WSUM to start broadcasting
By Danielle Szulczewski | Jan. 18, 2002Student radio to air beginning Feb. 22
Student radio to air beginning Feb. 22
Badgers move to fifth in Associated Press women's poll
Mention the word evolution and the image of chimps morphing into humans might come to mind. This is just one small step, however. The process of evolution began millions of ' ¦'
Keeping Up With the Jones'
Former UW-Madison geography and soil sciences professor Francis Hole, who is credited for launching a campaign to declare Antigo silt loam as Wisconsin's official state soil, died Jan. 15 at ' ¦
Lead singer Norman Blake reviews the band's upcoming albums and past tours'
Sauer to step down as head coach of UW
Mi Cocina offers affordable, delicious off-campus cuisine'
Renovations to UW-Madison's 143-year-old Bascom Hall, which are estimated to cost almost $54 million, have drawn criticism from politicians around Wisconsin due to the projected state deficit. The renovations, which ' ¦
LONDON'Several months ago, when asked what the most important issue of the year would be, I gave priority to our defense of political consciousness. A few weeks later the towers ' ¦
Have you ever wanted to make your own mummy? Researchers at Long Island University wanted to do just that. By following instructions recorded by the Greek historian Herodotus and others, ' ¦'
I have always felt that, although there is a certain amount of absurd censorship in the United States, it was caused by a group of people who cared little for ' ¦
Fortunately, it appears the 1998 Ward Connerly debacle was the exception, not the rule. Last night, David Horowitz was received by a respectful audience that, at least on the surface, ' ¦
A researcher from the Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation Society has observed homosexual behavior among orangutans in Sumatra, marking the first time scientists have witnessed this activity among wild populations of ' ¦'
Organizers of an effort to recall Madison School Board member Bill Keys for his vote against rescinding the board's \ban"" on the Pledge of Allegiance have until 4:30 p.m. today ' ¦
President Bush is about to give Russia formal notice that the United States will unilaterally withdraw from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, which has long been considered by many the cornerstone ' ¦
With Americans still reeling from the atrocities of Sept. 11, the nation observed and mourned another tragic day in U.S. history that occurred 60 years ago last Friday'the bombing of ' ¦'
An hour and 45 minutes after taking the stage, conservative writer and slavery reparations opponent David Horowitz stepped down from the lectern, uninterrupted. Horowitz, who addressed a packed Wisconsin Union ' ¦