UW System plans'two years in the making'to attract students from the lowest two economic qualities are coming to fruition, according to UW System Communications Director Doug Bradley.
Holding true to her No. 32 national ranking, junior Caitlin Burke was victorious in both singles and doubles competition, extending her winning streak to five matches this spring, but the ' ¦
Instead of a carefree jaunt in the Mexican sun, participants in a university-organized program have an opportunity to partake in a more wholesome, service-oriented trip to an equally exotic locale. ' ¦
In another example of minor crime near the UW-Madison campus, a 22-year-old female student was robbed Friday night as she walked with friends on the 200 block of West Gilman ' ¦
David Lapidus is a freshman running for the vacant seat in the Dane County Board. The Daily Cardinal recently spoke with Lapidus about his views on the position. DC: Why ' ¦
Superhero fans, do not fear'Batman and Mr. Freeze have joined forces working together for a better tomorrow ?? or a Wisconsin game anyway. They are the masked men behind the ' ¦'
The Wisconsin men's hockey team (18-6-2, 13-5-2 WCHA) suffered a sweep at the hands of Minnesota (18-6-4, 13-5-2 WCHA) over the weekend, leaving the two teams tied for first place ' ¦
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'Music is my religion' - Jimi Hendrix I'm walking back from class, iPod in tow, and the familiar opening piano line of my favorite Sigur R??s song kicks in and, ' ¦'
Madison alders Austin King, District 8; Isadore Knox, District 13; and Robbie Webber, District 5 will host a public meeting Monday to discuss plans for the future of Regent Street. ' ¦
Is your generic studies 101 lecture not keeping you on the edge of your seat, and is Sudoku just not risqu?? enough? Do you have a cell phone? Maybe the ' ¦'
The right for Wisconsin citizens to carry concealed weapons moved one step closer to becoming law after the state Senate voted in favor of overriding Gov. Jim Doyle's veto during a floor session Thursday.
Sue Grafton's alphabetical mysteries have given the public much more than easy soundbite templates for critics since the awesome, amazing, astonishing 'A is for Alibi' first came out in 1982. Millions of readers have followed the pulpish adventures of southern California's spunkiest female private investigator, Kinsey Millhone, in 'Alibi's' 18 sequels. The latest, 'S is for Silence,' disappointingly shows that Kinsey's enduring character power is simply not enough to hold interest when Grafton cannot come up with an interesting plot. 'Silence' struggles to succeed, simply short-changing the reader with a severely sub-par story. (Sorry.)
I will always remember that scorching Wednesday last August when I visited my friend in The Big Apple. It was my first time in New York and while the birds chirped, cab horns honked and a withered old man in blue and white L.L. Bean bibs introduced me to his 70-pound, 3-foot-tall Persian greyhound Rupert, Grasser (a friend of mine) and I walked down Broadway to check out Times Square.
Behind a double-double performance by 2005 Big Ten Player of the Year Jessica Davenport, No. 7 Ohio State (16-2, 7-1 Big Ten) downed the visiting Badgers (7-13, 1-7 Big Ten) ' ¦
When representing a country already treading in rough waters, politicians should perhaps focus more on the public agenda than their own personal agenda. Election season is still in the distant ' ¦
Joshua Braff spoke at the Hillel Center Thursday night about his book titled 'The Unthinkable Thoughts of Jacob Greene.' Braff said the book has gotten plenty of positive feedback in the last year since its release.
Coreweekly magazine folded Thursday after nearly 18 months of publication, according to several of the alternative weekly's employees. Coreweekly Publisher Catherine Nelson started two previous alternative weeklies in other cities, ' ¦
It took Madison police rows of road spikes to subdue fleeing drug dealers in two separate high-speed chases Wednesday night. Both chases ended without violence, one on Interstate 94 east of the city and one in Verona.
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