With the U.N. weapons inspectors' report due today and President Bush's State of the Union address scheduled for tomorrow, the world may find out whether the Bush administration will back ' ¦
Title IX, the federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in collegiate sports, may soon be significantly reinterpreted. According to a proposal by the U.S. Secretary of Education's Commission on Opportunity ' ¦
Hockey travels to Colorado for duel
Less than a month after Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., stepped down as Senate majority leader and just days before the commemoration of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday, ' ¦
A changed University Housing policy is causing a stir with Austin King, a UW-Madison senior and a candidate for the District 8 aldermanic seat. King's student group, Students for Austin ' ¦
Science and art collide in O'Reilly exhibit'
Human error represents too great a risk when lives hang in the balance
Students living in Cole, Sullivan and Slichter Residence Halls this week established a steering committee to expand their involvement in their community. According to Michael Dyer, a UW-Madison senior and ' ¦
UW expects to see more cuts than expected
Back to school, back to school ... well, I hope you all had a lovely break. Mine was good as well, but cut short due to the fact that I ' ¦'
America, take heed--a superpower is stirring in the womb. Once dismissed as a utopian vision found only in science fiction, the premise of disparate countries coalescing into one may soon ' ¦
A Federal judge dismissed a lawsuit on Wednesday alleging food from McDonald's is responsible for making people obese. The suit was originally filed in August by the parents of two ' ¦
More than a month after scandal involving U.S. Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., bruised the Republican Party's image, President Bush's announcement that he does not support the University of Michigan's affirmative ' ¦
Chapter to come back after 70-year absence
Along with the new semester comes a bevy of new flavors from fast food chains. So once again, The Daily Cardinal gives you the skinny on fast food's latest and greatest.
Thomas Jefferson surely didn't envision the playground politics of today, where the federal government plays the role of the bully and the state government is the skinny kid who carries ' ¦
The Feb. 18 primary will narrow the pickings for the alder of District 8, the most contested seat on City Council. The six candidates readily voice their opinions on a ' ¦
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