News
Vote on the issues in ASM elections
By Justine Colgan | Apr. 9, 2002Like other weeks in past Aprils, UW-Madison students have the opportunity to elect their student government representatives this week. And like those weeks, student turnout is expected to be poor. ' ¦
Chi Phi mourns brother's passing
By Courtney Heeren | Apr. 9, 2002A UW-Madison male undergraduate died Sunday, due to sudden onset diabetes. According to a member of Chi Phi, 200 Langdon St., his fraternity, the student also had mononucleosis, which may ' ¦
UW student stays in Israel
By Maya Ziv-el | Apr. 9, 2002When UW-Madison announced April 3 that it was suspending its study abroad program to Israel, four students had to make a decision about whether they would stay at Hebrew University ' ¦
White-gloved weird man observes odd people
By Ben Schultz | Apr. 9, 2002\I wore white gloves. I lived with my mother and father. I was not a child. I was thirty-seven years old."" Francis Orme utters these words at the opening of ' ¦'
Wasting disease spreads
By Jenny Bryers | Apr. 9, 2002Researchers still unsure if diseases poses danger to humans'
New committee hopes to link students, police
Apr. 9, 2002Around 30 UW-Madison students, administration officials, City Council members and campus and city police officers met Monday to develop a committee which would \bridge the communication gap"" between students and ' ¦
Letters to the Editor
By Jon Spike | Apr. 9, 2002REACH candidates more informed on the issuesThere are plenty of things to be concerned about being a student at UW-Madison. Outrageous tuition hike proposals, lack of affordable housing and attacks ' ¦
High competition fuels friendship
By Katie Gilbert | Apr. 9, 2002UW's Herring and Moore push one another to excel
SSFC amends student org budgets at chancellor's request
By Alexandra Gekas and Leah Leonidas | Apr. 9, 2002Having spent several months last fall allocating segregated fees to student organizations for the 2002-'03 school year, the Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee approved a plan Monday ' ¦
House party fight ends in injury, arrest
Apr. 8, 2002A fight at a house party this weekend left a 20-year-old injured and one person in custody, according to a Madison Police Department report. Early Sunday morning, 19-year-old Chantha Tep ' ¦
Senate passes own budget fix
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Apr. 8, 2002Proposal would restore shared revenue, most of UW funding
Worzala's Guide to Course Registration
By Matt Worzala | Apr. 8, 2002Iwas standing in line this week waiting to have my picture taken for the yearbook when my friends Jeff and Mare came up to me with a simple request. \Matt,"" ' ¦'
UW student, teams compete to raise funds fighting hunger and homelessness
By Josephine Lee and Sarah Zipperle | Apr. 8, 2002Rep. Baldwin lauds participants for their efforts in volunteerism, praises nourishment of people, souls
County DA may be able to sue negligent landlords under plan
By Ben Sykes and Liz Puibello | Apr. 8, 2002The city of Madison will have a new weapon in its arsenal to combat neglectful landlords if it decides to allow the Dane County district attorney to bring suit against ' ¦
UW-Madison student to head United Council
Apr. 8, 2002UW-Madison senior Jeff Pertl was named president of United Council, a student government for all UW System campuses Saturday. Pertl, a member of the Associated Students of Madison, will succeed ' ¦
Badger Bits
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Apr. 8, 2002The University of Minnesota hockey team claimed its first national title since 1979 by defeating the University of Maine (26-11-7 overall) Saturday in St. Paul, Minn. Led by senior defender ' ¦
Clem Snide still plays 'Your Favorite Music'
By Kelly Kallien and Gregg Sparks | Apr. 8, 2002Not nearly as obtuse as the William Burroughs novel they draw their name from (\Naked Lunch""), Clem Snide crafts extraordinary pop songs with a catchily approachable bent. Lyrically, lead singer ' ¦'
Energy budget funds fall short across UW System
By Michelle Diament | Apr. 8, 2002Insufficient financial support attributed to deficiency in increase of allocations
A weekend of mixed results for tennis
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Apr. 8, 2002The Wisconsin women's tennis team had a nerve-wracking time at two close matches this weekend, losing 3-4 to Indiana on Saturday before coming back to beat Purdue 4-3 Sunday at ' ¦



