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By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 26, 2006Test your knowledge on this week's news, sports and entertainment headlines.'
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Students have responsibility to change the negative image Madison has recently received in the media.'
I have two great fears in this world—zombies and demon children. Watching television this week every year turns from an enjoyable experience to an absolute nightmare.
Q: Is there anything I can eat or drink to prevent or cure a hangover?'
The high tension and drama of competitive reality shows like ""Iron Chef"" make them extremely popular with a broad audience, college students included. For local fans of the show, the Madison Food & Wine Show hosted the final showdown for the Third Annual Dueling Chefs competition Sunday afternoon at the Alliant Energy Center.
Your heart skips a beat. Butterflies flutter in your stomach. It's the magical moment when you know you have found that special someone.
The men's basketball team took center stage at the Kohl Center Tuesday night in the annual Red/White scrimmage'
The UW volleyball team took no wins out of a road trip to Ohio State and Penn State three weeks ago, but now gets them both at home this weekend for a chance at retribution.'
A campaign finance watchdog group announced Tuesday that a liberal organization, headed by a former campaign manager for Gov. Jim Doyle has spent $705,000 in the last two months to pay for negative ads against Doyle's Republican opponent, Mark Green.
With the winner of the Michigan/Ohio State game going to the national championship, barring a meltdown of epic proportions by either team, focus for the remaining unbeaten and one-loss contenders will be on winning out and taking their respective conferen'
Suchita Shah, vice chair of the College Democrats, says, \When you head to the polls Nov. 7, remember that while U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay intrudes on the lives of students with nearly every decision he makes, Gov. Jim Doyle has stood up and fough'
The Tenant Resource Center, a Madison-based center devoted to helping local renters with landlord and other living issues like tenants' rights, declared Monday it is suing the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee because'
Forgot your ticket to State Street Halloween 2006? Do not plan on getting an exception from the city or Madison police. Rightly so, considering all the planning and publicity invested in this year's ""Freakfest"" celebration. Accordingly, '
This Halloween, people across the country will watch ""The Shining,"" ""The Exorcist,"" ""Dawn of the Dead"" and a host of other films your kid sibling isn't supposed to see without Mom or Dad. But there's no reas'
I'm addicted to food porn. You know, the mouth-watering images of indulgent delights that have made the Food Network one of cable television's most popular. And this weekend, I hit rock-bottom: I indulged in a seven-hour culinary orgy known as the Madison Food & Wine Show. But you know what? I'm not sorry, I'm not ashamed and in fact, any foodie worth their weight in chocolate must experience this.
Approximately half an hour before the kickoff against Minnesota, an odd sea of students ran out onto the field at Camp Randall.
Tyler Donovan has been waiting for this chance his entire life, but Allan Evridge transferred from Kansas State to take over the quarterback spot. Who takes the reins from senior John Stocco?'
Amanda Knitter Living for the weekend:'
After releasing two albums and giving us this decade's best dance-punk-New Wave mash-up — ""Danger! High Voltage"" — years before those kinds of songs became trendy, Electric Six are back with their stellar new album, Switzerland. '