America is at war. Whether we should be is no longer an issue. But why we must be at war is an important issue needing examination. Exactly one month ago ' ¦
You know the feeling when you get out of a car-chase movie, and you can't keep your foot off the gas pedal? Well, I walked out of 'Training Day' with the a smug strut, my shoulders hanging low as if they have muscle on them, my jaw clenched and eyes glaring. You wouldn't know from my JC Penney Catalog columnist mug up there, but I can be very imposing.
In September, Dane County's detoxification center saw an above-average number of UW-Madison students who required its services, according to an ongoing study by University Health Services. Students admitted to the ' ¦
Economy shows positive signs despite attacks
Three American academics won the Nobel Prize Wednesday for economics for their work on understanding how markets work when buyers and sellers have different information. George Akerlof, a professor at ' ¦
After Student Services Finance Committee member Matt Modell suggested Monday doing away with the SAFEwalk services of SAFEride completely, SSFC representatives voted Wednesday to increase the group's proposed budget by ' ¦
In the past, our country, in times of turmoil and war, has sought from a higher power some degree of solace and strength. The current war on terrorism is no ' ¦
I never recited the Pledge of Allegiance in school. In fact, I never got the chance to recite the pledge. I never had a teacher who felt it necessary to start each day with a reaffirmation of American values. I don't think this represents a deficiency in patriotism but rather an emphasis on other ways of learning patriotism.
Documents signed by George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Franklin were among those allegedly stolen by a UW-Madison student arrested Monday. UW-Madison junior Benjamin Johnson was arrested for stealing rare ' ¦
Since the Sept. 11 tragedy there has been an obvious emphasis on increased airline security. Part of the process is finding out exactly what happened on the hijacked planes and ' ¦'
Snares, poison, trenches and guards'the artillery of an ongoing war in Africa. Farmers working the land near a national park in western Uganda are fighting a constant battle to prevent animals from raiding their property, a situation to which a growing number of Wisconsin farmers can relate. A UW-Madison scientist has uncovered which animals are raiding what and where as wel as how local people feel about unwillingly sharing their food with wildlife.
I lost my best friend from high school in the plane that went down over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988. David, with a manuscript for his first novel in his suitcase, ' ¦
Van Gogh and Gauguin exhibit shows masterpieces'
More than two dozen Madison area media outlets will participate in the United We Stand Wisconsin Cares fundraising drive for the United Way's September 11 Fund today. The event will ' ¦
When teams lose by large margins, sometimes the memory of the game stays with a team for a long while.
Researchers have found a reason why some people can spout beautiful prose while others spend eternity with a sweaty foot in their mouths. Anthony Monaco, of Oxford University, and a ' ¦'
Americans are living longer than ever and infant mortality rates have dropped to their lowest level on record, federal health officials said Wednesday. The overall life expectancy in the United ' ¦
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