Gov. Jim Doyle's plan to levy a tax on big oil without passing on the cost to consumers seems to smell of political pandering, but we feel it is justifiable to explore a tax on oil companies that funds roads and schools.'
Brian Buhler, 39, was formally charged in Dane County Circuit Court on 11 counts Tuesday afternoon after turning himself into the Dane County Jail, four of which were for the robbery of two Witte Hall students Feb. 6.'
There should be mandatory service for young people in this country. No, I'm not thinking of military service or community service. What I have in mind is restaurant service. That's right, you should be required to be a waiter or waitress for a'
The Daily Cardinal predicts this year's Oscar winners.'
Another case of campus sexual assault has arisen.
The UW women's basketball team takes on Iowa Sunday in its final regular season game.'
Wisconsin's public financing system was deemed ""unused and useless"" by a report released Tuesday evaluating the state's campaign finance laws. '
The mayoral primary election went as many expected Tuesday night with incumbent Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and Ray Allen advancing to square off on the April 3 ballot.'
Sports Editor and men's basketball writer Adam Hoge breaks down the Badgers in another weekly update.'
After much speculation that he would jump to the NFL, offensive coordinator Paul Chryst will remain with the UW football team, head coach Bret Bielema announced Wednesday.
The Wisconsin state Senate confirmed Milwaukee banker Michael Falbo as a UW System regent Tuesday, replacing former Regent Gerard Randall, who refused to step down after Gov. Jim Doyle rescinded his position in 2003, the Associated Press reported.'
Sports Editor Zach Kukkonen tells us how he really feels about some of the weaker All-Star games out there.'
The UW-Madison Language Institute was awarded a $379,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Education Tuesday to support the Central Asian Interactive Listening Series project.
The Daily Cardinal opinion page profiles a blog of the week. This week: Letters in Bottles.'
A coalition of student leaders held a press conference Tuesday evening at Memorial Union to voice its opposition to a proposed alcohol-consumption policy.'
As college students, we may not all prepare gourmet meals in our dorm rooms or apartments, but this does not deter us from loving the Food Network. One Cardinal staffer reviews four popular Food Network shows.'
With the regular season nearing an end there is no doubt this year's senior class has been the driving force the UW men's hockey team.'
The room was almost silent, completely absent of all sounds typical of a university classroom setting. There were no backpack zippers. No dropping lecture trays. No papers shuffling. Instead the instructor's sole voice at the front of the room was h'
A No. 1 ranking put a very large target on the back of the UW men's basketball team, and it showed Tuesday night, as the Badgers fell to Michigan State 64-55 at the Breslin Center. Wisconsin kept it nip-and-tuck for 37 minutes, but went cold at precisely the wrong time to notch only their second road loss of the season.
Put down that beer and trade it for an ice cold soda — the new alcohol policy brought forth by the Office of the Dean of Students and the Student Organization Office looks to severely limit alcohol consumption among student groups. At least that is wh'
Read on Issuu
Solutions by The State News
