Wisconsin women struggle during break
By Betsy Golomski | Jan. 21, 2004While the students were away, the UW women's basketball team (1-4 Big Ten, 7-8 overall) still had to play. Though winter break is usually a time for relaxation, the team ' ¦'
While the students were away, the UW women's basketball team (1-4 Big Ten, 7-8 overall) still had to play. Though winter break is usually a time for relaxation, the team ' ¦'
The Madison Common Council adopted an inclusionary zoning ordinance as of press time Wednesday morning, which requires developers to have a mix of priced housing in divisions by Feb. 15. ' ¦
Like a supernova they exploded into the indie consciousness, and just as surely they burned out.?? For 10 long years, Pixies fans heaped dream upon dream of a reunion, with ' ¦'
A casino in Madison could cost Dane County more than $74 million annually in direct economic losses, according to a study released Tuesday regarding the Feb. 17 referendum to expand ' ¦
Tim Burton's \Big Fish"" gained a wide release just a week or so after the holidays wrapped up, and I can't say the timing could be much better. ""Fish"" is ' ¦'
To many, the name Col. Oliver North is simply a history lesson, already dulled by time. However, some UW-Madison students and Madison community members have a harder time forgetting his ' ¦
It was a tale of two lines in the Music City Bowl, the porous offensive line of the Wisconsin Badgers (7-6 overall) and the powerful defensive line of the Auburn ' ¦
A group of UW-Madison students who meet to analyze fan behavior at athletic events and form solutions to control violence find they are working with distinct behaviors and problems for ' ¦
Democratic presidential front runner Howard Dean is encountering increased criticism from the media and other candidates over his \shoot-from-the-hip"" tactics and actions while governor of Vermont, according to Newsweek. This ' ¦
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More frogs are growing extra limbs and other deformities now than 50 years ago, according to research published by UW-Madison scientists in the December issue of the journal \Conservation Biology."" ' ¦'
Late-night pizza, beer and dorm food. With college students' dietary choices, it is possible the \freshman 15"" can become the ""undergrad 25."" On the UW-Madison campus, there are students with ' ¦'
In the first days of the year Canterbury Booksellers, 315 W. Gorham St., announced that it would give up its space for Avol's Books. For both owners, the change is ' ¦'
With four years left in the UW System-wide initiative to increase diversity on campus, Plan 2008, the UW-Madison campus still has a long way to go, according to Vice-Chancellor Paul ' ¦
On a really hot day, a person may prefer to stay in one place without moving. One UW-Madison professor and his team has isolated a strain of fruit flies that, ' ¦'
Women's basketball The Big Ten season has not been forgiving to the Badgers. In the first four conference games of the season, the Badgers (1-3 Big Ten, 6-7 overall) lost ' ¦