The Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Campus Center's 2007-'08 proposed budget was left mostly intact by the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee Thursday night. '
Fraternities and sororities along the six blocks of Langdon Street are bracing for what could be a wild Halloween weekend.'
The Daily Cardinal profiles \The Xoff Files.""'
No need to worry, the culture of political corruption will continue on through student governments.'
The 7-1 UW football team is home for the Halloween weekend this year to play Illinois as they try to avoid a truly frightening result: A loss to the 2-6 Fighting Illini.
Gov. Jim Doyle vowed he would make tuition tax-deductible if he survived the hotly contested race for his position Wednesday. '
Columnist Jon Bortin comments on the new contract between UW-Milwaukee and Marquette.'
In a rematch of last year's National Championship, Boston College visits the Kohl Center for a rematch with the No. 2 UW men's hockey team.'
The UW System consistently receives more funding and support under Democratic control, John Witte, professor of public affairs and political science in the La Follette School of Public Affairs, said Wednesday in a forum. '
Tom Wangard and Brandon Sivret used to head a movement that directly challenged the city's Halloween plans.
The UW-Madison University Committee, the executive committee of the UW-Madison Faculty Senate, took an official public stance in opposition to the proposed state amendment to ban gay marriage and civil unions in a release issued Wednesday. '
Diversity efforts too disjointed.'
Conservatives and ""hippies"" alike united Wednesday night in the Wisconsin Union Theater to hear Ted Nugent's ""God, guns and rock 'n' roll"" speech.
Attorney general candidates Republican J.B Van Hollen and Democrat Kathleen Falk met face-to-face at a debate Wednesday after weeks of pointing their fingers at each other's inexperience in law enforcement and prosecution. '
Death penalty opponents addressed law enforcement error, racial disparity and mental competency at a panel Wednesday night at the Wisconsin Historical Society.'
Students, be they revelers or rioters, may not have to shell out for that State Street ticket to go crazy this weekend. ""Halloween 2006"" will be celebrated inside the spacious confines of a nightclub and not on the thronged streets outside.
So here's something unexpected: Cat Stevens is releasing a new pop album in November. If this doesn't strike you as surprising, think about the last time you heard Cat Stevens' music. ""Wild World,"" ""Peace Train,"" ""Moonshadow""—a handful of singles from the '60s and '70s. It's more likely that you're familiar with Stevens' more recent biographical history—a pretty bizarre story that runs the gamut from religious conversion to fatwas to airport security.
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that same-sex couples are entitled to the same rights as heterosexual couples in the state. As Wisconsin's Nov. 7 vote on same-sex marriage draws near, many wonder what the future holds for gay rights '
A battle between preservationists and proponents of economic development has grabbed the attention of Madison officials in recent months. '
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