No lights for Lakeshore, dean says
By Bob Spoerl | Mar. 6, 2007When the sun goes down, stay clear of the unlit Lakeshore path. That's the consensus among both administration and students.
When the sun goes down, stay clear of the unlit Lakeshore path. That's the consensus among both administration and students.
Senior forward Alando Tucker was awarded for his big year with the Big Ten's Player of the Year award.'
Associated Students of Madison's Student Judiciary agreed Monday to approve decisions made in a meeting Sunday which dealt with money cut from a travel grant given to the University of Wisconsin Law School's Black Law Student Association.'
\I'm going to pull the hat off. You run and you don't turn around,"" Dina Marie's rapist warned her before he let her go. ""Don't look at my car. Don't look at my license plate. The man pulled off the black hat he had used to cover Dina Marie's eyes. Immediately, she heard the door slam and the car drive away.
The date for the Mifflin Street block party — Saturday, May 5 — was set in stone Tuesday night by the City Council.'
A bill requiring all Wisconsin sixth-grade girls to receive a cervical cancer vaccination has spurred criticism from lawmakers, medical groups and conservative organizations.
Ben has a unique addiction. Between classes or in any spare moment, he can be found taking a nap. For most, daily napping was last experienced in kindergarten or first grade. But now as a 13th grader, Ben has once again injected nap time into his daily ro'
UW men's hockey coach Mike Eaves addressed the goaltender situation at Monday's press conference.'
When the sun goes down, stay clear of the unlit Lakeshore path. That's the consensus among both administration and students.
A heightened sense of fear has spread over the UW-Madison community, a sentiment administrators acknowledge and students attribute to high-profile crimes that have shocked the campus and its greater community this school year.
A total of 42 people died in Wisconsin car crashes during this past February due to the frigid and dangerous winter weather conditions. '
A bill requiring Wisconsin hospitals to give rape victims information on emergency contraception was introduced Tuesday in a news conference at the Capitol. '
One local beer manufacturer is pouring in the profits as quickly as it can brew hometown-favorite Spotted Cow.'
Annual statistics of reported crimes on college campuses are required by the federal government, but many university police departments say the guidelines are hard to follow.
Kimia Lounge, a once popular nightclub on Capitol Square, has been closed for over two weeks and the owner said the reason for shutting down was the citywide smoking ban.'
What's the Cardinal's best visiting sports venue?'
The Badgers went 3-1 over the weekend behind solid pitching from Eden Brock and an offensive explosion from Katie Hnatyk.'
The reports of an assault on Spring Street over the weekend add to the growing sense of urgency for actions to improve campus safety.
Regardless of morals, religion or — you guessed it, abstinence-only education — many teenagers have premarital sex, unprotected sex and sex in positions that make churchgoers and even missionaries uncomfortable. '