Rowing faces challenges in first weekend
By Sasha Goldstein | Apr. 12, 2007A preview of men's rowing's first tournament of the spring season at the Windermere Classic in Redwood Shores, California.'
A preview of men's rowing's first tournament of the spring season at the Windermere Classic in Redwood Shores, California.'
The Recording Industry Association of America continued to crack down on music piracy Wednesday, sending out another 413 pre-litigation settlement letters to college-aged downloaders across the country. '
Columnist Jon Bortin discusses Milwaukee's embrace of the Cleveland Indians.'
Madison police released a report Wednesday about a man who attempted to harm detox staff members while being moved from a room at the county detox center.'
A robbery occurred at a home on the 200 block of North Pickney Street Tuesday morning, according to a report released Wednesday by Madison police. '
My 18-year-old brother's closet is littered with the remains of his musical career. In a dark corner his saxophone is collecting dust, and various plastic recorders in shades of black, brown and white are scattered on the floor. Somewhere you can ev'
Gov. Jim Doyle, along with nine other governors, sent a letter to the U.S. Senate Wednesday, urging them to vote to alleviate President Bush's limitations on embryonic stem cell research.'
Madison Property Management Inc. was awarded more than $7,700 in damages Thursday, stemming from a 2005 lawsuit filed against four UW-Madison students for failure to pay rent. '
Summer college interns working as door-to-door salesmen may be overworked and misguided, according to one state senator who hopes to pass a bill requiring students to become official employees of traveling sales companies.'
The Wisconsin softball team has doubleheaders on Sunday and Monday.'
Joe Hasler cogitates on being his now-enfirmed roomate's defacto press agent.'
Junior quarterback Allan Evridge talks about football and life in Madison with The Daily Cardinal.'
The men's and women's tennis teams prepare for key matches this weekend.'
The Daily Cardinal Arts Desk previews movies from Wisconsin Film Festival 2007.'
Feature on freshman Moritz Baumann of the UW-Madison men's tennis team, who has overcome cultural barriers for an optimistic start in Wisconsin. '
The last time I had been in the clinic was for my Hepatitis-B vaccine. I screamed so loudly I scared the kids in the waiting room. Now, six years later, the same nauseating feelings of pre-shot anxiety were rising in my throat.
For those of you who missed the headlines, national officers of the Delta Zeta sorority came to DePauw University in Indiana last fall to deal with the local chapter's dwindling membership. '
Columnist Zach Kukkonen sounds off on why professional athletics make spring time entertaining for sports fans.'
Ihad, of course, hoped to run into some of my favorite TV celebrities when I visited Las Vegas this past week. Sin City has become the trendy stomping ground for some of TV's brightest stars—""The Simple Life's"" Paris Hilton, Hef's girlfriends from ""The Girls Next Door"" and even Jeremy Piven from ""Entourage.""
April 5, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeal acquitted former state employee Georgia Thompson. The ruling ignited a slew of accusations that U.S. attorneys from Wisconsin are part of the growing U.S. attorney scandal.'