Business not so bad through break
By Jason Soriano | Dec. 3, 2004It is late December, 2004. More than half the student population at Madison has left the city. Some head for warm beaches, others return home to spend time with family ' ¦
It is late December, 2004. More than half the student population at Madison has left the city. Some head for warm beaches, others return home to spend time with family ' ¦
I recently saw a profoundly creepy news report featuring several evangelical Christians airing their merriment at the prospect of cashing in on the \mandate"" they believe they delivered President Bush ' ¦'
All Hasler, No Hassles
They're going to be here at The Annex Dec. 5. They're queer twin sisters. Get used to rocking. Tegan and Sara Quin, 24-year-old Calgary natives who somewhat resemble Joan Jett, ' ¦'
Due to a contaminated blood transfusion, Ben Banks has lived with HIV since he was two years old. Banks, now 26, looked to raise awareness through sharing his own experiences ' ¦
The State Street redesign committee met Thursday to discuss Phase II of the project to overhaul State Street. Phase I construction concluded recently and Phase II is scheduled to begin ' ¦
The No. 25 UW men's basketball team (3-1 overall) will take to the road for the second time this season when it heads east to face Rutgers (2-1) Saturday night. ' ¦
Big Ten splits bowl earnings evenly among schools
Around midday on Sunday, Nov. 21 Chai Soua Vang, 36, of Minnesota allegedly shot and killed six people in northwestern Wisconsin, wounding two others. The nightmarish shootings have spoiled this ' ¦
After a fourth-place finish in the Big Ten, the UW women's volleyball team is gearing up for this weekend's NCAA playoff games. The Badgers are seeded fourteenth in the tournament ' ¦
The wave of upscale housing development converging on downtown Madison may prove a mixed blessing, say city officials and private contractors. Accused of engulfing more affordable establishments and replacing them ' ¦
Following the sexual assault of a female tenant in an apartment building near Camp Randall Stadium, the Madison City Council has been working to pass an ordinance enforcing the placement ' ¦
A week after the bombings that forced aid workers to evacuate, the Sudanese village of Tawilla experienced more bloodshed Wednesday in attacks that claimed at least 15 civilian lives. The ' ¦
The special teams play of the Wisconsin men's hockey team (7-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 10-4-0 overall) has been outstanding halfway through the season. However, the team has done nothing ' ¦'
The Marquette Golden Eagles (5-0) were too much for the Wisconsin women's basketball team (2-3) to handle Wednesday night at the Al McGuire Center as the Badgers fell 78-64. \We ' ¦
Thanksgiving break triggers nostalgia, plans for farm's future'
On his way to re-election exactly one month ago today, President Bush carried the state of Kansas over John Kerry by a whopping margin of 62 percent to 37 percent. ' ¦
UW-Madison students, professors discuss role of the laptop in the classroom'
The Joint West Campus Area Committee met Tuesday night to discuss the renovation of the 1300 block of University Avenue. The block is home to several university facilities including the ' ¦