Though the gay marriage ban passed, FAIR Wisconsin, the group most active in the fight against the amendment, says they will continue to fight the ban even after its passage.'
Penn State vs. Tennessee
The high-flying Red Raiders will play a disappointing Minnesota squad in the Insight Bowl.'
With costly pranks in the dorms making headlines over the last few years, UW-Madison has increasingly invoked its non-academic behavior policy.'
Ah, Wisconsin: the Dairy State, home of the cheeseheads — a place where cheese curds dominate. However, for Wisconsin cheese makers, it is becoming increasingly difficult to hold on to the title of the nation's No. 1 cheese producer. It's '
Sports editor Zach Kukkonen gives his reasons why college basketball is better than the NBA.'
The Cardinal Arts Staff runs down the top 10 singles of the year.'
Embattled UW-Madison administrator Paul Barrows has retired from UW-Madison, a fact revealed at his State of Wisconsin Claims Board hearing Wednesday morning. Barrows asked the university for $124,521 in accrued benefits used while he was on unpaid leave '
While students head home for the holidays, the UW men's hockey team has a busy winter break.'
A private stem cell company basing its operations on UW-Madison stem cell research will open early next year. The company will be headed by former WiCell Research Institute Director Beth Donley, according to a Wisconsin Technology Council statement.'
The Wisconsin women's basketball team (10-2) will host Harvard (1-7) Friday at the Kohl Center with hopes of finishing off their non-conference schedule undefeated at home. The Badgers look to rebound from Wednesday night's loss to in-state rival UW-Green Bay 70-66.
Jay imparts a few words of food wisdom in his last column.'
Wisconsin men's basketball head coach Bo Ryan says his team only thinks about the upcoming opponent. However, with most UW students heading home for the holidays, it is important to remind students what the No. 7 Badgers (10-1) have in store over wi'
Charlie Mohr, a UW-Madison senior and Olympic prospect on UW's boxing team, took a hard hit during the NCAA middleweight championship on April 9, 1960. He lost the match, retreated to the locker room, suffered a brain hemorrhage and slipped into a coma.
He's been called an altar-boy, a universally well-liked and wonderful person.
Lords of the Ring: The Triumph and Tragedy of College Boxing's Greatest Team"" was published in 2003 by Madisonian and Capital Times' columnist, Doug Moe. The Daily Cardinal spoke with Moe about his book.'
The heads of both Congressional committees in charge of federal spending bills announced plans for a temporary ban on controversial earmarks Monday.'
For Madison football fans, the final score of the much-anticipated matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings next Thursday will not be seen until the 10 o'clock sports wrap up. '
Controversial lecturer Kevin Barrett will not be teaching at UW-Madison for the Spring 2007 semester, but will reapply for his position in Fall 2007. '
Although both would rather be in the National Title game, the USC-Michigan game should still be a great matchup.'
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