UW tops Michigan to advance in Indy
By Crystal Crowns and Molly Reppen | Mar. 1, 2007The UW women's basketball team got a big win in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament Thursday in Indianapolis.'
The UW women's basketball team got a big win in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament Thursday in Indianapolis.'
Gov. Jim Doyle will refuse federal funds for abstinence-only-until-marriage education, said a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Family Services Tuesday.'
Mayoral candidates Dave Cieslewicz and Ray Allen focused on Madison poverty at a debate Thursday night at Witte Hall. '
The recording industry continued its crackdown on illegal downloading Wednesday by threatening to sue what it says are its worst offenders — college students.'
Oh Uncle Earl, where to begin; the less than spectacular harmonizing, the not so inspiring lyrics and yodeling or the Mandarin Chinese?
Two people hailing from outside Wisconsin plan to buy the rights to the once-troublesome Club Majestic.'
The UW women's hockey team takes on Ohio State in the semifinals of the WCHA playoffs Saturday.'
A UW-Madison instructor did not report to higher authorities after a student revealed she was sexually assaulted at a UW-Madison fraternity, WKOW said Wednesday.'
Randy Moss on the Packers? It's really not that crazy, writes Jon Bortin.'
Most students and residents have yet to recover from last weekend's blizzard, but Mother Nature has another round of winter weather in store for Madisonians in the next few days.
A measly 0.12 percent from the State of Wisconsin Investment Board is a very small price to stop the funding of genocide in Sudan.'
UW-Madison may be owed $150,000 in back payments from non-profit employers that use work-study students, the Associated Press reported Wednesday.'
When UW-Madison freshman Sierra Ready went to University Health Services to fill her birth control prescription, she was horrified to learn the price escalated from $8 to $32 for her monthly pack.
The UW men's hockey team closes out its regular season at Minnesota-Duluth this weekend.'
The Joint Legislative Committee on Finance welcomed March with a roar of support for the state's new Crime Lab Bill. '
At a forum to discuss a law professor's inflammatory remarks Thursday at the University of Wisconsin Law School, law student KaShia Moua said attention to professor Leonard Kaplan's comments on Hmong people has elicited powerful responses from'
Marcie Benson's Feb. 26 article, ""A nonviolent response to boiling Iran strife"" calls the United States to avoid bloodshed by pursuing a policy of ""patience, tact and open communications"" with Iran. '
We are hesitant that a new tax on such a young industry will discourage users from purchasing their digital media through legal avenues instead of free alternatives such as BitTorrent. '
\With age comes maturity, and Welcome the Night, the fifth effort of Kristopher Roe's the Ataris, definitely is a mature album,"" writes Lindsay Herod.'
Twelve p.m.—Four Cardinal salsa enthusiasts enter Chipotle with empty stomachs eager to seek relief from a cold Monday morning. As snow falls steadily outside, the group settles down into a booth ready to warm up with an enticing array of salsas laid out on the table for each hungry taster to sample.