Gov. Doyle, city of Madison honor those who have served
By Jeff Rumage | Nov. 12, 2004The City of Madison paid tribute to the 48 million soldiers that have served for the United States military in the last 228 years by holding a ceremony at the ' ¦
The City of Madison paid tribute to the 48 million soldiers that have served for the United States military in the last 228 years by holding a ceremony at the ' ¦
I wanted to point out a distinction that should be made between Dan Causier's article on community service requirements at UW-Eau Claire and The Daily Cardinal staff opinion on \Inconsistent ' ¦
I was offended by Nick Barbash's comment in Thursday's column that the College Democrats were \invisible"" during this campaign season. In my three years as a member of this organization, ' ¦
Mental health problems are a widespread concern in today's stressful society. However, at UW-Madison, officials work hard to minimize occurrences of more serious mental health-related incidents. Prescription drugs, counseling and ' ¦
Wis. National Guard prepares for Iraq deployment
Even though the Wisconsin women's volleyball team will still focus on its performance until the season ends, the Badger spikers are already preparing for a the start of a new ' ¦
Fighting the ghost of Frank at Helen C.
The Kohl Center provided many familiar sights Wednesday night-from senior forward Mike Wilkinson's always consistent presence on the floor to Head Coach Bo Ryan angrily challenging a referee's call. However, ' ¦
Tiny State Street shop has served hearty, hardy comfort food for past 20 years'
Three experts led a discussion on innovative environmental regulatory methods Wednesday afternoon as part of a seminar presented by the UW-Madison Law School.
The life of a cabbie is one of always being in motion. People come and go, but the road never ends as they search for the next fare and big ' ¦'
During the Oct. 27 broadcast of \The Mark Belling Late Afternoon Show"" on Milwaukee radio station WISN, host Mark Belling was discussing issues of the upcoming election when he let ' ¦'
Jon Okonek would like to have you and your 1,099 closest friends over for drinks. And unlike most partiers with big plans, Okonek has the room to do it. Tomorrow ' ¦'
After another tough weekend at Mariucci Arena, life for the No. 6 Wisconsin Badgers (3-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 5-3-0 overall) does not get much easier. They return home to ' ¦'
The Wisconsin Historical Society Board of Curators will meet today to consider budget cuts demanded by Gov. Jim Doyle, according to Board Chair Mark Gajewski. The Historical Society oversees the ' ¦
Crime and politics! Deception and passion! Corruption and good citizenship! These are ideas that remain a constant part of society. While not all are bad, some are either hard to ' ¦'
The Wisconsin men's basketball team opened up the 2004-'05 season in familiar fashion with Wednesday's 81-42 clobbering of University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Though the win was characteristic of the Badgers, the ' ¦
Robbie Earl is hot. Eight games into the season, Earl, a sophomore forward on the Wisconsin men's hockey team, has been cooling off opponents this year, and is tied for ' ¦'