Dash of creativity key to a perfect salad
By Andrew Haffner and Jay Storey | Aug. 29, 2007Think salads are girly and will never fill your stomach? Better try a salad with smoky gouda, peppery arugula and other unusual ingredients.'
Think salads are girly and will never fill your stomach? Better try a salad with smoky gouda, peppery arugula and other unusual ingredients.'
The push for fewer alcohol outlets in the city is galvanizing proponents and opponents alike to share opinions on the controversial alcohol density plan.
UW-Madison's Office of the Registrar sent e-mails Monday to alert some students of final exam time changes.
Over the summer, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz, along with other city officials, hiked Halloween ticket prices from $5 to $7 on Saturday, Oct. 27, the day of the event.
Ogg Hall, the Campus Master Plan's latest edition and the second new campus residence hall in the last 42 years, is open and ready for move-in.
Wisconsin wildlife is in danger of losing important funding
I wear tank tops year-round because I'm terrified of getting pit stains. I laugh at inappropriate times, like when people fall or take off their shirt. I see every mirror as an opportunity to check out the status of my chest area.'
Starting Sept. 1, The Big Ten Network will be added to the UW-Madison Residential Network system along with several other campus buildings, following an agreement between the university and the network.
Both the Compassionate Care for Rape Victims Bill and Cable Competition Bill have had little procedural movement at the Capitol, even though the budget dispute affects them in starkly different ways.
Recent flooding throughout the State of Wisconsin has prompted urgent action at all levels of government.
Seeing its first regular season action of the year, the No. 11 UW volleyball team (3-0) wasted no time getting down to business as it recorded a trio of sweeps at the 2007 InnTowner Invitational Tournament held in the UW Field House last weekend. The Badg
Instead of reaching out to historically marginalized people, columnist Matt Jividen says the U.S. Congress sidelines would-be students for the sake of the war on drugs.
Bus Route 80 will take a slightly shorter route this year because of construction projects.
The Wisconsin state Legislature remains unable to reach an agreement on the 2007-09 state budget, with little progress having been made over the summer.
After months of controversy concerning a possible ""boot"" of the apparel contract between UW-Madison and Adidas due to alleged contract violations, the company has pledged to take action.'
It was the night before graduation and everyone was giddy. The streets were full of those people you haven't seen since freshman year — the girl who locked herself in her room playing songs from ""Rent"" on her trombone, the boy from c'
The Wisconsin women's hockey team looks to win its third consecutive NCAA championship as it enters the 2007-'08 campaign.
Madison's 2007 ""World's Largest Brat Fest"" raised an impressive amount of money for charity, but also packed a few pounds on patrons who ate a total of 157,665 bratwurst. Next year, the event should focus more on raising money than'
It is interesting that only one year removed from an NCAA National Championship, the UW men's hockey team is already flying under everyone's radar. '
This summer, as most students entertain themselves with internships, the great outdoors and some well-earned rest and relaxation, two UW-Madison students will participate in the first-ever ""green"" bus tour across the United States.