A group of UW-Madison researchers announced the discovery of a new peptide Wednesday that protects against influenza viruses, at a time when there is growing concern of a global flu pandemic, according to a University Communications statement.'
The Madison Police Department announced Thursday the arrests of four people believed to make up an area crime ring, with one suspect still at large.'
The Wisconsin State Elections Board re-affirmed its decision on Monday, instructing U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, to return $467,844 in accepted political action committee money ruled illegal.'
Irresponsible landlords will be forced to reimburse tenants who make necessary repairs to their houses or apartments under a city ordinance which was sent to the City Council Wednesday. '
Guest columnist Ben Hubner comments on Northwestern's chances of upset the Badgers at Camp Randall Saturday.'
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After receiving an award for a lifetime contribution to critical scholarship"" Thursday, historian and author Howard Zinn criticized a lack of historical perspective among Americans, saying it caused a ""hysteria"" that led to the war in Iraq.'
The Daily Cardinal takes on local rival The Badger Herald Friday at Vilas Park.'
Following three school shootings in the past two weeks, including one in Cazenovia, Wis., state Rep. Frank Lasee, R-Bellevue, announced his plans to introduce a bill permitting teachers, principals, administrators, and school personnel to carry weapons We'
U.S. Internet gambling companies plan to suspend operations after a bill passed in the Senate Sept. 29 making it illegal for banks and credit card companies to process online gaming payments from the United States. This caused the initial $12-billion mark'
Wisconsin Democrats criticized Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, for his silence regarding Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert, in light of the recent sex scandal involving former Florida Congressman Mark Foley. '
There are few works of art that can address societal evils and still manage to be insanely fun. The wildly popular, Tony Award-winning Broadway musical ""Hairspray"" has perfected the formula. Based upon John Waters' 1988 film of the same name and on tour since its 2002 debut as a musical, ""Hairspray"" is a work of art that seamlessly lambastes society while plastering dopey smiles across audiences' faces. It's at the Overture this weekend only and shouldn't be missed.
The latest album from Bec, The Information, falls somewhere between Mutations' tranquil psychedelia and Guero's nimble pastiche of pop, hip-hop, indie rock and electronica. Opener ""Elevator Music"" is a perfect example of why we all'
Police responded to an altercation involving 30-50 people Tuesday night on the 2300 block of Allied Dr., according to a Madison Police Department release.'
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Jon Bortin comments on the NBA's new basketball.'
Gov. Jim Doyle's new stem cell plan will encourage the growth of discovery and industry in Wisconsin.'
After negotiations spanning over a year between labor groups, UW-Madison administration, workers and student government, UW-Madison limited term employees have secured a living wage and, potentially, full-time positions. '
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