Associated Students of Madison fall elections began Monday, with ASM members encouraging freshmen to take the initiative to have an influence on their student government. However, several students who were ' ¦
Reciting pledge in school connects church, stateAnna Gould's article(\School board's motion anti-American,"" Oct. 15) smacks of both ignorance and narrow-mindedness. Gould seems to think banning the pledge is akin to ' ¦
In an event that has drawn national media attention, the UW-Madison branch of the national Microbiology Club will sponsor a lecture this afternoon titled 'Anthrax: Biology of a Pathological Weapon.' ' ¦
Taking a day trip to the Windy City can be easy, cheap and relaxing'
Turner shows bias against Israel, U.S.Sarah Turner's article ('Bombs threaten hope of long-term peace,' Oct. 10) is both offensive and narrow-minded.
Three more cases of exposure to anthrax were reported in New York on Sunday, as the Bush administration took to the airwaves to calm Americans in what it is now ' ¦
Badgers overcome 17-point deficit to defeat Buckeyes
Reports released to Madison media outlets indicating that a photographer's convention planned to leave Madison because of the Madison Metropolitan School Board's position on the Pledge of Allegiance proved to ' ¦
Men???s, women???s teams fall to pair of Big Ten opponents
A bill to increase Pell Grant Funding by more than seven percent over last year's level passed through the U.S. House of Representatives Friday. According to a statement from Rep. ' ¦
Student-run org stresses safe sex and awareness'
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In an attempt to stop illicit campaigning activity at the state Capitol, lawmakers and regulators agreed last week to abolish the offices of the state's legislative caucuses. The four caucuses, ' ¦
The town of Montrose failed again in its four-year quest to stop the construction of a WSUM student radio tower when a Dane County judge refused Friday to issue an ' ¦
Four anthrax scares around the county worried local residents Friday as city and county departments rushed to aid and test employees of businesses receiving mysterious packages. County Executive Kathleen Falk ' ¦
Schools tie Pakistanis to Taliban regime
If you didn't laugh, then you don't know Madison. Last Monday, a devious outfit, which we will refer to as the Madison Metropolitan School District Board, passed a motion that discouraged the Pledge of Allegiance and forced the Madison public schools to play an instrumental version of the national anthem. Today they will reconsider their decision because their foolish action was met with well-deserved scorn.
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