FDA yanks popular energy drink off shelf
By Ashley Spencer | May. 10, 2007Bottles of a popular energy drink named Cocaine are being yanked off the shelf throughout the nation and in local Madison liquor stores. '
Bottles of a popular energy drink named Cocaine are being yanked off the shelf throughout the nation and in local Madison liquor stores. '
UW-Madison senior John Kaspari said he doesn't hesitate to call a cab from State Street to his home just past Regent Street. ""I think the cabs provide pretty good service,"" he said, ""and I'm lazy.""'
A bill was passed in the U.S. Congress Wednesday in response to some universities favoring loan companies that bribed college loan officers with gifts and travel packages.'
Democrats are far happier than Republicans with their choice of Presidential candidates, according to a poll of likely Wisconsin voters released Wednesday.'
Without question, the freshman who has made the biggest impact and turned more heads for UW athletics this year was running back P.J. Hill. After spending the 2005-'06 season as a redshirt, the East Elmhurst, N.Y., native stepped up to replace the '
There is no doubt that without Alando Tucker, the Wisconsin men's basketball team would not have had the historic season they had.'
Hip-hop is no longer just reserved for city streets and stereo speakers — next school year some of the movement's finest student performers will find a hub for their art at UW-Madison.'
The semester's most infamous alleged criminals are set for prosecution this summer.
In the past 10 years, both the UW-Madison campus and the City Madison have seen some major renovations and already this year this summer will be no different. '
Michael Ruse, a leading author and speaker about the ongoing creation-evolution debates, said he believes the ongoing dispute is really ""a fight for the soul of America"" during a lecture Wednesday afternoon at the Pyle Center.'
Few individuals can say they ended their collegiate careers on a better note than Wisconsin women's hockey player Sara Bauer. The co-captain senior forward from St. Catherines, Ontario has left behind a legacy by establishing Wisconsin as a perennial powerhouse in the world of collegiate women's hockey.
Campaign and ethics reform came one step closer to becoming law Wednesday when the state Senate passed three reform bills. '
The launch of Wisconsin Eye's new television channel on May 16, will grant residents across the state unlimited access to Wisconsin government in a format similar to C-SPAN. '
A 20-year-old UW-Madison student fell from a Palisades apartment balcony and suffered numerous injuries, police said.'
As finals approach, summer break is on the minds of many students here on campus. But summer is also a time for state lawmakers to kick back and relax.
1. Men's basketball loses to UNLV in second round of NCAA Tournament
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and the city of Madison called last Halloween's lack of tear gas, violence and uncontrollable crowds a great ""success,"" and hopes to maintain these standards for celebrations in the future. '
The state known for brats and beer can now add a new item to its menu.
Summer is a prime time for crime.
After it met in closed session last Thursday, UW-Madison's Labor Licensing Policy Committee has come to an agreement regarding the university's contract with Adidas and the Hermosa factory situation. '