Weapons inspectors to begin searches in Iraq
The initial group of U.N. weapons inspectors arrived safely in Iraq Monday and will begin their examination of Iraqi arms Wednesday.
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The initial group of U.N. weapons inspectors arrived safely in Iraq Monday and will begin their examination of Iraqi arms Wednesday.
With the holiday travel season fast approaching, the Dane County Airport has met a congressional mandate set for today that orders commercial airports to use federal security screeners to inspect oncoming passengers.
A bill that would create a new Cabinet department dedicated to national security is gaining momentum in both houses of Congress.
You've spent countless hours perfecting your resume?? and peppered your schedule with interviews. Now what? College seniors, especially those majoring in business, are finding themselves in a quandary. How do you choose which company to work for? Should you take the first offer or should you wait for a better one? Will there even be a better one?
The second gubernatorial debate involving the four front-running candidates will be held tonight at Vilas Hall.
A divided U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday to not hear a case pushing to outlaw the execution of felons who were minors when they committed their crimes. The issue in question is whether a person under the age of 18 has the cognitive capacity to understand the consequences of their actions, according to experts.
UW-Madison announced its support Monday for the state Department of Natural Resource plan to rid Wisconsin of chronic wasting disease.
Let the games begin.
So I left for Little Switzerland at 11:15 a.m. on an overcast Tuesday. I was excited, as I always am when I get to be in a car. We drove past the windsocks flying above rubble piles and the lonely agrarian oaks presiding over their lost limbs. I was on my way to see one of the world's finest small breweries.
In a culmination of seven years of legislative and political wrangling, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a piece of legislation Thursday morning that, if ultimately enacted, would drastically change the way campaigns are financed in this country.
Citing a lack of specific criminal information, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced in a written statement Thursday that UW Police will not assist the U.S. Attorney's Office in the questioning of international students.
A cross-dressing hotel clerk, a boxing nun, a cowboy lesbian, a sleepwalking nymphomaniac, a fly-eating psychopath, a verbally dyslexic German doctor with Turette's syndrome and a real-estate broker named John are some of the characters making up Callen Harty's 'Count Fagula,' now playing at the Broom Street Theater, 1119 Williamson St. This parody of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' combines slapstick humor, everything from pop to country music and biting sexual commentary to produce a fun and sometimes hard-to-believe experience.