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Those who bring their car with them to Madison have to brave a concrete jungle of parking meters and yellow paint. They must face the joys and perils of parking in the city.
In Fall 2008, the School of Business will permit sophomores to seek admission along with juniors, the current requirement.
The thought occurred to me so quickly, that I pounced on my cell and dialed my mom before it had a chance to escape my head.
Think back to when eating Lunchables was the highlight of your week. Try to imagine what it was like when you tagged along with your mother to fill up the family van at the local gas station for around a dollar per gallon.
The Apostle Islands sparkle like green emeralds against the deep blues of Lake Superior, with occasional flashes of white beach flanking the vibrant green. Believed to have been named by the early Jesuits who drew up maps of the area, the Apostle Islands were originally inhabitated by the Ojibwe people who lived throughout the Great Lakes area.
The state Supreme Court will decide whether to hear Annette Ziegler's case, after a state Ethics Board legal brief revealed the board will delay its hearing until the Supreme Courts decide if the board has judicial power.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner ""His Holiness"" Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, will give a public talk at 2:30 p.m. in the Kohl Center in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 9,000 UW-Madison students, faculty and community members.
The Sierra Club officially filed a lawsuit against the UW-Madison Wednesday, alleging the university's Charter Street Power Plant has continually violated the Clean Air Act.
Much to our dismay, the downtown bar attrition plan gained momentum April 19, as the Madison Downtown Coordinating Committee voted 7-5 in favor of recommending the plan to the Alcohol License Review Committee.
The greater Madison area has a reputation for being a great place to move to, raise a family and receive a higher education. Despite of the recent surge in violent crime, Madison is still a relatively safe place to live—not to mention economically viable and socially and environmentally conscious.
Months after closing its doors, the new owners of Club Majestic—Matt Gerding, Scott Leslie and Bryan Ellefson—announced a new title and outlook for the music venue. The rechristened ""Majestic Theater,"" aims to provide community events and avoid the violence and bar fights that precipitated the venue's closing last fall.
State Sen. Fred Risser, D- Madison, and state Rep. Frank Boyle, D-Superior, want to give Wisconsin's terminally ill patients the right to ""die with dignity"" in a proposed bill.
March Madness is sweeping the country and two state lawmakers have recognized the fury, by crafting a new bill that would allow employees to bet on sports in the workplace.
Gov. Jim Doyle said Tuesday he supports a plan permitting Madison and other cities to offer more domestic partner benefits to employees and same-sex partners.
Safety concerns at the SERF have heightened after police arrested a man for stealing a wallet at the facility Thursday evening.
Many statistics state that around three-quarters of U.S. citizens consider themselves Christian, but there are multitudes of religious groups present throughout the country. Many of these groups have affiliated sub-sects.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced Tuesday he is open to exempting bars from his proposed statewide smoking ban, giving hope to legislators and bar owners still opposed to the Madison city ban against smoking in public establishments.
\Are you a cop?"" one guy asked me, and I'm not really sure if he was kidding. I assured him I was not and was then welcomed to the group and invited to stay for dinner.
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