Moving through life in circles
By Ben Schultz | Nov. 20, 2001A chicken coop with a rooster crowing at dawn stands next to a garden with vegetables to cover acres. A house filled with functional antiques relaxes by a hand-pumped well. ' ¦'
A chicken coop with a rooster crowing at dawn stands next to a garden with vegetables to cover acres. A house filled with functional antiques relaxes by a hand-pumped well. ' ¦'
A proposal aiming to reduce misunderstandings between tenants and landlords will be introduced at the Madison City Council meeting tonight. The proposal, sponsored by Alds. Todd Jarrell, District 8, Jean ' ¦
Comparing the dog-eared pages of a well-read paperback to miles of letterbox-cropped movie film is often the difference between love and hate. Although a common occurrence, the transition of best-loved ' ¦'
The Executive Committee of the UW System Board of Regents approved annual salary levels for the chancellors, vice chancellors and senior officers of the UW System Monday. UW System President ' ¦
Badgers prepare to renew battle with Golden Gophers
It's been over two months since the jet-propelled bombs hurled themselves on the monumental landmarks of a great city, causing mayhem and hysteria that shook the world. America today feels ' ¦
Weekend series marred by fight
Families, it seems, are by nature dysfunctional'or at least the movies have told us so lately. And to some extent it is true. The modern family does not hug at ' ¦'
An early Sunday morning scuffle involving members of the UW football team sent the Badgers' starting quarterback, Brooks Bollinger, to UW Hospital, where he was treated and released for undisclosed ' ¦
This was not how things were supposed to end. For more than three-and-a-half quarters on Senior Day, the Wisconsin Badgers battled the Big Ten co-leading Michigan Wolverines to a 17-17 ' ¦
A $3 million allocation for construction of a new UW-Madison Agricultural Research Service Cereal Crops Research Unit laboratory, as part of an Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA and Related Agencies appropriations ' ¦
The recent controversy about recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in Madison public schools will be analyzed in this week's New Yorker magazine, the Wisconsin State Journal reported Sunday. According ' ¦
Turnover in final seconds dooms Wisconsin's bowl chances
Three-hundred UW-Madison students and Dane County community members took part in a peace parade Saturday, marching nearly a mile from Madison Area Technical College to Madison's Truax Field. The rally ' ¦
Badgerball upsets HuskiesThe Wisconsin women's basketball team built a 10-point halftime lead and withstood a Washington rally midway through the second half to upset the No. 19 ranked Huskies 87-67 ' ¦
State Attorney General Jim Doyle announced Friday that the Justice Department would present UW-Madison stem-cell researchers with a $250,000 grant, marking the first time the state has provided money to ' ¦
Camp Randall Stadium's $100 million renovation plans progressed Friday after the State Building Commission decided to allow officials to choose a construction manager who they deem the most efficient, not ' ¦
It is the busiest travel week of the year, but traveling around the country this Thanksgiving will be quite different than in the past. With the events of Sept. 11 ' ¦
Madison residents can look forward to less costly heating bills this year, according to a survey released last week by the Wisconsin Department of Administration's Division of Energy. The survey ' ¦
Students can help stop spread of global AIDSThere are currently 36 million people with AIDS worldwide; 25 million of those are living in Africa. However, this is not a crisis ' ¦