is that, you ask? The last
great civil rights hurdle: same-sex marriage.
(04/30/09 6:00am)
The Madison Street Use Staff Team voted unanimously Wednesday to
grant a street use permit to Saturday's 40th annual Mifflin Street
Block Party, making the event officially sponsored for the first
time since 1995.
(04/29/09 6:00am)
A local event promotion company filed a street-use application
Monday to host the 40th annual Mifflin Street Block Party,
featuring a WSUM sound stage.
(04/24/09 6:00am)
The final decision for a 2009 Mifflin Street Block Party sponsor
will be made Friday, but officials are saying it is unlikely DCNY
PRO will host the event.
