News Briefs
Nov. 12, 2003Mayor Dave Cieslewicz will address how citizens can shape the future of Madison today, introducing his Comprehensive Plan at the Madison Civic Center, 211 State St., with a 5:30 p.m. ' ¦
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz will address how citizens can shape the future of Madison today, introducing his Comprehensive Plan at the Madison Civic Center, 211 State St., with a 5:30 p.m. ' ¦
On a team consisting of mainly underclassmen, it is easy to highlight the successes of young players. But it is important to keep in mind that guiding the young stars ' ¦
A Madison Police officer shot a man at his home in the 2200 block of Tanager Trail Tuesday morning. Police said the man returned to his home at 9:30 a.m. ' ¦
NY Times prints false info on UW
Jan. 4: No. 1 Oklahoma vs. No. 2 USC. These two squads are the top two teams in college football at this juncture and if they both win out, it ' ¦
Students registering for spring semester courses may notice changes on the timetable, changes administrators say stem partly from faculty reductions in response to budget cuts. In one example of the ' ¦
Republicans in the state Legislature introduced the Job Creation Act of 2003 Tuesday, which is a plan to reform environmental regulations and procedures, allowing more job opportunities for Wisconsin residents. ' ¦
Crowded at a bus stop with 40 other people, a student eyes her competition. The others could potentially take a coveted seat on the warm, dry bus, highly valued on ' ¦
Jae Park, UW-Madison professor of civil and environmental engineering, spent some time playing golf with his students three years ago. The warning sign at the golf course, \Pesticides were applied,"" ' ¦
When the Wisconsin women's basketball team takes the court for its first regular season game Nov. 23, there will be many familiar faces in cardinal and white. One of those ' ¦
If you missed it, the economy has returned. Not only did we have 6 percent gross domestic product growth last quarter, wages finally began to rise after trailing productivity for ' ¦
The Legal Information Center, a UW-Madison student organization, appealed to the Student Judiciary Monday night in opposition to the Student Services Finance Committee's decision not to accept LIC's funding eligibility ' ¦
Whether students want money to pay rent or simply to get a fake ID, employment experts warn finding a job this Christmas season will be more difficult than in years ' ¦
Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist known for his books \Maus I"" and ""Maus II"" and his numerous New Yorker covers, spoke to a crowd of several hundred people ' ¦
The Badger men's basketball team had success in recent years in terms of freshmen being asked to perform in their first year. Two years ago, those outstanding freshmen were current ' ¦
Most of the energy that the Badgers were missing after the Ohio State game was finally back, especially in senior quarterback Jim Sorgi, after the much-needed bye week last weekend. ' ¦
An effort to recall Gov. Jim Doyle from office undermines the normal electoral process and has little chance of succeeding, political analysts say. Rolf Lindgren, media director for http://www.RecallDoyle.com, said ' ¦
In addition to State Street damage, parts of the UW-Madison campus experienced vandalism over the Halloween weekend as well, UW-Madison police reported Monday. Nine windows were broken on the southeast ' ¦