Stations in Big Ten talk of success
By Elizabeth Wachowski | Feb. 20, 2002When the directors of UW-Madison student radio, which goes on the air this Friday, were making plans for the station, they did not do it alone. They asked for suggestions ' ¦
When the directors of UW-Madison student radio, which goes on the air this Friday, were making plans for the station, they did not do it alone. They asked for suggestions ' ¦
While working with a cancer fighting drug, Stanford researchers found the same drug may be effective in killing HIV infected cells. HIV destroys the human immune system by attacking certain ' ¦'
WSUM student radio will fill a long-standing gap in Madison radio when it hits the airwaves at 2:22 p.m. Friday, on 91.7 FM. The Federal Communications Commission licensed the station ' ¦
The state budget crisis, economic recession and shifting national priorities after Sept. 11 will not have a significant impact on research at UW-Madison in the short run, according to several ' ¦
NCAA Tournament bid alive for UW; Iowa's hopes fading
The celebrated short story writer Richard Ford has again assembled an incisive collection of stories exploring the intimate, often epiphanic, moments between men and women and their relationships in love. ' ¦'
\Daily Afflictions"" is a slim pamplet that boasts of being 'God for the godless, religion for the postreligious and bootleg entertainment for the rest.' Taking the book of psalms and ' ¦'
SALT LAKE CITY'Under fire to reform a judging system that last week produced one of the biggest scandals in the history of the Winter Olympics, the president of the International ' ¦
Authorities yet to identify UW-Madison athletes as assailants or participants
Alex Witchel's new novel, \Me Times Three,"" opens and closes with tragedy. But the face of that tragedy changes dramatically from beginning to end. The beginning embraces heartache and entertainment ' ¦'
The Associated Students of Madison and the United Council announced their support alongside state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, Monday for twin bills under consideration by state legislators linking financial aid ' ¦
TOKYO'President Bush, using his swing through Asia to deliver fresh warnings that he is prepared to carry the war on terrorism beyond Afghanistan, told the Japanese parliament today that the ' ¦
Events, news, quotes from past Februaries tell of black history
By simplifying the UW-Madison parking equation and increasing accessibility to Madison buses, university administrators hope to improve after-hours parking convenience for students and faculty members with Monday's approval by the ' ¦
Voters, County Board can have broader focusLast week's staff opinion (""Board needs new campaign,"" Feb. 14) was a thoughtful and important analysis. Student papers
While racism and prejudices against different cultures and lifestyles are mainly remembered and thought of as darker days in America's history, it is still not uncommon to hear of intolerance ' ¦
Despite an explosive start to the game, the Wisconsin women's basketball team dropped its eighth loss of the season to the Texas Tech Lady Red Raiders Sunday. The Badgers came ' ¦
Ethnic dance organizations teach others about cultural art form'