Reader of The Day: Lindsey Groeschel
Mar. 8, 2006Lindsey Groeschel: Lights! Camera! Big Bird!Lindsey, a crew member at Madison's local PBS station, is proud of her job. With fond memories of Sesame Street\ and ""Reading Rainbow"" in her ' ¦'
Lindsey Groeschel: Lights! Camera! Big Bird!Lindsey, a crew member at Madison's local PBS station, is proud of her job. With fond memories of Sesame Street\ and ""Reading Rainbow"" in her ' ¦'
The Madison City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to set April 29 as the date for the Mifflin Street Block Party hoping to avoid the same confusion that occurred over ' ¦
The Wisconsin state Senate approved a bill 20 to 13 Tuesday that would allow Wisconsin residents to vote in a public referendum on the death penalty. The referendum is non-binding ' ¦
The state Assembly passed a proposal Tuesday strengthening Ecstasy penalties, making the punishments closer in line with similar hallucinogenic drugs. The bill's author, state Rep. Eugene Hahn, R-Cambria, said current ' ¦
Bookseller Magazine recently handed out its awards for the 2005 Oddest Title of the Year. The prize, founded in 1978, honors bizarre and odd books for their creative and unusual ' ¦'
Students will vote on funding for Union improvement and living wages for employees in the upcoming Associated Students of Madison elections this spring, following approval by the Student Judiciary Committee ' ¦
People with summer birthdays and August birthdays in particular are inevitably asked the same dumb questions. Because we are on the cusp of the school year, our parents can make ' ¦'
The Dane County Rape Crisis Center, 128 E. Olin Ave., is bracing for big cuts in the wake of a presidential budget that would eliminate a significant portion of its ' ¦
Michigan State (8-8 Big Ten, 20-10 overall) enters the 2006 Big Ten Tournament as the No. 6 seed and will face No. 11 Purdue (3-13, 9-18). The winner will advance ' ¦
As the Badgers prepare for their second-round matchup with St. Cloud State, it does not hurt to have a little confidence boost midweek. Wisconsin picked up three accolades Wednesday in ' ¦
This week's nominee: On Super Bowl Sunday, deputies in Sheridan, Colo., found a car with its windows blown out, its doors bulging outward and the roof bent upward a foot. ' ¦'
Finding something true doesn't come as easily for some people as it does for others. Many are able to go out into the world, interact with people and, through simple ' ¦'
We've all had those days: a shoelace breaks, you slip and fall on the ice and that cute girl in your econ discussion turns out to be a guy. But ' ¦'
On a hot August day in 1969, a skinny Latino guy with a guitar, afro and a handful of drummers took the stage at Woodstock. Sandwiched between Country Joe McDonald ' ¦'
Wisconsin will look to come home with a trophy from the 2006 NCAA Indoor Championships being held at the University of Arkansas this weekend. The Badgers will be well represented ' ¦
This self-proclaimed wild child started her freshman year off with a bang: a $1,542 drinking ticket. When she's not working off her huge debt as a waitress, Ariana loves to ' ¦'
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz along with other city officials commemorated the 150th anniversary of the signing of the city's charter Tuesday. When the first city charter was signed, it gave the ' ¦
It was the summer of 2003 when a piece of news hit the wire that threw the sports world into frenzy. Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant was accused of ' ¦
Campus research funding Part two of a three-part seriesFrom federal funding and national educational agencies, to alumni donations and private corporations, UW-Madison students and faculty members receive funds for research ' ¦
Trisha Lynn Esteppe and Tyree Henderson exchanged their vows on Monday at the McDonald's in Fairborn, Ohio, where they work together and met three years ago. Esteppe said she couldn't ' ¦'