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In addition to hundreds of partiers, Mifflin Street may have other visitors this Saturday. An antiwar rally, slated to begin on Library Mall and move up State Street to the Capitol, has marked the street as a potential destination for a Saturday march.
To the people who do not think they care about agricultural policy:
As the Mifflin Street Block Party nears, city officials are working to ensure the safety of all its participants. While the party requires a plethora of preparation by students and city employees, balcony safety is among the more pressing issues that has gained the city's attention.
At a meeting Thursday involving more than 350 members of The Teaching Assistants Association, the vast majority voted to consider a university-wide strike in response to disputes with the state over teaching assistants' pay and health benefits. Such a strike may halt many UW-Madison classes.
After the 2001 New Year's Day fire that burned down O'Cayz Corral, former manager Cathy Dethmers has been in the process of rebuilding the legendary Madison music venue under a new name, the High Noon Saloon.
In an effort to expand federal funding for stem-cell research, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, announced Tuesday she plans to send a letter to President George Bush urging him to rethink his policy on stem cells and allot more money to research efforts.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-During the final week of conference competition, No. 14 Wisconsin did all it could to make the race for the Big Ten title as interesting as possible.
As gay rights become increasingly important in the upcoming presidential election, same-sex marriage has surged to the top of the list of controversial issues.
A new Web site catering to UW-Madison students, , caught hundreds of students' attention Wednesday and is part of a larger network of similar sites nationwide.
Imagine having to notify the government any time you wanted to change your major, drop a class or go home for a break. It sounds ludicrous and restrictive but as a result of new federal legislation invasion of privacy, bureaucratic hoop-jumping and an increasing threat of arbitrary deportation have become a reality for the international student community both here at UW-Madison and throughout the nation.
State Assembly Republicans delayed a potential override of Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a bill allowing concealed weapons Tuesday, drawing criticism from Democrats.
Today's vote in the state Assembly will determine whether or not concealed weapons become a potential danger to the citizens and law enforcement of Wisconsin.
As the state Assembly prepares to decide whether to join the state Senate in overriding Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a bill which would end a 130-year ban on concealed weapons, some public and law enforcement officials are urging support of the veto as the bill faces its final hurdle to becoming a law.
Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts handed down a widely anticipated ruling that the rights of a civil marriage could not be denied to gay couples. As with all news stories, the intricacies of the opinion were lost on those reporting it, valuing sensationalism over straight reporting. \Gay Marriage Gains Victory In Massachusetts,"" reported The New York Times. ""Gay Marriage Is a Right, Massachusetts Court Rules,"" according to The Washington Post. The truth is not as clear-cut as that, and failure to properly understand this could endanger the cause of gay rights.
Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk agreed with the Ho-Chunk Nation Monday to allow DeJope Bingo Hall, 4002 Evans Rd., to expand to a complete casino under the condition taxpayers will not fund necessary renovations or additional city and social services DeJope may require.
Congressional panels and the media usually approach the stem- cell controversy by asking, \When does life begin?"" and ""When does an embryo become a person?""
Solutions by The State News
