With 30-mph wind gusts and temperatures plunging below minus 35 degrees, the past few weeks of Madison weather have certainly been no picnic for UW-Madison students. '
UW-Madison Professor of food engineering Richard Hartel announced that ""chocolate is the food of the gods"" during his talk about the science of the treat that has been around since 1500 B.C.'
A mayoral candidate debate held last night by the Northern Businessmen's Association of Madison heated up when mayor hopeful Will Sandstrom showed up uninvited.'
Talking on cell phones, listening to iPods and conversing with friends while crossing streets put students and citizens at risk. Although, Madison officials do not want to make any laws against pedestrian's lackadaisical walking habits.'
The UW women's hockey team closes its regular season this weekend against Bemidji State.'
The CIA helped install Saddam Hussein to power in Iraq, campus activists declared Wednesday during a protest in North Hall.
It was mildly surprising when Madonna released a live album last year""her first in a 24-year career""and it's even more unusual that her follow-up release is yet another live album in spite of the fact she hasn't recorded any new material. But if there's one thing you learn being a Madonna fan, it's to not ask questions of the queen and just take what she gives you. Fortunately, with the live CD/DVD combo, The Confessions Tour, Madonna has given her legions of fans a fun, occasionally fabulous collection of dance music and succeeded in once again pushing forward her ever-expanding musical boundaries.
Three college students walk into a room at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. There's one from Harvard, one from Columbia and one from Williams College. All are nicely dressed in business-casual twinsets, pearl necklaces and Burberry scarves and have'
An area church may be reprimanded for campaigning against the Gay Marriage Ban Referendum without registering in November 2006's election.'
While the temperatures still seem too cold even for the thought of any outdoor sports, the UW softball team (3-2) began its season in the ASU Kajikawa Classic this past week in Tempe, Ariz.'
The UW women's tennis team snapped a five-match losing streak Wednesday with a nerve-wracking 4-3 win over in-state rival Marquette (1-8) at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Under legislation expected to go before the state Senate next week, some Wisconsin 17-year-olds would gain the right to vote in primary elections. This bill correctly recognizes that maturation is not controlled by a toggle switch. Eighteen-years-olds do'
Recent statistics from the Wisconsin Department of Health showed a statewide increase in the number of diagnosed cases of AIDS/HIV. '
MINNEAPOLIS—Senior guard Kammron Taylor's previous career-high at Williams Arena was eight points.
Devin Harris took a moment to talk to The Daily Cardinal before Tuesday's Mavericks-Bucks game at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee.'
On our nation's day of love, women all over are stopping to smell the roses, while florists re-enact their own St. Valentine's Day massacre on men's bank accounts throughout Madison. '
Preview of this weekend's series against St. Cloud State.'
For most, the thought of the Colosseum conjures images of gladiators battling lions with swords. But for Jeff, a self-proclaimed Beirut gladiator, the Colosseum simply refers to his bedroom.'
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 nutritional benefits of wheatgrass juice interests health-conscious students.'
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