Several downtown bars popular with UW-Madison students have come under increased police scrutiny after serving alcohol to underage patrons. According to Madison Police Captain Jay Lengfeld, city law enforcement has ' ¦
What do the following Madison bars have in common: The Klinic, Stillwaters, The Annex? Give up? They have all been the location of a shooting, and it's not even a ' ¦'
Today's Reader of the Day has a vision for the future of our children's education. Rather than being a bland elementary school teacher who teaches only long division and reading ' ¦'
On Easter Sunday when many were spending the holiday with family and friends, UW freshmen golfer Patrick Duffy was busy jumping up nine spots in the Robert Keplen Intercollegiate Tournament ' ¦
By Jesse Zarley Special to the cardinal When most people think of mass protests, they usually conjure up images of the 1960s: the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement and ' ¦
Anticipation of a big turnout and security concerns at next Wednesday's Badger Blowout Concert have prompted some changes this week by the planners of the annual All-Campus Party. A reserve-ticket ' ¦
More Madison Area Technical College students could become four-year degree holders, thanks to an agreement announced Wednesday between UW-Madison and the two-year college. Beginning fall 2006, adequately prepared MATC students ' ¦
This past football season, we were able to celebrate the career of Barry Alvarez. Because the don of Badger football was leaving the sidelines to commit himself to bettering Wisconsin ' ¦
Springtime guarantees several things for State Street: The fruit stand will migrate home with southern produce. The man in the orange jumpsuit will no longer fear that his lips will ' ¦
In a little more than a week, we will dedicate an entire day to a drunken Madison tradition. Yet as I stop to recall last year's afternoon of inebriated madness, ' ¦'
BOSTON — Four miles into the 1967 Boston Marathon, a race official realized a woman was running — unheard of only because women were not allowed to enter the race. The official physically tried ' ¦
Small groceries struggling to stay even with chains Small, independent groceries are a fixture in Madison, but pressure from powerful chains is threatening to put them out of business. Members ' ¦
City decides to acquire Allied Dr. property, delay U. Square razingThe Madison City Council elected Ald.Austin King, District 8, as its new president Tuesday and approved the purchase of several ' ¦
You know when you have a professor or teaching assistant that really motivates you to come to class? Something about his or her teaching style just works for your content ' ¦'
As anyone with a credit card knows, it's very easy to swipe and forget about how much was spent until the bill comes. But maxing out or frequently making late ' ¦'
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Eugene Kane recently wrote that the Milwaukee's black community received a double gut shot\ last Friday. Two children, Quadrevion Henning, 12, and Purvis Parker, 11, last ' ¦
Frats celebrate mission of campus philanthropy with western theme This week the Greek system has a chance to shed its party label and give back to the community while engaging ' ¦
The City is inhabited by the recently deceased, who reside there only as long as they remain in the memory of the living. Once populated by the billions, the City ' ¦'
There are plenty of nasty suprises in life, ID theft shouldn't be one. The increasing use of computer databases by financial institutions and businesses have made physical forms of money ' ¦'
German prostitutes are signing up for a career change, training to become nurses to tend to the country's aging population or working phones as telemarketers. Thirty prostitutes have enlisted in ' ¦'
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