News
Opportunity out there for Badgers
By Brian Lauvray | Mar. 1, 2002Two wins clinch home ice for first round of playoffs
Accepting true history requires an open mind
By Nishant Bagadia | Mar. 1, 2002With all things in life, it is better to keep an open mind and explore options without being harsh or judgmental. Most people shut out new ideas, innovations and criticisms. ' ¦
Survey: Dane teens drinking above average
By Nico Savidge | Mar. 1, 2002Local youth reported binge drinking at a higher level than the average teen-ager, according to the results of a 2000 survey. The study shows that 35 percent of Dane County ' ¦
Letters to the Editor
Mar. 1, 2002Hip-hop article slights rich, complex historyWhile Nate Holton's article (""The less publicized players in the rap game,"" Feb. 25) indeed highlighted some of rap mu
Senate OKs Gaylord Nelson building for UW
Mar. 1, 2002Controversy exists over renaming UW-Madison's Institute for Environmental Studies after Gaylord Nelson, the well-known pioneer in the environmental movement and founder of Earth Day who also served as Wisconsin governor ' ¦
UW System eyes recent academic freedom concerns
By Courtney Heeren | Mar. 1, 2002Issue raised after professor dismissal
'1984' still possible with today's decreased civil liberties
By Braden Smith | Feb. 28, 2002I read George Orwell's \1984"" for the first time my sophomore year of high school. I listened intently as my teacher expounded on Orwell's hatred for communism and totalitarianism. I ' ¦
Liquor store owner underreports taxes, pleads guilty
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Feb. 28, 2002Two local Madison liquor stores were doing better than anyone knew, including the IRS, which is why Hyungirl Lee, owner of both Riley's Wines of the World, 402 W. Gorham ' ¦
State, national economies improve
By Ben Sykes | Feb. 28, 2002The nation's economy is on a long but sure road to full recovery, as is Wisconsin, according to a number of experts. Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told the House ' ¦
Alicia Keys, U2 win big at Grammy Awards
Feb. 28, 2002Positivity reigned at the 44th annual Grammy Awards last night in Los Angeles, as everyone's favorite feel-good band U2 performed to open the show. They pulled in four trophies for ' ¦'
Badgers: Big Ten Champions
By James Wold | Feb. 28, 2002UW's outstanding victory finale to surprising season
Officials ponder use of race in UW admissions
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Courtney Heeren | Feb. 28, 2002The question of using race as a factor in admissions is one that is far from being resolved, as evidenced by pending court cases related to the issue. On one ' ¦
Services to be held for rowing coach Cappel
Feb. 28, 2002There will be a memorial service for UW Varsity Assistant Rowing Coach and UW alumnus Dylan Cappel, who died of colon cancer in January, at St. Raphael's Cathedral, 222 W. ' ¦
'Worst House' applicants sought
By Courtney Clement | Feb. 28, 2002Most students do not consider roach motels and rat traps as essential college gear, but for the entrants in the Associated Students of Madison's \Worst House in Madison"" contest, vermin, ' ¦
Bucky tops the Big Ten
By Danielle Szulczewski and Sam Marz | Feb. 28, 2002First conference title in 55 years for UW
Proposed cost-saving wage freeze fails
By Eric Bain | Feb. 28, 2002The Capitol was bustling with discussions and forums as state legislators displayed their prowess as master debaters Wednesday. The Joint Committee on Finance met Wednesday to discuss the budgets of ' ¦
Costner gives up bad movies for Lent
By Tom Soule | Feb. 28, 2002Why is everyone so determined to see Kevin Costner fail? Sure, \The Postman"" was sleep-inducing and ""For Love of the Game"" didn't fare much better. But hopefully critics will be ' ¦'



