NEWS
UW achieves stem-cell breakthrough
By Carina Spaulding | Feb. 1, 2005Discovery ushers in new hope for paralysis victims
News
NEWS
Wrestling tied up with Spartans
Feb. 1, 2005The No. 12 Wisconsin men's wrestling team entered their dual meet with the No. 18 Michigan State Spartans with a 0-3 record in conference matches while holding a 7-3-1 overall ' ¦
NEWS
Experts seek global sol'ns
By Eric Thiel and Emily Andraska | Feb. 1, 2005Gov'ts, industry must unite to protect environment'
NEWS
Developers propose new State Street lot
By Dan Tierney | Feb. 1, 2005Shoppers rejoice-parking near State Street will no longer require infinite patience or plenty of luck. A working group consisting of Madison developers, engineers, city employees and citizen stakeholders met Thursday ' ¦
NEWS
Palahniuk expounds upon unique style
By Erica Pelzek and Jon Spike | Feb. 1, 2005When an author with a cult following like Chuck Palahniuk shows his face in Madison, scores of fans emerge from UW-Madison's woodwork. The critically acclaimed author of the book Fight ' ¦
NEWS
Meditation provides long-term benefits
By John Helgeson | Feb. 1, 2005Physical changes in brain improve focus, attention'
NEWS
Ryan displays family values
By Ben Hubner | Feb. 1, 2005Many teams call themselves a \family"" in the figurative sense-often to promote cohesion, which invariably leads to success-though rarely do those same teams stand up for each other in times ' ¦
NEWS
Psych Building to merge with science halls
By Jeff Rumage | Feb. 1, 2005The Regent Neighborhood Association met with UW Facilities Planning and Management last night to discuss major architectural and landscaping changes that will take place throughout all of campus as a ' ¦
NEWS
News Briefs
Feb. 1, 2005A report from the United Nations denies genocide has occurred in the Darfur region of Sudan, the country's foreign minister said Monday, according to The Associated Press. The U.N. report ' ¦
NEWS
Spring Break Stories
By Bob Spoerl and Amy Osgood | Jan. 31, 2005With winter break over, quasi-depressed college students everywhere can find solace in at least one thing-thinking about Spring Break. The typical Spring Break includes drunken clubbing, MTV cameras and perhaps ' ¦'
NEWS
News Briefs
By Jourdan Miller | Jan. 31, 2005The UW-Madison Homecoming Committee, a non-profit, student-run organization sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association, is looking for new members for its 2005 membership drive, according to a press release. The ' ¦
NEWS
UW holds off Michigan on special day
By Cary Dohman and Sam Karp | Jan. 31, 2005The same day the University of Wisconsin celebrated its 30th anniversary of women's campus sports, the Badgers (2-7 Big Ten, 8-10 overall) also celebrated their first conference victory since Jan. ' ¦
NEWS
Fast food restaurants should not face suits
By Abby Becker and Jessica Sprang | Jan. 31, 2005Last Tuesday, a federal appeals court revived one of the most ludicrous lawsuits ever imagined. For the third time, two New York adolescents will have the chance to make the ' ¦
NEWS
UW student rakes in $1.5M
By Jessica Marinelli | Jan. 31, 2005After four years of self-training, several twists of fate and a little gambling luck, John Stolzmann, the 23-year-old UW-Madison senior-turned-poker-whiz, won $1,465,944 playing cards at the World Poker Open tournament ' ¦
NEWS
'Nightbird' showcases stagnant synth-pop
By Matt Hunziker | Jan. 31, 2005Erasure Nightbird (Mute Records) Erasure, the British two-piece formed in 1985 when former Depeche Mode keyboardist Vince Clarke, fresh from the break up of synth-pop act Yazoo, joined forces with ' ¦'
NEWS
Home can be more fun than Cancun and Daytona Beach
By Amos Posner | Jan. 31, 2005In this MTV world of ours, few things are more underappreciated than a good, old-fashioned Spring Break at home. And while even the staunchest supporters of heading home for the ' ¦'
NEWS
Women's hockey swept by top-ranked Minnesota
By Clint Robus | Jan. 31, 2005The latest border battle between Minnesota and Wisconsin ended lopsided for the Badgers as the No. 4 Wisconsin women's hockey team (12-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 18-7-1 overall) was swept ' ¦
NEWS
Pre-planning makes Spring Break cheap
By Laura Kalinowski | Jan. 31, 2005Come mid-March, students will squirm in their seats in anticipation of a week filled with fun, sun and no classes. Why? Because Spring Break, which is March 19-27, usually preoccupies ' ¦'
NEWS
'Hide and Seek' provokes inadvertent laughs
By Amos Posner | Jan. 31, 2005These days, few phrases strike fear in the hearts of movie fans quite like \the latest from Robert DeNiro"" or ""from the director of 'Swimfan.'"" So of course, there's something ' ¦'
Tweets by DailyCardinal
Print
Read on Issuu
