News
Improving campus climate everyone's job
By Alexandra Gekas | Nov. 5, 2002Majority and minority students need to be active
Many reasons to vote are worthy of consideration
By Mari Armstrong-Hough and Mark Sadowski | Nov. 5, 2002Today's elections have broad impacts on student life
Ondaatje and Murch wrap about editing films
By Gregg Sparks | Nov. 5, 2002Walter Murch has played a key role in many of the most celebrated movies of the past 30 years, including two \Godfather"" movies, ""The English Patient"" and ""Apocalypse Now,"" and ' ¦'
National races may be close
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Nov. 5, 2002Today citizens across the nation may once again hear the phrase that threw the 2000 election into chaos: too close to call. Control of the U.S. Senate, which is now ' ¦
Despite plagiarism, UW shuns honor codes
By Paul Medenwaldt | Nov. 5, 2002While incidents of plagiarism have increased at UW-Madison in the last five years, administrators have not followed the lead of other schools in developing new policies, according Lori Berquam, assistant ' ¦
GM to give UW $5 million for research
Nov. 5, 2002General Motors Corporation announced in a press conference Monday that it will provide a $5 million grant to establish a collaborative research laboratory at the UW-Madison to develop improved diesel ' ¦
Badger Bits
Nov. 4, 2002The men's soccer team saw success this weekend in its final match at home. The men's soccer team (3-3-0 Big Ten, 9-8-0 overall) opened with a 1-0 shutout over Northwestern ' ¦
Volleyball dominates on court
By Cassie Kienert | Nov. 4, 2002UW knocks off OSU and IU for wins
Riot erupts on State Street
By Maya Ziv-el and Kelly Kallien | Nov. 4, 2002Police tear gas, spray crowd
For one Madison freshman, memories, blackout for another
By Maya Ziv-el | Nov. 4, 2002For the three nights in a row that UW-Madison freshman Jackie Bateman dressed up as a punk rocker, she concluded that her first Halloween experience in Madison was a definite ' ¦
Baldwin, Greer enthusiastic about prospects
By Erin Rushmer and Jay Olle | Nov. 4, 2002As their campaigns head into their final days, Wisconsin's second congressional district candidates, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, and Republican Ron Greer, remain optimistic about the election, according to spokespeople ' ¦
Chapman, SR-71 a Sinch to hear
Nov. 4, 2002(Elektra Entertainment) Tracy Chapman's Let it Rain forgoes soaring compassion and bold declarations. It functions as a good friend'reliable, with moments of brilliance that leave nothing but appreciation. By managing ' ¦'
Cardinal Staff Endorsements
Nov. 4, 2002In one of the most hotly contested gubernatorial races in the country, the Wisconsin race has come down to a high-profile showdown between incumbent Gov. Scott McCallum and popular Attorney ' ¦
UW hockey comes close
By Molly Reppen and Jesse Vazquez | Nov. 4, 2002The Wisconsin men's hockey team (0-2-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 4-4-0 overall) hoped to celebrate Halloween with a win against the No. 2 Denver Pioneers (2-0-0, 7-1-0) as both teams ' ¦
Badger poll puts Doyle on top of McCallum by 6 points in gov. race
Nov. 1, 2002State Attorney General Jim Doyle still leads in the race for governor, according to the latest Badger Poll released Thursday. Forty-one percent of respondents said they would vote for Doyle ' ¦




