House party tickets put price tag on fun
By Heather Halweg | Feb. 15, 2006Fines climb over $50,000 as police try to keep a lid on raucous student gatherings
Fines climb over $50,000 as police try to keep a lid on raucous student gatherings
Animal rights activists held one of a series of monthly presentations showcasing UW-Madison primate experiments Tuesday. The program, Primate Vivisection A to Z, focuses on individual researchers in alphabetical order, ' ¦
Madison police arrested a man suspected of beating and robbing a UW-Madison student in January after a brief chase Friday night.
An official from the University of North Carolina was named dean of the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, according to a university statement. Robert Golden, currently the vice ' ¦
???You won???t answer my calls, you change your number. I mean, I???m not gonna be ignored!??? ???Alex Forrrest, \Fatal Attraction"" '
The Assembly Committee on Family Law and the Senate Committee for the Review of Administrative Rules will hold a joint committee hearing Assembly Bill 991 and Senate Bill 552 today, ' ¦
Following the spectacle of Saturday's win at Lambeau Field, it is back to business for the No. 4 UW men's hockey team (14-6-2 WCHA, 20-7-2 overall). After the emotion and ' ¦
Area residents say hip-hop club has gotten out of control
This time next year, some Memorial Union limited-term employees may find themselves in full-time positions with benefits and higher pay. If approved by Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance ' ¦
Other defendants have not appeared in court yet
Sophomore forward posts double double despite injury
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Intelligent design resurfaced in Wisconsin politics last week when Rep. Terese Berceau, D-Madison, proposed a bill to ban its teaching in public schools in Wisconsin. The past year of the ' ¦
Valentine's Day: the most romantic holiday of the year, with the possible exception of Talk Like A Pirate Day (Sept. 19) for those of us whose first love is the sea. Today is a day when many young men choose to 'pop the question' to their significant others, and I am no different. Here goes:
While love is in the air, cash will be flying out of consumers' wallets this Valentine's Day. According to the National Retail Federation's 2006 Valentine's Day Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, conducted by BIGresearch, Americans will spend $13.7 billion this Valentine's Day, up from $13.19 billion in 2005.
The headline of a Feb. 7 article, 'Students support union referendum, WUD says,' was unbalanced. Although I appreciate the efforts by WUD and the Cardinal to keep me apprised of ' ¦
A tenured UW-Madison physiology professor convicted of child sex crimes was dismissed from the university after the UW System Board of Regents unanimously voted to remove him Friday. Roberto Coronado ' ¦
The Feb. 8 opinion column by Teddy O'Reilly, 'No criticism, no freedom,' was a case for hate speech. O'Reilly argues that free speech can only truly exist if we have ' ¦