News
City, business leaders to hear parking ramp ideas
By By Chace Goff | Mar. 18, 2002Local leaders will receive public response to the location of the proposed Mid-State Street Parking Ramp during tonight's Downtown Neighborhood meeting. State Street business leaders proposed that the ramp be ' ¦
Zimbabwe election defies democracy
By Mari Armstrong-Hough and Clay Thomas | Mar. 18, 2002LONDON'No one was particularly surprised when Robert Mugabe, the incumbent candidate and leader of Zimbabwe for 22 years, was declared victor in the troubled presidential election last week. In fact, ' ¦
A Kelly Hogan 'Feel Good' interview
By Fred Jones | Mar. 18, 2002With the release of her third solo album in 2001, Because It Feel Good, Kelly Hogan solidified her place in the upper echelon of the alt-country ranks, alongside Bloodshot Records' ' ¦'
Photo - Livin' the crazy life
By Mike Staab | Mar. 18, 2002UW-Madison seniors A.J. Salas and Miriym Nayeri salsa dance together at the Latino Ball 2002 in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union Saturday night.'
Budget worries UW System officials
By Laci Jones | Mar. 18, 2002Gov. questions regent appointment process
Badger Bits
Mar. 18, 2002The women's tennis team (5-0 Big Ten, 10-3 overall) experienced another successful weekend as it swept the state of Michigan, leaving both Michigan (0-2 Big Ten, 4-5 overall) and Michigan ' ¦
Senate Dems to try hand at fixing state budget deficit
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Mar. 18, 2002With the Republican-led state Assembly adopting their version of Gov. McCallum's budget plan Friday morning, the Democrats in the Senate will finally get its shot at the proposal 'and the ' ¦
Readers' Choice Award nominations 2002
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 18, 2002Choose your favorites and then check out the April 17 edition of The Daily Cardinal to see who made the cut.
Don't picket 'Fences': It is quality entertainment
By Whitney Newman and Nick Kaplan | Mar. 18, 2002Baseball, racism and the American dream'all themes in The Madison Repertory Theater's latest production, August Wilson's \Fences."" In the tradition of classic American playwrights Arthur Miller and Eugene O'Neil, ""Fences,"" ' ¦'
Mr. Rogers' encounter with Bobby Knight
By Andrew Haffner and Matt Worzala | Mar. 18, 2002Star Worz'
Badgerball falls to the Sun Devils
By James Wold | Mar. 18, 2002Arizona State shot 65.5 percent after halftime to rally from a nine-point deficit to defeat the UW women's basketball team 73-70 Saturday night to advance to the second round of ' ¦
Letters to the Editor
Mar. 18, 2002Turner's women's rights arguments insultingWhile reading Sarah Turner's column (""International Women's Day a celebration of peace,"" March 13), my thoughts quickly
Attack on Christian church kills two Americans, injures 40 others
Mar. 18, 2002ISLAMABAD, Pakistan'An unidentified attacker rushed into the Protestant International Church here Sunday and hurled several hand grenades, at least two of which exploded, killing five people, including two Americans, and ' ¦
Deadline nears for ASM candidate applications
By Meghan Goss | Mar. 15, 2002The application deadline for the Associated Students of Madison spring elections is Monday, according to Clara Janis, ASM student elections commission chair. The ASM Student Council is open to all ' ¦
Path to equality can be contradictory
By Sudha Rajan | Mar. 15, 2002I think that UW-Madison is a very racially welcoming environment. It seems that everywhere I look there is a program designed to promote racial acceptance and equality. I'm biracial; my ' ¦
Check Engine: rock 'n' roll on all cylinders
By Heather Ramsden | Mar. 15, 2002Southern Records' five piece, Check Engine, recently made a stop at Madison's Club 770, leaving the audience with pounding hearts and throbbing ears. Incorporating two members of Sweep the Leg ' ¦'
Letters to the Editor
Mar. 15, 2002Ethnicity not an issue for 1970s studentI read of Ms. Lara's unhappy experience at UW-Madison (""'Silhouette' speaks out about diversity at UW,"" March 14). While it



