RIAA should adapt to internet trend
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 13, 2007Instead of punishing illegal downloading, the RIAA should find alternate methods of persuading people to pay for their music.
Instead of punishing illegal downloading, the RIAA should find alternate methods of persuading people to pay for their music.
A bill forbidding felons from owning vicious dogs passed the state Senate Judiciary and Corrections Committee unanimously Tuesday.
Ashley explains the etiquette concerning the newest replacement of the booty call-the booty text, or \sext.""'
A controversial piece of national legislation lacks funding allocated to Wisconsin schools.
State Sen. Frank Boyle, D-Superior, said he will introduce proposals next week to put new members on the committee dealing with the state budget because the current leaders cannot reach a compromise.
Wisconsin, a state that has a substancial trade surplus with the nation of Japan, will hold the Midwest U.S-Japan economic conference in September 2008
Paul Hubbard's injury will force either Kyle Jefferson or Marcus Randle El to step up. Randle El brings more experience but Jefferson has much more physical talent.
Brad Boron introduces himself, and his new column, in a laundry list of dilikes and likes. Think of it as a first date... in writing.'
Madison introduces hybrid buses to suit needs of students
The eight-person team was victorious in five out of six races this weekend. The competition, the Dutch Concrete Canoe Challenge, was held in Amsterdam. UW was among 12 teams who were in attendence.
Bush, much like a college student, is in the habit of doing a whole lot of nothing for quite a long period of time (1/5th of his presidency to be precise)
Head football coach Bret Bielema asks UW students to don red during Badger home games
Outside hitter Caity DuPont is growing on the court and into her role as team leader. Her compassion for teammates is contrasted by her fierce demeanor during matches.
Lloyd Carr to resign, star in Broadway production
The possibility of wi-fi becoming a publicly-funded technology is obvious. This should not occur because public funding should go to more important civil services.
StudentPrint, a non-profit student printing organization, will be hanging free t-shirts on Bascom Hill for students
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Legislators continue to debate aspects of the state budget, with a proposal for collective bargaining rights of UW faculty splitting along partisan lines.
The Badgers toppled the Stanford Cardinal 1-0, behind a goal from junior forward Victor Diaz