Oversight Committee votes to improve State St. aesthetics
Members of the Vending Oversight Committee sought to improve the culture of State Street by approving proposals for newspaper vending machines, planters and bicycle racks.
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Members of the Vending Oversight Committee sought to improve the culture of State Street by approving proposals for newspaper vending machines, planters and bicycle racks.
Another student voice could soon be heard on the UW System Board of Regents. The state Assembly Colleges and Universities Committee passed Assembly Bill 158 on March 22, which would add a nontraditional student-an undergraduate 24 years old or older-to the board.
Although the hunger strike in which I participated last week received significant media attention, our message has not been articulated directly to the student body. Rather than relying on the filter of news reporters and editorial boards, I would like to personally address the cause of our 72-hour fast.
CHICAGO-Eleven must be Wisconsin's unlucky number against Illinois.
The Wisconsin women's hockey program may embark on a historic first this Sunday. While the Badgers' bid to the NCAA women's hockey tournament is not official, Wisconsin (20-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 28-8-1 overall) sits in solid position for Sunday's selection show.
Soon the last final exam will end, the caps and gowns will adorn graduates and the time spent as college students will come to a close. For most college students, graduation becomes the time to move into the real world, find a job and start the careers they have learned about for four years.
Jim graduated 42 years ago, and look-still reading the Cardinal. So what has changed in Memorial Union? Jim told us he remembers a lot more people were playing guitar and smoking pot back then. Not exactly the Union we have today, but at least the newspaper is still around.
It was a changing of the guard for Wisconsin women's basketball Wednesday night.
Feeding people can be tricky business. Just ask my left hand.
If one looked at Clint Eastwood's career in the early 1980s, during which time he was starring in the umpteenth \Dirty Harry"" sequel and other mediocre films that may or may not have co-starred an orangutan, it would have been perfectly natural to laugh at the notion that he would one day be regarded as one of the most talented directors in Hollywood.
Do you recall late 2002 and early 2003? Bush was talking up a storm, claiming Saddam Hussein posed a grave danger to our country, even though his regime rose to power by the grace of the CIA and were funded and armed for the entire 1980s by the U.S. government. As the nation prepared for war, a resistance arose.
UW-Madison's new e-Grading system, implemented in December, allows faculty to enter grades more efficiently and students to view highly anticipated final grades sooner, according to the Office of the Registrar.
To UW-Madison chemistry Professor Bassam Shakhashiri, Christmas is not about presents, trees or eggnog. It is about explosions, toxic chemicals and fire.
Karma. I had always sort of believed in it, but I didn't really know for sure.
The Badgers (3-1-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 5-1-0 overall) used three unanswered goals in the third period Friday to propel them to their fifth straight victory to open the season. Unfortunately for them, the Denver Pioneers (3-1-0, 4-3-0) did not take the defeat kindly and the defending national champions came out for revenge Saturday, winning 5-3.
There is no other genre that has as many bad sequels as horror. It seems that every other type of movie fails to achieve both the stupidity and the number of horror sequels. There is a strange dual nature to bad horror films, as they disgust you with their incompetence yet draw you in with their mostly unintentional comedy. Just in time for Halloween, here are the worst of the worst from horror sequels.
Single-issue voting is a mistake. Although a variety of groups encourage voters to choose candidates based only on their interests, this practice is bad for democracy. Normally, it is bad for the single-issue voter as well because it means ignoring other issues of direct importance to them. No matter how important an issue is to you, at least one other issue directly affects you in many important ways.
The conference season may already be two weeks underway, but classic Big Ten football will rear its ancient head on Saturday when the No. 15 Wisconsin Badgers (2-0 Big Ten, 5-0 overall) head into Columbus to clash with the No. 17 Ohio State Buckeyes (1-1 Big Ten, 4-1 overall).
Gov. Jim Doyle announced today the State of Illinois will join in helping to expand Wisconsin's online prescription drug purchasing program.
The Joint West Campus Area Committee voted Wednesday night, 10-0 with three abstentions, to recommend the building of the Interdisciplinary Research Center, a $144 million laboratory and research facility.