Despite city elections, UW will not change spring break
By Andy Berens | Dec. 7, 2006Despite a conflict between university spring break and Madison alder elections, the university has no plans to reschedule spring break.'
Despite a conflict between university spring break and Madison alder elections, the university has no plans to reschedule spring break.'
I could wrap up the semester with a list of the shows you should be watching or the hottest new actors. However, this is not necessary as this fall season, there is one, clear-cut winner. The champion of the fall TV season is Internet television.
AMERICAblog: John Aravosis political musings masterpiece.'
As the panic officially sets in on the eve of finals week, Ryan reminds all of us to appreciate the finer things in life — like that overly stuffed Chipotle burrito.'
The Student Rights Coalition petitioned Thursday to protest UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley's memo to the Student Services Finance Committee to disallow funding for student organizations' off-campus rents.'
Taco Bell Corp. announced the removal of green onions from all of its U.S. restaurants Wednesday, following E.coli outbreaks in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.'
In response to the release of documents revealing millions of dollars amassed by state politicians in unclaimed sick days, the state Assembly reviewed a former policy Tuesday and has agreed to allow retroactive sick leave.
UW Credit Union will open a second downtown branch next spring on Capitol Square, according to a statement released Wednesday morning.'
UW-Madison students devolved into debating over the existence of a pervasive ""white"" American culture Wednesday during a discussion forum called ""Interracial Dating and Relating.""'
Only months after being displaced from University Square, the U.S. Postal Service is focusing on two possible downtown locations for a new office.'
The Wisconsin-Marquette rivalry never needs extra juice. Every year when the Badgers and Golden Eagles lock up, basketball fans across Wisconsin are captivated. But when the two teams match up Saturday in Milwaukee, there's a little more on the line'
The UW-Madison College Democrats invited state Sen. Jon Erpenbach, D-Middleton, to speak at their meeting Wednesday night about his proposal to limit the effects of the gay marriage ban in the state. '
Sometimes, there are two possible scales upon which a movie like ""Bobby"" can be weighed. One measures the quality of the filmmaking: the writing, the story, the shots, the scenes, the characters, their relationships and the ending. The other measures whether or not the movie succeeded in making its audience aware of something: an issue, a tragedy, a cause.
FBI special agent and former Madison police officer Gregory Rahoi died as a result of training-related injuries, the FBI announced Thursday. '
UW-Madison alumus and producer of Comedy Central's ""The Daily Show"" and ""The Colbert Report"" Ben Karlin will send off seniors graduating in December, the university announced Wednesday'
Three workers were killed Wednesday morning in an explosion at a Falk Corp. plant warehouse in Milwaukee.'
The UW System Board of Regents met Thursday, discussing a potential, new freshman admissions policy.'
Ringing bells and manning a red kettle for the Salvation Army is no longer a job reserved for volunteers.'
The Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee unanimously agreed on an evaluation form to be used for all future student organization contract status decisions Thursday night.'
White Castle and a 24-hour diner are feasible options to replace McDonald's.'