ASM elections likely to hinge on SJ precedent
By Erica Pelzek | Feb. 14, 2007The Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary voted on election rules Monday night for ASM's Spring 2007 elections. '
The Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary voted on election rules Monday night for ASM's Spring 2007 elections. '
A bill that would lower the Wisconsin voting age to 17 under specific conditions passed 3-2 in a committee meeting Monday at the Capitol. '
For UW-Madison students and city officials the time is always right to talk about Halloween, and Tuesday night, the two sides converged to discuss last fall's event and look at future improvements for the event.
Valentine's Day holds a special place in my heart. Not because of the sentimental attachment to the day, but because everyone since grade school has used the opportunity to make an awful pun on my last name.
Up until April 2006, customers had to ask restaurant servers to carry their beer outside if they wished to enjoy outdoor sidewalk seating. However, Tuesday the Public Safety Review Board came one step closer to putting a permanent repeal on the city law. '
Article on boxer's death gives doctor's unqualified opinion.'
Food columnist Joe shares his secrets on attracting the opposite sex with food.'
Former Marquette guard Dwyane Wade deserved to have his jersey retired.'
Kudos to J.B. Van Hollen for acknowledging he needs more analysts to solve the backlog at the crime lab, but Hamblin must increase efficiency in order to make any sort of dent.'
A look back on the Badgers 1976-77 championship season.'
Team awards from the Badgers' 2006-'07 season and predictions for next year's campaign. '
Wisconsin will try to improve to 12-1 in the conference Saturday.'
Madisonians who want to escape the recent bleak weather and its blustery snow might want to avoid Capcom's latest Xbox 360 title Lost Planet: Extreme Condition"" for its frank depiction of a frozen Hoth-esque planet. However, they'd miss out on a fun, but flawed start to a new Capcom franchise.
Gov. Jim Doyle unveiled his ""fiscally responsible"" budget Tuesday at the Capitol, promising to cut taxes, invest in schools and jobs and create a $130 million surplus by 2009. However, critics questioned whether Doyle's controversial measures of obtaining revenue are at all possible.
The UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club answers student question about the \freshman 15.""'
The symbolic, toothless resolution in the U.S. Senate does not equal real action. We must pull the troops out of Iraq to truly show we support them.'
Redshirt freshman guard Brett Valentyn is working hard and showing improvement in practice.'
Participation and student power were key themes in the Spring 2007 Associated Students of Madison Kick-off Tuesday night in the Humanities Building.'
So Sweden is where all of that fantastic hot chocolate comes from, right? No, that's Switzerland. Okay, Sweden is the country that has policemen dressed up in crimson while riding the finest of stallions, right? No, that's Canada. Sadly enough, America's only real connection to the droopy-eared shaped nation of Sweden is that horribly stereotypical chef character from The Muppet Show.""
\At first the exhibit seems small. Most of the works in the New York City Life etchings of John Sloan are postcard-sized,"" writes Cecile Resop.'