News
Assembly, Senate delegates to resolve differing budget bills
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Apr. 15, 2002Informal committee to address 'severe' budget crisis
Injured alum meets with UW students
By Meghan Thompson | Apr. 15, 2002UW-Madison alumnus and Boston Globe reporter Anthony Shadid led an informal discussion with students and members of the local media Friday regarding his journalistic work in the Middle East. Shadid ' ¦
Badger Bits
Apr. 15, 2002Saturday, the University of Wisconsin men's rowing team claimed five out of the six races against the University of Michigan and Oregon State University on Lake Mendota. In the varsity ' ¦
Loeb sugarcoats 'Cake and Pie'
By Crystal DeGrote | Apr. 15, 2002After five years of anxious waiting, Lisa Loeb fans have been presented with a delicious treat of Cake And Pie, Loeb's third disc since her breakthrough generation X hit \Stay,"" ' ¦'
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 ' ¦



