NEWS
Plans show southeast campus renovations
By Jason Stitt | Mar. 23, 2004Park Street area to see overhaul; Ogg stays until 2006
News
NEWS
'Songs of the Water Saints' sinks as a read
By Allison Perry | Mar. 23, 2004Nelly Rosario's \Songs of the Water Saints"" is a character study, as readers follow three generations of Dominican women and see life through their eyes; but primarily this book is ' ¦'
NEWS
New group aimed at legalizing gay marriage
By Keith Zukas | Mar. 23, 2004UW-Madison students and equal rights supporters from the Madison community will come together on campus tonight to organize a gay-marriage coalition aimed at winning full marriage equality for homosexuals. The ' ¦
NEWS
Students address Wiley about budget, diversity
By Crystal Weinberger | Mar. 23, 2004Students enjoyed a frank question-and-answer period with UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley Monday night as part of the \Cookies and Milk Series"" sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Community Services Committee. ' ¦
NEWS
News Briefs
Mar. 23, 2004In an effort to curb the spread of chronic wasting disease in Wisconsin, wildlife experts and the Department of Natural Resources are brainstorming ways to increase the amount of deer ' ¦
NEWS
New group aimed at legalizing gay marriage
By Keith Zukas | Mar. 23, 2004UW-Madison students and equal rights supporters from the Madison community will come together on campus tonight to organize a gay-marriage coalition aimed at winning full marriage equality for homosexuals. The ' ¦
NEWS
Watching tourney a marathon television journey
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 23, 2004Oh CBS, I must confess: I gave my life over to your basketball coverage again, starting with UW's championship in the Big Ten. Then came the NCAA Tournament selection show, ' ¦
NEWS
Special Agent Angelina Jolie is best part of 'Taking Lives'
By Joe Pudas | Mar. 22, 2004The only genuinely gripping scenes in Angelina Jolie's latest thriller occur right in the beginning and right at the end.?? Any other attempt at suspense or excitement in this movie ' ¦'
NEWS
Spain takes a cowardly course of action
By Nathan Arnold | Mar. 22, 2004Spain endured one of the most horrific tragedies in its history when terrorists blew up four trains in Madrid, killing 202 innocent civilians. What will be more tragic, however, is ' ¦
NEWS
Badger Bits
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 22, 2004UW senior guard Sharif Chambliss was diagnosed with a tear of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee last Tuesday. Chambliss, who sat out this past season due to ' ¦
NEWS
Performing arts license raises legal questions
By Dan Causier | Mar. 22, 2004Madison's Alcohol License Review Committee will discuss a proposal Wednesday to allow local restaurant, bar and club owners to apply for a \Visual and Performing Arts License,"" which would allow ' ¦
NEWS
Students, ditch the plastic
By Megan Phillips | Mar. 22, 2004Credit card debt is a serious problem for a growing number of college students, not to mention recent college graduates. Only after a press conference held by the Consumer Federation ' ¦
NEWS
'Dead' more funny than frightening
By Maeghan Killeen | Mar. 22, 2004Zombies have invaded Milwaukee. That is the basis of the new \Dawn of the Dead,"" a remake of the second of George A. Romero's ""Living Dead"" trilogy (""Night of the ' ¦'
NEWS
Ralliers seek proof of disclosure
By Amelia Buragas | Mar. 22, 2004Members of the Student Labor Action Coalition demanded that corporate suppliers of university apparel disclose worker's wages during a rally March 11. Despite freezing temperatures, a group of about 15 ' ¦
NEWS
FDA challenges Doyle drug plan
By Katrina Peterson | Mar. 22, 2004Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration accused Gov. Jim Doyle of putting the health and safety of Wisconsin citizens at risk by providing an Internet site allowing citizens ' ¦
NEWS
King's secret: bad movie adaptations
By Kevin Nelson | Mar. 22, 2004Few novels are successfully translated to the screen, and the adaptations of Stephen King's novels are a testament to that statement.??Exceptions such as \Stand by Me"" and ""The Shawshank Redemption"" ' ¦'
NEWS
Housing adds new security
By Les Chappell | Mar. 22, 2004Electronic lock system limits dorm access
NEWS
'Eternal Sunshine' worth remembering
By William Temby | Mar. 22, 2004My memory is terrible. Ask anyone-when it comes to remembering anything that happened before yesterday, I'm at a total loss. With a little prompting, the memory usually comes flooding back, ' ¦'
NEWS
Softball battles through Capital Classic
By Clint Robus | Mar. 22, 2004Badgers post 2-3 mark during weekend tourney
NEWS
Swing states remain crucial to 2004 presidential election
By Eric Reinert and JoEllen Amato | Mar. 22, 2004In every presidential election, there are states that specific candidates are almost guaranteed to win. Republican candidates, for example, usually carry many southern states, and Democratic candidates typically win states ' ¦
Popular
By Otto von Sothen
|
11/03/2025
By Abigail Bures
|
11/05/2025
By Grace Williams
|
11/04/2025
By Avery Chheda
|
11/06/2025
Tweets by DailyCardinal
Print
Read on Issuu
