In a rare unseating of an incumbent opponent, Kathleen Falk defeated current attorney general Peg Lautenschlager to secure the Democratic spot on the ballot for the Nov. 7 election.
According to columnist Anna Williams,\It is time for the men on campus to realize exactly how sexual assault concerns them and that they have the power to combat it.""'
UW-Madison students will finally have a chance to offer input on Halloween 2006 plans tonight at a town hall meeting at Bascom Hall.'
The Badgers may have lost consecutive home games, but the men in cardinal and white enter Sunday's Big Ten opener with a two-game winning streak in regular season conference play.
Paul Hubbard began his Wisconsin career as just a track star. Now, two games into the 2006 season, it appears that he has succeeded in taking on a new role: football player.'
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Grizzly Bear's new album, Yellow House, proves to the masses that this band can not only shed the trend of ""who can put the weirdest noises into their albums,"" but can also build upon their past experiences and emerge with a very pleasan'
Former dean of UW-Madison's School of Business James Hickman, 79, died Sept. 10 of liver cancer. '
Zach Kukkonen comments on the retirement of Croatian legend Toni Kukoc.'
WiCell Research Institute of Madison made an announcement Tuesday that may please opponents of stem cell research.
Dane County offers a plethora of places to pick your own apples.'
After making the tough switch from linebacker to tight end, Travis Beckum and Andy Crooks are showing great potential through two games.'
Growing up, I was not allowed to watch TV during the week.
Scot Ross, a Democratic candidate for secretary of state running against 26-year-incumbent Doug La Follette, spoke with The Daily Cardinal about his progressive campaign and his miraculous weight loss. Less than five years ago, Ross was nearing 500 pounds and was a pack-a-day smoker. Today however, thanks to surgery and drastic lifestyle changes, he weighs half his previous size.
UW-Madison is literally just down the street from the center of Wisconsin government â_ only six city blocks separate Library Mall from the State Capitol.
In the second such incident in a week, an inmate under the supervision of Dane County Jail has escaped.'
Change—as the old saying goes—is for the better. When it comes to names, a little tweaking can make a big difference. At least that's what a group of students calling themselves the Halloween Action Committee are banking on.
There isn' \anything that quite completes a theater like the presence of an observant spirit: one so lost in the illusion that it neglected to escape,"" writes Tarah Scalzo in this week's The Taraminator.'
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