Big Ten's biggest names have moved on
By Matt Bunke | Nov. 14, 2006Several teams in the Big Ten will have to replace their top performers from a year ago.'
Several teams in the Big Ten will have to replace their top performers from a year ago.'
There are times in life when you just have to come to grips with certain things. Right now I am in the midst of one of those times. I hate to admit it, but I am becoming my dad. Don't get me wrong; I love my dad, but the prospect of being bald and i'
Now that Democrats control Congress, they must use their momentum to shift policy in Iraq, but only a smart policy will make the American people happy.'
UW Chancellor John Wiley will hear the proposal to renovate Memorial Union and rebuild Union South. '
When the Pixies announced they would reunite in 2004 for a series of international concerts, most music fans were sharply divided: Should they be ecstatic or just take another long drag from an American Spirit and bemoan that even the almighty Pixies have a price? Either way, anyone who went to see them got nothing less than a thrilling reminder of why we regard the Pixies as one of the most influential, creative and downright awesome bands of all-time.
The UW-Green Bay Phoenix should challenge the Badgers Wednesday at the Kohl Center.'
It looks like the country will have to wait a little longer for the first Cheesehead President. '
Although the UW men's hockey team was swept again at home this past weekend, head coach Mike Eaves remains optimistic about his team's potential.'
As the dust settles after the Nov. 7 election, one prominent Wisconsin senator is already looking toward 2008, but is ruling out his candidacy for president.
In its latest battle with the university, the UW Roman Catholic Foundation filed a lawsuit in federal court Thursday against the entire UW System Board of Regents and four UW-Madison administrators, citing discriminatory policies in effect at all levels o'
After a long absence, actor Andy Griffith is donning his sheriff's uniform a final time to bring to justice a man who, according to Griffith, has stolen something very dear to him: his name. '
Despite his loss to Gov. Jim Doyle last Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, will continue his court battle over his campaign contributions. '
Although she's a native of Chicago rather than Krypton, UW-Madison junior Kara ""Supergirl"" Intrieri is no stranger to superhero-level actions.'
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting concluded Sunday with discussion of the Growth Agenda for Wisconsin, an appeal for more funding through the Wisconsin GI Bill and awards. '
After waiting nearly 25 minutes in line, the 16-year-old judgmental grocery store clerk said, ""Are you going to buy that Soap Opera Digest? Usually only the old ladies get that.""
In four pages of 12 sections, the UW-Madison Student Judiciary handed down what hopefully spells the end of challenges to the Student Union Initiative victory.
The approval of the ban is not the end, it is just the beginning. '
From now until early April, the Dane County Farmers' Market will be moved off Capitol Square and indoors. '
After a highly publicized negative gubernatorial campaign fueled by millions of dollars, state politicians plan to introduce campaign finance reform legislation to prevent further corruption. '