If you want to meet your favorite athlete, this is not the way to do it
By Jon Bortin | Feb. 1, 2007Columnist Jon Bortin presents an easy way to find yourself getting arrested for trying to meet your favorite player.'
Columnist Jon Bortin presents an easy way to find yourself getting arrested for trying to meet your favorite player.'
Starting today, The Daily Cardinal will profile each of the four candidates with a Q&A segment before the Feb. 20 primary election, which narrows the race to two. First, is incumbent Mayor Dave Cieslewicz.
Although the Associated Students of Madison continued its ongoing battle against UW System policy Wednesday night by officially approving the budgets of all General Student Services Fund organizations, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley will most likely str'
Wisconsin will look to start a new streak when NU visits the Kohl Center on Saturday'
While the cigarette tax increase is too high, a more modest increase and the statewide smoking ban are both necessary.'
The UW Dietetics and Nutrition Club recommends sources of dietary iron.'
Both the state Senate and Assembly passed an ethics reform bill Tuesday, culminating in a bipartisan effort to revamp ethics and elections laws in the state of Wisconsin. All 33 senators passed the bill, and the Assembly passed it with a 97-2 vote.'
Following in his dad's footsteps, Tony Bennett has the Washington State Huskies headed towards a probable NCAA bid for the first time in more than a decade.'
This year's Spring Break conflicts with the spring elections and the Final Four, leaving some students upset.'
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.'
Madison is the third healthiest city in America for men, according to a recent study by Men's Health magazine.'
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.'
The scene is fall 2004. Frank*, a UW-Madison sophomore, had come home from class on a Friday after a grueling week of upper-level math exams and little sleep.
In this week's Conceal and Carrie, Carrie Lorig praises the respect Beatrix Potter is finally receiving from Hollywood.'
Spending time at home makes Katie thankful for Madison's food variety.'
A distant cousin to ""Sleepless in Seattle,"" ""Catch and Release"" is one of those new and different romantic comedies that takes the genre to a level of unknown territory. Actually, it's quite difficult to classify this movie as a romantic comedy at all. If anything, it's somewhat of a romantic tragedy, focusing on the aftermath of death, the importance of friendship and the everlasting search for the truth.
While we complain about the Iraq War, among other problems our country faces, the American system is still working compared to other countries such as Russia and Venezuela.'
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz spoke Tuesday to a crowd of College Democrats who sponsored him at a kick-off event for his campaign entitled ""Students for Mayor Dave."" '
As any follower of contemporary pop culture could tell you, beauty doesn't always have a whole lot to do with acting ability, and after a while, serious actresses need to display at least some shred of talent in order to stick around in the limelight. The Academy tends to reward gorgeous celebrities that glam themselves down for edgy roles with fake noses, brave weight acquisitions, humbling makeup, you name it. Until ""Volver,"" Pedro AlmodA3var's sublimely original new dramedy, PenAclope Cruz was in a similar predicament.