UW set to put down pesky Seawolves
By Jason Karnosky | Oct. 27, 2005After an improved effort Saturday night in a 3-1 win at St. Cloud State, the No. 12 Wisconsin Badgers hockey team returns home to face their Achilles heel, the Alaska ' ¦'
After an improved effort Saturday night in a 3-1 win at St. Cloud State, the No. 12 Wisconsin Badgers hockey team returns home to face their Achilles heel, the Alaska ' ¦'
Halloween in Madison | Second of three parts
On the daily trudge up Bascom Hill, although students may not realize it, they are passing a National Historic Landmark. Tucked between Bascom Hall and the Education building sits the ' ¦'
???Let Them Eat Cake??? displays UW-Madison???s artistic diversity'
After a mildly disappointing 2-1-1 start, the future of the 2005- '06 season for the Badger men's hockey team is still unknown. Some aspects of the team though, have been ' ¦'
The stereotype of college students as apathetic, uninvolved individuals is simply not accurate, Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., declared Wednesday at an event held by College Democrats of Madison in the ' ¦
Kat's Got Your Tongue'
Nittany Lions boast perfect Big Ten record
Most know of it as 'The Red Gym.' Others simply refer to it as 'the castle on Langdon Street.' There is even a group on facebook.com that is convinced the ' ¦'
Despite UW???s slow start, trio has good numbers'
Walking down Langdon Street toward Memorial Union, you cannot miss it. It is waiting for you at the end of the block, testing your audacity. The recently turned orange ivy ' ¦'
UW welcomes back Ostrowski to the mix
Many people have the idea that when it comes to plays, you either engulf yourself in the world of theater or go to plays only when you need a classy place to take the significant other on an anniversary.
Mayor puts extra money in library, rainy day fund
Where can you go to get macaroni and cheese pizza after a long night of bar-hopping? Only Ian's Pizza, only in Madison. Owner Ian Gurfield said that his restaurant is, ' ¦'
Police Chief Noble Wray and Mayor Dave Cieslewicz outlined Wednesday the City of Madison's plan to keep Halloween safe and secure this weekend.