Diversity program names new director
By The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 29, 2007UW-Madison's Pre-college Enrichment Opportunity Program for Learning Excellence announced Jacqueline A. DeWalt as its new director Friday.'
UW-Madison's Pre-college Enrichment Opportunity Program for Learning Excellence announced Jacqueline A. DeWalt as its new director Friday.'
A transportation service, originally founded in 1973 as a campus-based program providing women with safe rides home, received a revamp and funding boost from the city Monday.'
Gov. Jim Doyle proposed an investment to create a more fuel-efficient Wisconsin among other bold initiatives he promised to address in tonight's State of the State address.
Raising the price of contraceptives for college students in order to alleviate the massive federal deficit makes little sense. Luckily, UHS is on our side.'
Lily Allen's musical beginnings (daughter of British celebrity spurns record industry hit factory and runs own promotional campaign over MySpace) have been harped by the media so many times that it seems like it all must have happened 100 years ago. Even so, the go-it-alone story is still a helpful introduction to Allen's Alright, Still because it is mostly by virtue of her own good taste that the album avoids the disaster areas pre-ordained by the tabloid-fodder break up that inspired many of its songs.
The Regent Street-South Campus area is settled by both student and non-student residents. City officials and residents discussed future plans for the uniquely-arranged neighborhood Monday night.'
Race was the dominant issue at a system-wide video conference held by the UW Board of Regents Monday night. The public weighed in on a proposed freshmen admissions policy that would alter policies at other UW campuses. '
Although it appeared Wisconsin's lawmakers were at a standstill in the struggle for ethics reform last week, both Democratic and Republican leaders announced a ""historic"" compromise Monday. '
Wisconsin Right to Life, an anti-abortion and non-profit organization, will have its case heard before the U.S. Supreme Court this spring.
Feingold receives a well-deserved honorary committee chairmanship when the Senate Judiciary Committee debates the funding of the Iraq War this week. '
Fans travel to Iowa City to root for the Badgers.'
Police suspect that the man who robbed Anchor Bank Friday — located just blocks from the Capitol — may have also recently robbed other banks in the Madison area.'
The UW System could receive extra money if the state Legislature supports a plan Gov. Jim Doyle is expected to introduce at his 2007 State of the State address. '
Others accuse our generation of apathy, but all we're really doing is biding our time, waiting for the worst before we begin our own Flower Power revolution.'
Could tape hurt Tucker's shooting?'
Sports columnist Sam Pepper would love to see a Jim Sorgi appearance in Sunday's Super Bowl matchup.'
Hockey first, life second'
Carrying signs emblazoned with block letters and peace signs, shouting anti-Bush and anti-war rhetoric, community members and UW-Madison students alike marched down State Street Saturday to protest the war in Iraq.'
By the time the last event in the heptathlon rolled around in Saturday's Wisconsin Elite Invitational Track, UW senior Joe Detmer knew he needed to run the 1,000 meters in 2 minutes, 30.95 seconds in order to automatically qualify for the NCAA indoor championships.
You have seen the posters sprouting up all over campus. At College Library, Memorial Union and many other university hot spots, the ""We Conserve"" campaign organized by the UW-Madison Energy Initiative is making itself visible at the university.