DNA microchip helps screen for disease
Oct. 30, 2001A small chip, similar to a computer chip, is being developed for use in testing people for a wide range of genetic information. This chip, being developed by Xiaolian Gao, ' ¦'
A small chip, similar to a computer chip, is being developed for use in testing people for a wide range of genetic information. This chip, being developed by Xiaolian Gao, ' ¦'
Associated Students of Madison's Student Services Finance Committee began amending the Multicultural Student Coalition budget Monday night in a meeting that extended into today's early morning hours. While committee members ' ¦
Special to The Daily Cardinal While some in the UW-Madison community view fraternities on campus in a negative manner, they should attempt to distance themselves from the Hollywood stereotypes to ' ¦
Junior defender is UW's team captain
Life without energy would mean life without lights, refrigerators, TVs or even traffic lights. Few things would operate as normal. As concern grows about the future of traditional energy supplies ' ¦'
After two years of planning, a multicultural student housing plan created by a group of UW-Madison students will materialize for the 2002-'03 school year. In 1999, a group of UW-Madison ' ¦
A researcher working under an Office of Naval Research grant is just a couple of months away from completing a prototype detector designed to sound an alarm when airborne microbes ' ¦'
(U-WIRE) COLUMBUS, Ohio'An Ohio State University professor of political science and sociology has helped develop a system designed to predict the instability of foreign countries in hopes of preventing future ' ¦
Oh, the precarious balance between rationalization and rampant emotions. The argument is not going to go away; it will probably stick with us through our lifetimes. Why did Sept. 11 ' ¦
America received its second warning in under a month concerning future terrorist attacks as FBI Director Robert Mueller and U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft addressed the nation in a press ' ¦
President Bush signed a presidential directive Monday ordering federal agencies to more closely monitor the issuing and use of visas for immigrants and students. The presidential order, which requires no ' ¦
Part-time college instructors from Madison Area Technical College and UW-Madison held a rally Monday on the steps of the state Capitol to bring light to the treatment of part-time faculty ' ¦
Following numerous UW-Madison faculty and staff requests, the University Police Department will offer Front Line Awareness training sessions this week to any staff, faculty or mailroom staff interested in learning ' ¦
Madison Mayor Sue Bauman joined county supervisors Monday in advocating a federal airline security policy. Federal legislators should establish a consistent plan to ensure safer air travel and give frequent ' ¦
Police report few arrests, fairly safe evening
As another Homecoming week came to a close Sunday, students were left with a mix of emotions varying from pride for the success of the celebration to concern regarding some ' ¦
There are many problems with the David Horowitz insert distributed with The Daily Cardinal Oct. 23. One, it adds to the negative climate faced by many students of color and ' ¦
As a continuation of talks concerning campus climate at UW-Madison and ways different organizations can improve it, the Student Services Finance Committee heard the budget proposal for the Diversity Education ' ¦