The Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee denied funding for Calvary Lutheran Chapel and Student Center Thursday night. '
Touting UW-Madison's biomedical research as one of the leading research programs in the nation, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, called for further increases in the National Institutes of Health funding Wednesday.
One of the men accused of the sexual assault on University Avenue appeared in court for the first time Wednesday, as new details emerged in the case.
The Badgers (3-0) head to Ann Arbor, Mich. Saturday to face the Michigan Wolverines who are coming off a big win over then No. 2 Notre Dame.'
A 34-year-old man was arrested Wednesday for attempting to rob the Quality True Value Hardware Store, 1201 S. Park St.
A problem is plaguing the Badger women's soccer team as they head into their Big Ten opening weekend. They have two outstanding goalies.'
Badger football linebacker and UW-Madison sophomore Elijah Hodge was arrested on a tentative felony charge of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent Tuesday, Lt. Eric Holen of the UW-Madison Police Department confirmed Wednesday night'
UW-Madison's Associated Students of Madison kicked off the 2006-'07 academic year to a packed Humanities lecture hall Wednesday. While UW-Madison's student council members placed much emphasis on moving forward, the focus remained on directing attention toward student-related campus issues.
At Thursday night's meeting, the Wisconsin Union followed its mission of ""making lifetime connections to the campus, one person at a time,"" by implementing a living wage provision for limited term employees, effective Oct. 3. '
Provost Patrick Farrell addressed a lunch-hour forum on challenges facing UW-Madison, a major topic for a first-year provost to tackle amidst rising tuition costs and the university finding itself increasingly at odds with the state Legislature.'
After finishing their non-conference schedule with an 8-2 record, the UW volleyball team opens their Big Ten season at Illinois and at Northwestern this weekend. '
The UW men's tennis team opens its 2006 fall season this weekend, sending split squads to participate in two different tournaments. One team will be sent to Waco, Texas, for the Baylor Invitational, while the other will partake in the Cincinnati Invitational in Cincinnati, Ohio.
UW-Madison's WiCell Research Institute acquires more stem cell lines in collaboration with the University of California at San Fransisco. '
\There are no losers in the 'Gridiron Gang,'"" writes Eunice Abraham.'
\There's a subtle, sneaky power"" to Robin Williams' performance in ""The Night Listener,"" writes Eric R. Schmidt.'
Owners of Club Majestic have put the club up for sale in the midst of steady violence outiside its front doors.'
A streetcar named Desire? No! A streetcar named Madison — a Dane County group meets to discuss Madison's transportation future.'
In their latest release, the foreboding and ambitious Game Theory, Philadelphia hip-hop veterans the Roots exhaust little time and mince few rhymes before conveying the monolithic cloud of social and political turmoil that shrouds our nation. The first full-length track, ""False Media,"" depicts a disoriented country stuck inside the nightmare of Columbine High School, a country where ""Eleven million children are on Ritalin."" They explain resolutely, ""That's why I don't rhyme / For the sake of riddling."" Game Theory earnestly identifies with America's struggling youth and couples raw, emotionally vivid poetry with nuanced, funk-inspired riffs, offering a dark, stimulating hip-hop experience par excellence.
The only adjective to describe Jessica Simpson's new CD A Public Affair is scary. Whoever is giving her business advice is doing a terrible job. This CD just proves that she really is that clueless, not just when it comes to tuna fish and buffalo wings, but with her one attribute besides good looks, music.
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