NEWS
When they were novels
Mar. 31, 2005A look at the journey from graphic novel to motion picture'
News
NEWS
GOP plays politics with Schiavo's life
By Nick Barbash | Mar. 31, 2005A recent memo, allegedly written by a Republican staffer, was accidentally leaked to the media. Whether the staffer in question actually wrote the memo is questionable, but it demonstrates in ' ¦
NEWS
Stacking up sports drinks
By Kristin Czubkowski | Mar. 31, 2005\Is it in you?"" The dramatic advertisements for Gatorade, Powerade, and other sports drinks can often have a psychological impact on athletes, making them believe that the key to success ' ¦'
NEWS
Panel criticizes Bush's federal financial aid plans
By Will McClain | Mar. 31, 2005A pair of UW-Madison experts on student financial aid said Wednesday President Bush's proposed 2006 budget would eliminate several important aid programs and drastically cut funding to others. Steve Van ' ¦
NEWS
Students cash in on ideas, brainpower
By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 31, 2005Coming up with an idea for a company can be difficult-unless coming up with ideas is the company. Two UW-Madison students have pioneered a business that markets ideas-the least tangible ' ¦'
NEWS
Bush cuts grants, students pay
By Russ Feingold | Mar. 31, 2005The administration's recent cuts to federal financial aid for higher education send a clear message to students: When it comes to paying for college, don't count on Pell Grants. College ' ¦
NEWS
Stem cells, morality clash in proposed law
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 31, 2005Stem-cell research at UW-Madison has been drawn into a legislative battle over whether health care professionals can use morality as justification for withholding medical information and refusing to perform medical ' ¦
NEWS
Stone Age 'Paralyze' with a 'Lullabye'
By Joe Lynch and Kate Ray | Mar. 31, 2005A music genre is in dire straits when the best album it has to boast in recent memory can be best described as 'a very solid album.' Well, for some ' ¦'
NEWS
Oversight Committee votes to improve State St. aesthetics
By Whitney Newman and Amanda Becker | Mar. 31, 2005Members of the Vending Oversight Committee sought to improve the culture of State Street by approving proposals for newspaper vending machines, planters and bicycle racks. \Newspaper vending has consistently existed ' ¦
NEWS
UW returns offensive firepower
By Justin Dreyfuss | Mar. 31, 2005After an early exit in this year's NCAA hockey tournament, the Wisconsin men's team has added incentive to move on to next year. Though the loss to second-seed Michigan in ' ¦
NEWS
Students have vested interest in Social Security, Baldwin says
By Molly Reppen and Hayley Jacobs | Mar. 31, 2005U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D- Madison, held an open discussion for students Wednesday night to touch on the Social Security debate and encourage students to get involved. Baldwin talked about ' ¦
NEWS
News Analysis: UW says partner benefits crucial to recruitment
By Laura Kalinowski | Mar. 31, 2005A press release issued Wednesday by the State Joint Committee on Finance stated the committee will not include domestic partner benefits for UW System faculty in the state budget, potentially ' ¦
NEWS
Women's tennis finds lucky charm
By Connor McKnight | Mar. 30, 2005Wisconsin victorious in final non-conference match of year
NEWS
Beckstreet's back, alright!
By Ben Peterson and Tom Walsh | Mar. 30, 2005Let's get one thing straight right off the bat: Beck Hansen is the definition of cool. Throughout his decade-plus-long career as the music industry's most ingenious re-inventor, he has given ' ¦'
NEWS
The 'radical' town of shameless consumers
By Matt Hunziker | Mar. 30, 2005Because of the public perception of UW-Madison's student body as being dominated by the radical left and the high regard generally given to its academic programs, this school has long ' ¦
NEWS
Council votes to limit large retail
By Mary Cavanaugh | Mar. 30, 2005Students on a budget who want to get cheap clothing and food may face changes in the places they shop after Madison's City Council voted yesterday to adopt the Third ' ¦
NEWS
Partner benefit hopes wane after rejection
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 30, 2005UW System Board of Regents' request to include $1 million for domestic partner benefits of system employees suffered a large blow Tuesday when the state's Joint Committee on Finance recommended ' ¦
NEWS
Solid songwriting fills the pop vacancy in Moby's 'Hotel'
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 30, 2005Remember that famous Moby dis by Eminem, \Nobody listens to techno?"" It always seemed funny, because by the time Moby became well known enough to be slammed by the rapper, ' ¦'
NEWS
Groom a new mustache, help save a child
By Brittany Jones and Laura Kalinowski | Mar. 30, 2005Madisonians leave the razor behind in fundraiser
Popular
By Abigail Bures
|
11/05/2025
By Avery Chheda
|
11/06/2025
By Grace Williams
|
11/04/2025
By Zoey Elwood
|
11/06/2025
Tweets by DailyCardinal
Print
Read on Issuu
