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
Turner's women's rights arguments insultingWhile reading Sarah Turner's column (""International Women's Day a celebration of peace,"" March 13), my thoughts quickly
ISLAMABAD, 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 ' ¦
The 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 ' ¦
I 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 ' ¦
Southern 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 ' ¦'
Ethnicity 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
The state Assembly passed an altered version of Gov. Scott McCallum's Budget Reform Act after an abundance of contentious debate early Friday morning. The bill, introduced to solve the $1.1 ' ¦
A federal grand jury in New Jersey indicted a British national Thursday in the kidnapping and slaying of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, paving the way for ' ¦
Sauer loses last game on overtime goal
Men's basketball faces St. John's for chance to advance
When a cappella group Redefined performs this Saturday night it will be the culmination of more than just 10 popular songs such as Macy Gray's \Why Didn't You Call Me,"" ' ¦
WSUM DJs talk about broadcasting and various music genres on the air'
Family-friendly grunge rockers Cracker are on the road again, now supporting their newest release Forever. If, after a couple of listens, Forever sounds a little mellower than expected from David ' ¦'
Gustation Vacation'
Like the emergence of flowers in May, the issue of binge drinking emerges sometime around March. Last year, it was the fight over the University Square Theatre's liquor license. This ' ¦
UW women look to continue Big Ten winning streak
Former student says she felt 'out of place'
Members of the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee and Student Council presented the segregated fees budget for 2002-'03 to UW-Madison Chancellor Wiley Wednesday. \The chancellor seemed very ' ¦