News
NEWS
Softball introduces Schulte as new coach
By Nate Carey | Oct. 19, 2005This past Monday, Chandelle Schulte was introduced to the media as the new Wisconsin softball coach. Schulte began the press conference by explaining her excitement to start the new season, ' ¦
NEWS
Slumping UW to battle Eagles
By Jon Bortin | Oct. 19, 2005To put the depth of the Badger men's soccer team's woes into perspective, consider the fact that they have not won in a month. Losers of seven straight, Wisconsin will ' ¦
NEWS
Consequences of imbibing include fines, alcohol class
By Molly Reppen and Andrew Peck | Oct. 19, 2005UW's drinking problem | Second of three parts
NEWS
Doyle's veto good for our 'conscience'
By Adam Petras | Oct. 19, 2005Last week, a bill landed on Governor Doyle's desk characteristic of the work our state legislature has engaged in as of late. AB 207, the so-called \Patient Abandonment Bill,"" would ' ¦
NEWS
If games cause violence, Jason might kill Thompson
By Jason Ducat | Oct. 19, 2005A Golden Ducat'
NEWS
UW-Madison junior, former Cardinal staffer dies
Oct. 19, 2005UW-Madison junior Lisa Trafton died Sunday after a long illness. She was a member of The Daily Cardinal staff and the UW-Madison co-ed service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega. She served ' ¦
NEWS
UW will continue to operate SAFEwalk despite cuts
By Ky Jacoby | Oct. 19, 2005SSFC claims university impedes student rights
NEWS
Overture Center funds will rely on market performance
By Brittany Schoepp | Oct. 19, 2005The Madison City Council affirmed Tuesday, in a 15 to 5 vote, the proposal to refinance funding for the Overture Center for the Performing Arts, utilizing a trust fund and ' ¦
NEWS
An offensive tale of two seasons
By Zach Kukkonen | Oct. 19, 2005What a difference a year makes. Last season, the Badger football team had to fight tooth and nail just to put points on the scoreboard. This season has been an ' ¦
NEWS
Changing views for the class
By Teddy O???Reilly | Oct. 19, 2005Brow-beaten students sitting in classrooms ripe with counterculture can take heart. David Horowitz, the California Trotskyite who switched sides during the Reagan 1980s, has emerged as the avatar of the ' ¦
NEWS
Gov. appeals FEMA decision, seeks relief for tornado victims
By Dana Hamilton | Oct. 19, 2005Tuesday, Gov. Jim Doyle appealed the denied federal funding for Dane, Richland and Vernon Counties-regions hit hard by a series of tornadoes that ripped through the area in August. Lori ' ¦
NEWS
State to probe UW System hiring practices
By Sam-Omar Hall | Oct. 19, 2005A state audit of UW System employment practices and policies is set to delve into issues such as felons employed at UW schools and backup jobs after the Joint Legislative ' ¦
NEWS
Band presents super 'Fun' Atmosphere
By William Temby | Oct. 19, 2005Atmosphere wastes no time establishing how energetic and polished You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having is-from the moment the thick beat kicks in on the opening track, the ' ¦'
NEWS
Administrators and students seek to limit amount of UW apparel made in sweatshops
By Negassi Tesfamichael and John Leppanen | Oct. 18, 2005The University of Wisconsin-Madison Labor and Licensing Policy Committee met Monday afternoon to address what it considers to be a major problem in UW-Madison clothing: sweatshop labor. The LLC approved ' ¦
NEWS
Doubts surround Madison's search for city wireless system
By John Leppanen | Oct. 18, 2005Several months ago, Madison appeared well on its way to having a city-wide wireless Internet network. However, the city's private partner dropped out of the deal. Since then, Madison has ' ¦
Popular
By Ava Hudson
|
06/11/2026
By Courtney Krenn
|
06/11/2026
By Ryan Kim
|
06/11/2026
By Mary Al-Bazi
|
06/11/2026
By Jane Dardik
|
06/11/2026
Tweets by DailyCardinal
Print
Read on Issuu
