Across the globe, workers struggle through terrible working conditions each day for pennies on the hour. UW-Madison's Student Labor Action Coalition fights for a fine set of ideals when they ' ¦
Nearly 45 million Americans do not have health insurance, according to the National Coalition on Health Care. Noteworthy is that young adults are disproportionately uninsured when compared to the rest ' ¦'
GameDay's final installment of Badgers in the NFL focuses on Badger greats who like to hit. It is said that defense wins championships, and with the following players in the ' ¦'
Take on Wisconsin and junior forward Alanado Tucker: Majerus: 'I think it's a very good program because it has consistency. You have some very good players. My pick for preseason ' ¦
New ordinances make having a car on campus more difficult'
Students and local officials criticized the House of Representatives' plan to cut student loan programs by $9 billion last night at an education panel held by Wisconsin Student Public Interest ' ¦
Associated Students of Madison Shared Governance Chair Eyal Halamish announced his resignation Wednesday. He openly spoke about his disappointment with the direction ASM is heading.
No. 5 LSU at No. 4 Alabama'
Wisconsin capped its improbable climb to legitimacy as a football school with a 21-16 victory over favored UCLA in the 1994 Rose Bowl. More than 70,000 Badger faithful followed the ' ¦'
If the name Albert Young sounds familiar to the Badger faithful, that is because it should. In December 2002, Young made a non-binding oral commitment to play for Wisconsin (5-2 ' ¦
Sure, college football's actual awards will not be given out for several weeks, but why not take a few minutes in this final 2005 edition of GameDay to bestow some love on the peculiar people and moments that have made this season memorable in their own special ways. GameDay presents the following awards:
Chancellor Wiley left for a three-week play date at a South African resort last Friday: 'With a classically inspired exterior and graceful elegance within, Cape Grace is set on its ' ¦
The four graduating seniors on the offensive line and in the backfield'linemen Jason Palermo, Matt Lawrence and Donovan Raiola, and fullback Matt Bernstein'have certainly taken different roads in their Wisconsin careers. Two waited until 2005 to start. Another has been an anchor on the offensive line for three straight years and might be the senior that is missed most. The last, a perennial fan favorite, has had numerous shining moments in his four years of starting, but has been slowed by injuries this year.
At times the music industry seems like it has its cards stacked hopelessly against the success of smaller artists. Not only do financial pressures assure that mainstream television and radio programming are restricted to artists on the rosters of major labels, but companies such as Sony often engage in directly anti-competitive measures in coordination with other major labels and media conglomerates.
Smith completed 13 of 21 passes for a career-high 298 yards and three touchdowns while the usually conservative Ohio State offense rolled over Illinois 40-2 on Saturday. The senior quarterback ' ¦'
All good things must come to an end.
Little do people realize, but there is art in this world that doesn't hang in a museum or that hasn't been sculpted into stone. Art beyond what can be projected ' ¦'
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