Frost expected to replace 70-degree heat
By Peter Cameron and Quinn Craugh | Sep. 14, 2007Madison looks to have a strange set of weather on the way for the coming week.
Madison looks to have a strange set of weather on the way for the coming week.
Jon Bortin looks at the sad state of the National League's Central division. The Brewers and Cubs are fighting for the top spot but the Cardinals are not far behind
Ald. Mark Clear, District 19, said that if the coalition was able to generate enough support within his district, he would consider making the motion to bring the impeachment issue at Tuesday's city council meeting.
Students For Barack Obama announce the lllinois Senator will make an appearence in Madison in the coming weeks
The deadline to sign the Wisconsin Covenant is today, with thousands of state high school students having done so. The state Senate also recently held a meeting on the No Child Left Behind law, when it was discovered the federal government had not given h
The Business School, with its recent change in policy to allow sophomores to apply, has missed the mark, age should not be the determining factor but whether they have the class prerequisites needed.
Even as Wisconsin continues to rebuild after record setting flooding last month, FEMA releases a report to the still unprepared public.
The Badges will head to Milwaukee to face the Gonzaga Bulldogs. They already have bested two tough teams in No. 1 UC-Santa Barbara and No. 15 Washington
Student section tickets, which were color-coded according to class standing, were improperly distributed to students
The Badgers will try to keep Citadel from registering a major upset this weekend. After last week's scare against UNLV, Wisconsin will look to make a statement at home.
60 different exhibitors are bringing information on local food - and free samples - to the Capitol this weekend.'
Andy Van Sistine discusses the shocking fall of the Michigan Wolverines in the first two weeks of college football. This has changed the entire landscape of the battle for a Big Ten Championship.'
After a series of recalls over the summer, news reports reveal that only 1.3 percent of food coming into the US is inspected by the FDA, prompting a host of concerns about food safety and labeling.'
Throughout the semester, The Daily Cardinal sports staff will be chatting with UW athletes to give readers an in-depth look into student sports stars' lives both on and off the fields or courts. The Cardinal begins its Q&A feature with Wisconsin men's soccer sophomore goalkeeper Alex Horwath. Look for more Daily Cardinal Q&A in the weeks that follow.
Although even Students for John Edwards admit the Presidential candidate has thus far been overshadowed by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, members say his message for building one America"" may change all that.
Elijah Hodge is growing into his new role as the Badger's middle linebacker. He anchors a group whose athleticism will make Wisconsin feared this season.
Still bitter about UW-Madison's fall from the Princeton Review's 'Top Party Schools?' Now students can do something about it - by voting online in a Chicago newspaper's new March Madness-like party contest.
The Republican-controlled state Assembly is attempting to pass specific parts of the budget, a move Democrats will likely vote down. Democrats say Assembly Republicans are actually happy with the stalled state budget.
Though understood it's a social necessity Joe can't help but dislike the concept of waiters and their banter table talk.'
Students for Hillary Clinton trails Students for Barack Obama significantly in student support so far, but members say Clinton's national momentum will bolster their numbers.