Cardinal View: 'Rights' fail to meet student needs
Nov. 15, 2005It must have been a long time since state Rep. Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids, last stepped foot on a UW campus because his 'student bill of rights' is completely out ' ¦
It must have been a long time since state Rep. Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids, last stepped foot on a UW campus because his 'student bill of rights' is completely out ' ¦
Often two films with extremely similar subject matter will come out at the same time, and the inevitable comparisons that result can drastically alter how each is received. This is ' ¦'
'Pride and Prejudice' will undoubtedly squelch childhood fantasies of living in early 19th century England that many girls have had. Set in 1797 England, director Joe Wright's 'Pride and Prejudice' ' ¦'
Through the first two games of the season, it has quickly become evident that the new Wisconsin backcourt is going to have to make great strides during the course of ' ¦
Gov. Jim Doyle issued five subpoenas Monday requiring major oil companies to appear at a hearing in Milwaukee scheduled for Dec. 1 to testify about unprecedented profits gained following Hurricanes ' ¦
A committee made up of city staff, alders, business representatives and residents met Monday to consider options for a proposed parking ramp that would provide increased parking availability downtown. The ' ¦
1. \It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong."" Voltaire 2. ""Sometimes a scream is better than a thesis."" Ralph Waldo Emerson'
Despite the Badgers' 35-point win over Lawrence University Monday night, there was definitely room for improvement. The Vikings were significantly smaller than the Badgers, but they used their speed to ' ¦
When the Wisconsin men's hockey team (6-0-2 WCHA, 7-1-2 overall) takes the ice Saturday in the opener of a weekend series against conference opponent Minnesota State (2-6-2, 2-4-2 WCHA), it will do so without the services of its captain.
The charitable branch of the 3M corporation, 3M Community Giving, announced Nov. 14 a $1.6 million grant to the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Building Project that includes $1.4 million in ' ¦
The Multi Cultural Student Coalition, the student organization that consistently receives more funding than any other UW-Madison group, was allocated $376,696 Monday night to spend in 2006. The Student Services ' ¦
Jumping out to a 10-0 lead, the No 19 Badgers looked poised to give head coach Barry Alvarez a win in his final game at Camp Randall. However, the Badgers were only able to muster up 72 more yards (until their final drive), and fell to the Hawkeyes, 20-10.
A bill proposed in the state Assembly would set specific standards for school policy and professor conduct to ensure the rights of students in the UW System, according to its author, Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids.
The Wisconsin Badgers women's basketball team cruised to an 88-33 victory over Division III UW-Platteville in their final tune-up of the preseason. The Badgers came out of the gate hot and never looked back. They shot 55 percent from the field on 22-40 shooting. Sophomore Guard Jolene Anderson led the Badgers with 19 points and her backcourt counterpart, sophomore guard Janese Banks, added 17. Senior Jordan Wilson and Sophomore Danielle Ward scored in double figures as well, with 11 and 10 respectively.
Despite the disappointment of a 20-10 loss to Iowa, much of the Camp Randall record crowd of 83,184 stayed in their seats to watch head coach Barry Alvarez honored following his final home game.
Some revelers attending last month's Halloween festivities were captured not only by police officers, but also by police cameras.
Across the United States, radioactive uranium rods wait in storage containers at nuclear power plants, mounting into a large waste issue for the national government and utility companies. As waste ' ¦'
Women finish in third with 142 points
Suspect claims he was framed in midst of suing city