News
’Bye’-weekly relaxation
By Jon McNamara | Oct. 26, 2005The mostly commonly asked question on the UW campus last week: 'Where was Jon's column last Wednesday'?
Veterans take aim at young Illini
By Ben Hubner | Oct. 26, 2005Illinois defense starting nine underclassmen
Cardinal looks into film future
Oct. 26, 2005Good or bad, movies have a pesky habit of exploding into the public's consciousness with little warning. To make sure you aren't caught totally unaware when the next big thing ' ¦'
Iraqi constitution overcomes opposition
By Erica Pelzek | Oct. 26, 2005Despite strong Sunni opposition, the Iraqi people officially approved the constitution in a referendum held Oct. 15, the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq announced Tuesday. Startlingly high levels of approval ' ¦
News of the Weird
By Negassi Tesfamichael | Oct. 26, 2005New L.A. strip club sign sparks controversy'
Rushing to sign leases unnecessary, detrimental, experts say
By Amanda McGowan | Oct. 26, 2005Students are not obligated to renew until Nov. 15
Natural gas prices’ effect on UW unclear
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Oct. 26, 2005The recent spike in fuel costs has homeowners scrambling this winter to cover the expected rise in heating bills; but as to exactly how these high fuel costs will affect the UW-Madison campus, not much, if anything, is known.
Madison Halloweens hold three-year trend of huge crowds, riots, police enforcement
By Jennifer Kidd | Oct. 26, 2005Halloween in Madison | First of three parts
Dangerdoom ’Mouse’ has no need for hiding or a ’Mask’
By Nate Holton | Oct. 26, 2005While each half of Dangerdoom has been a part of the hip-hop scene for quite awhile, both recently raised their profiles with individual album releases of cult status. Producer DJ Danger Mouse mashed Jay-Z and the Beatles on The Grey Album, while rapper MF Doom joined with renowned producer Madlib to create the classic album Madvillain.
On torture and terror
By Whitney Newman and Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 26, 2005The torture scandal surfaced two years ago with digital photographs from Iraq's Abu Ghraib Prison. Now, we are poised for a second round of Abu Ghraib exposure, which will include ' ¦
Senate passes bill to limit governors’ broad veto power
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 26, 2005The Wisconsin state Senate passed a resolution today that lays the groundwork for placing limits on the governor's veto power. The Senate also postponed a vote on a bill that would possibly roll back Madison's current smoking ban.
Beer sales tapped, liquor sales flowing
By Brigid Moroney | Oct. 26, 2005Big beer brands see sales slip 1.5 percent'
Student gov’t chairs say referendum passed illegally
By Ryan Gallentine and Joe Patton | Oct. 26, 2005The Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary met Tuesday to discuss the legality of a referendum placed on the fall 2005 ballot, which appropriated funds giving limited-term employees a wage increase.
Schumacher, Bairu prepared for Big Ten Championships
By Whitney Newman and Sam Pepper | Oct. 26, 2005Senior Simon Bairu has received more than a fair share of honors during his time at Wisconsin. The Saskatchewan native has been everything from an All-American to an NCAA cross ' ¦
A frightening weekend in store
By Joe Hasler and Kelly Kallien | Oct. 26, 2005I'm a Hasler, baby!'




