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It is almost certain DCNY PRO, the company granted a sponsorship permit for the Mifflin Street Block Party, did not raise enough money to proceed with its plans to construct stages on Mifflin Street and find musical acts to play the event. One of the ideas behind the sponsorship was to reduce the number of arrests, which reached a record number last year, by getting people's minds on a musical act and off alcohol.
The Street Use Staff Team granted a permit on Tuesday to DCNY PRO to organize the 41st annual Mifflin Street Block Party, but because of deadline and funding issues, it is unlikely the event will be sponsored this year.
Dear Madison Students,
As the Mifflin Street Block Party draws closer and student excitement increases, city officials are seeking ways to enforce safety guidelines at the annual event.
Collaborative programs between Wisconsin and Minnesota could save Wisconsin an estimated $10 million, Gov. Jim Doyle announced Tuesday.
Chancellor Biddy Martin signed a partnership agreement with Tikrit University in Iraq during a videoconference Monday at Bascom Hall.
On many weeks this column is a place of complaining, so much that a person reading sometimes might worry that I had a sickness of the feelings. But this week is different!
A provision in Gov. Jim Doyle's 2009-'11 executive budget proposal would allow certain illegal immigrants in Wisconsin to pay in-state tuition at UW campuses.
From porkulus spending and financial bailouts to saving the American automobile industry, the federal government has racked up over $2.306 trillion in bailout money over the past year. If you divided this payment equally among the 156.3 million American taxpayers, you discover that the average American would pay approximately $14,754 to the federal government in hopes of stabilizing and improving the national economy. This is an astounding figure equal to nearly four semesters of in-state tuition and segregated fees here at UW-Madison. Let's take a look at where a portion of this superfluous spending is being directed: saving the American automobile industry, specifically the Big Three.
Rulings enforcing stricter laws on property tax exemptions pose a serious threat to nonprofit housing in Madison, and by December 2009 more than 1,000 housing units could lose the exemptions that have kept their rent low.
On Wednesday, residents of Madison's Greenbush neighborhood met to discuss a proposal for Porchlight Inc. to operate a transitional housing program in a property at 1009 Vilas Ave., which is one block west of Park St. in between Meriter and St. Mary's Hospitals.
Robin Hood the Socialist. How many times this week has this phrase been uttered by conservative pundits in response to President Barack Obama's proposed budget plan? If Rush Limbaugh's nightly prayers are answered, Obama's proposed budget might just be headed for failure.
Nobody embraces entropy like Black Lips. Atlanta's most notorious rag-tag group of psych-punk rockers rifle through venues (and, more recently, countries) with rabid exuberance and an utter lack of regard for their own well-being, leaving an indelible mark on anyone fortunate enough to be on the receiving end of their physical tirades. Their 2007 opus and first studio LP released on Vice, Good Bad Not Evil, provided a more polished depiction of their signature hooks, each too voracious to approach three minutes. But on 200 Million Thousand, Black Lips sound more comfortable with themselves, allowing cohesiveness to displace their trust in tempo, and embellishing hooks beyond what an earlier Black Lips record might have permitted.
Members of the Madison Police Department and Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, met with residents of Mifflin Street Thursday in an effort to improve the annual Mifflin Street Block Party.
I sank deep into my bus seat for the ride home. It had been a long day and I wanted nothing more than to drift into the pseudo sleep one can only get in a vehicle.
UW-Madison junior Mark Woulf unveiled his platform for Madison's District 8 alder race last night in the Humanities Building, focusing on underage-drinking policies, student-tenant rights and green energy.
INTRO TO SPENCEROLOGY PROFESSOR: Ashley Spencer OFFICE: Plaza CLASS: F 9:30pm
In response to Jon Spike's piece entitled California's gay marriage ban aids discrimination"" in The Daily Cardinal on Nov. 21, 2008:
False fire alarms in Sellery Hall and Humanities went off Tuesday morning, causing UW-Madison students to evacuate both buildings.
OpenSecrets. Sounds like a website where readers can learn the latest celebrity gossip, but in reality, it is something so much better, at least for the many political junkies who attend UW-Madison.
Solutions by The State News
