News
Wildcats too fierce for UW
By Matt Carroll | Apr. 15, 2002The No. 73 Wisconsin Badgers men's tennis team (2-6 Big Ten, 8-10 overall), suffered a heartbreaking 3-4 loss to the No. 39 Northwestern Wildcats (5-3, 12-7) at Nielsen Tennis Stadium ' ¦
Powell travels to Mideast
Apr. 15, 2002Secretary of State to visit Lebanon, Syria for peace mission
Softball avenges previous losses
By Liz Puibello | Apr. 15, 2002The women's softball team (7-5 Big Ten, 24-14 overall) crossed the border into Michigan to avenge last weekend's three-game losing streak, and they did just that with a sweep against ' ¦
UW adjusts parking plan for 2002-'03 school year
By Alexandra Gekas | Apr. 15, 2002As the Big Ten school with the lowest number of parking places per capita, UW-Madison finalized a new parking plan for the 2002-'03 school year Friday which increases parking permit ' ¦
Eels album has a 'Fresh Feeling'
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Andrew Kachel | Apr. 15, 2002Lead singer E talks about new album 'Souljacker'
Easing stress through relaxation
By Emily Laughnan | Apr. 12, 2002The popular practice of yoga is spiritual, effective'
Court to decide state congressional districts
By Erica Walkup | Apr. 12, 2002State legislators yesterday lost the ability to decide whom they will represent for a decade. That power now falls to a federal three-judge panel, which Thursday began a two-day trial ' ¦
Elections draw record turnout
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 12, 2002This spring's Associated Students of Madison election marked a record voter turnout and a close race between the two major party slates, Real Education Access Can Happen and the Badger ' ¦
Hard work for women's tennis paying dividends
By Kate Hedlin | Apr. 12, 2002Wildcats, Illini are final road matches for UW this year
'Yuppie' life faces most college seniors
By Paul Lachelier | Apr. 12, 2002I suspect a lot of seniors are now wondering, \What am I going to do when I graduate and enter the 'real world'?"" Here are some thoughts on the yuppie ' ¦
State lags in quest to integrate into new economy
By Graham Dostal and Samantha Whithuhn | Apr. 12, 2002If the state of Wisconsin is to remain competitive in the new economy, it will have to stimulate growth in high-tech areas, research, retaining its college graduates and promoting investments, ' ¦
ALRC ignores unintended consequences of report
Apr. 12, 2002Unintended consequences. Almost everyday a student here at UW-Madison experiences this occurrence. Perhaps you decide to walk down a different street on your way to class and you run into ' ¦
Congresswoman McKinney questions Sept. 11 knowledge
By Juliet Eilperin | Apr. 12, 2002WASHINGTON'Rep. Cynthia McKinney, D-Ga., is calling for an investigation into whether President Bush and other government officials had advance notice of terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 but did nothing to ' ¦
Students to rally in D.C.
By Meghan Goss | Apr. 12, 2002UW-Madison students will be among thousands expected to rally in Washington, D.C. Monday to show their support for Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state. A group of students ' ¦
Volleyball prepares for next year
By Katie Gilbert | Apr. 12, 2002Finding depth key during spring games
Joy, the Boy and scads of other weekend music
By Kelly Kallien | Apr. 12, 2002Joy and the Boy is the pairing of Joy Dragland and Leo Sidran, two of Madison's busier musical citizens. Dragland supplies Joy's vocals, as well as acting as lead singer ' ¦'
U.S. must defend Israel from terrorist
By Eric Kleefeld and Kayla Behling | Apr. 12, 2002\It is not necessary to condemn the suicide bombers,"" said Palestinian Foreign Minister Farouk Kaddoumi at the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Malaysia. He then began an extended oration ' ¦
Ashcroft presents plans for terrorism in Wis. visit
By Sam Karp | Apr. 12, 2002U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft was in Milwaukee Thursday presenting plans for an anti-terrorism task force composed of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. ' ¦



