American Beat poet Allen Ginsberg once said, ""Whoever controls the media — the images — controls the culture."" This idea manifested itself in the days following the massacre at Virginia Tech University.'
Wisconsinites may lean left in the next presidential election, according to a new survey released Wednesday.'
Students, residents and police are gearing up for next Saturday, the date set for the 38th annual Mifflin Street Block Party.'
The only thing dirtier than the six couples making out on the red pleather armchairs at Madison Avenue on Wednesday night was what was happening on the dance floor. '
Transport 2020, a Dane County and Madison commuter rail study, released findings Wednesday about the economic and environmental impact alternative transportation would have on the Madison community.'
What do you value about UW-Madison? Chancellor John Wiley and Provost Patrick Farrell want to know. ""We need your help!"" the two said in an e-mail to students Wednesday, inviting them to participate in an online survey running from now until May 4.
The Daily Cardinal is heavily favored over the Badger Herald in Friday's annual softball game.'
More than 100 people gathered at the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health Wednesday to support the Compassionate Care of Rape Victims Bill. If passed, the bill will ensure that in every Wisconsin emergency room rape victims can have emergency contraceptio'
In case you didn't know, Rage Against the Machine is playing their reunion show Sunday at the Coachella Music Festival. With this being one of the coolest reunions the Arts Desk at The Daily Cardinal could hope for, we decided to make a list of our '
As the city of Madison continues to develop more land, environmental problems continue to surface. As a result, the city has spent more than $35 million since 1999 to clean up six major landfills it operates.'
UW-Madison's HealthEmotions Research Institute received a $2 million contribution Wednesday and will name its new building in the donor's honor.'
Fran Pavley, senior climate advisor of the National Resources Defense Council, spoke at the Capitol and at UW-Madison Wednesday about global warming and its impact on health in her home state, California.'
When the Arctic Monkeys debuted with Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, the music press in their native United Kingdom left them little room to improve, championing the band as the best of the decade and instantaneously placing the'
Columnist Jon Bortin discusses Joe Thomas' draft day adventure out on Lake Michigan.'
Despite its imperfections, Timbaland's latest solo album presents an engaging, inclusive tour through modern-day pop music, with the world's greatest producer as director and guide. To Timbaland, there is no genre of music he cannot successful'
Wisconsin is one step closer to having the toughest regulations in the nation on working conditions for young adults and college students whose summer jobs include door-to-door sales. The state Senate passed a bill with such regulations in a 28-5 vote Tue'
The state Assembly voted Tuesday against sending a new bill to the Joint Finance Committee after an all-day session. The bill would give the state more licensing control over the cable market, while at the same time foster competition.
In this week's \Going Back to Kali,"" Laura discusses her love for the T.V. show ""Man vs. Wild.""'
UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley will address the UW Athletic Department's deal with Adidas and the Hermosa factory situation Wednesday at noon at a Labor Licensing Policy Committee in 260 Bascom Hall. '
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