Wisconsin high school student kills principal
By Andy Berens and Brittany Jones | Oct. 1, 2006In the nation's second school shooting in less than a week, a 15-year-old boy fatally shot his principal at a small-town high school in Wisconsin. '
In the nation's second school shooting in less than a week, a 15-year-old boy fatally shot his principal at a small-town high school in Wisconsin. '
The following websites will help students find experience in politics and campaigns.'
Julia writes, \The young women of UW-Madison seem to be acting as rationally as Kevin Federline is talented. What gives? The answer lies in the simple, biological process occurring every 28 days — the period. ""'
Double your pleasure and double your fun while you read this week's New of the Read.'
A student's guide to self-defense and staying safe while venturing around in Madison. These basic principles of personal protection while not very well known, provide insight for both male and female students.'
According to columnist Nick Barbash,\Clinton and Doyle would never be mistaken for one another on the basis of personality, but the two have had strikingly similar political careers.""'
Strangely enough, Michael Kang's sleepy indie debut, ""The Motel,"" arrives in theaters as an excellent companion piece to ""Jackass: Number Two."" After all, both films are about suffering, adolescence and male protagonists acting badly. Whereas Johnny Knoxville and his crew can hardly go two minutes without exposing their genitals, however, Kang's film shows something far more revealing—heart.
Rebounding from a tough loss to Michigan, the Badger football team got its first conference victory last Saturday in a 52-17 rout of Indiana.'
Two weeks ago, Sheri Ferron wasn't even a starter for the Wisconsin women's soccer team. Now she can't be stopped.
Police and volunteers searched over the weekend for UW-La Crosse student and basketball player Luke Homan, a Brookfield native, missing since celebrating Oktoberfest in downtown La Crosse Friday. '
UW Roman Catholic Foundation spokesperson Tim Kruse said Sunday night that blatant religious discrimination, miscommunication and unaccountability were responsible for the organization's current preclusion from Registered Student Organization status'
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz unveiled parts of his 2007 executive operating budget Sunday, stressing public safety in light of recent downtown muggings.'
In two dominating performances, the UW volleyball team swept both Michigan and Michigan State at the Field House this past weekend.'
With recent shifts in stem cell support, voters could be confused by each candidate's political rhetoric laced with scientific information in their campaigns. Traditionally, Republicans have not supported government funding of stem cell research, bu'
Following Thursday's resignation of a Republican State Election Board member, Speaker of the Assembly John Gard, R- Peshtigo, appointed a new party member to the board. '
Although Cinderella once claimed that ""a dream is a wish your heart makes,"" most of us can attest that it is rarely that simple. Though it may still be an over-simplification of a complex process, Stephane, the hero of Michel Gondry's ""The Science of Sleep,"" may have the recipe more correct. ""Dreams,"" he claims, are among other things ""memories of the day, love, friendships and relationships."" It is the jumble of these that make up our dreams, and make going to sleep such an adventure.
Keaton it Real: A new organization seeks to promote science policy in government.'
UW-Madison emeritus professor of educational leadership, one of the primary constructors of the Peace Corps and former Dean of Student Affairs Joseph Kauffman died of cancer Friday at age 84. '
According to The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board, \If the city of Madison wants to change the culture of the city and make the atmosphere on State Street more family-friendly, then the city needs to attract more businesses like sit down bookstores or high-'
A recent UW-Madison discovery provides insight into the growth of EBV-positive tumors'