News
Day brings talk of war and peace
By Jennifer Binstock | Sep. 21, 2001UW-Madison students rally for peace as part of ???Day of Action???
Radio conglomerate denies distributing list of prohibited songs
By Sam Karp | Sep. 20, 2001Clear Channel Communications, owner of more than 1,000 radio and television stations across America, released a statement Tuesday refuting claims of a 'list of banned songs' that the corporation allegedly ' ¦
Madison seeks input on alcohol issues
By Nathan Tasso | Sep. 20, 2001A recently formed city subcommittee on alcohol issues met Monday as part of a series of 'stakeholder' meetings, in which committee members receive input from citizens with an interest in ' ¦
Why Joe Paterno is more than a legendary coach
By James Wold | Sep. 20, 2001Wide Wold of Sports
Restaurants set aside funds for relief
By Molly Reppen and Joe Potente | Sep. 20, 2001In the wake of last week's terrorist tragedies, local Madison businesses are taking steps to aid in relief efforts by donating portions of their proceeds to charities through special promotions. ' ¦
Cowboy mentality will not win Afghanistan showdown
By Braden Smith | Sep. 20, 2001According to President George W. Bush in a statement to the press Sept. 18, 'There's an old poster out West, as I recall, that said 'Wanted: dead or alive.'' The ' ¦
Start the day by eating out
By Fred Jones | Sep. 20, 2001Cardinal Foods runs down the best places to eliminate hunger in the A.M.'
Nonconference critical to national title aspirations
By Molly Reppen and Leif Griffin | Sep. 20, 2001More than ever, nonconference play has become critical for a team's national success. Given the insanely complicated Bowl Championship Series ratings, teams can no longer take chances by playing 'soft' ' ¦
Ton-Ton: Japanese cooking, plain and simple
By Justin Damm | Sep. 20, 2001First off, if I came off as a bit harsh on Sita's Kitchen last week'sorry. I do really like the place, I was just somewhat out of sorts. That said, ' ¦'
NCAA stadiums boosting security
By Chuck Corder | Sep. 20, 2001(U-WIRE) BATON ROUGE, La.'When NCAA schools open their gates for football this weekend, stadiums everywhere will be surrounded by a greater sense of security with more police officers and inspections ' ¦
New service looks to support Muslims
By Anna Gould | Sep. 20, 2001Fearing a backlash against Arab Americans and Muslims after Sept. 11's terrorist attacks, social activists in Madison have organized services to protect potential victims of harassment on the UW-Madison campus ' ¦
Suspect faces multiple charges break-in at UW students’ apartment
Sep. 20, 2001A Madison man who broke threatened two UW-Madison students after breaking into their apartment early Monday morning faces reckless endangerment charges.
Letters to the Editor
Sep. 20, 2001U.S. must remember history, act globallyAs citizens of the United States, we are caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, the fear of further terrorist attacks ' ¦
Bush to address nation as talk of war continues
Sep. 20, 2001Emergency package to top $100 billion
Teach-in clarifies tenets of Islam
By Alexandra Gekas | Sep. 20, 2001Panel: Religion does not condone violence
Just how bad a movie can be: a review of 'New Port South'
By Clay Thomas and Andy Ross | Sep. 20, 2001Screen Writer'
More than the box score
By James Wold | Sep. 20, 2001Wins and losses do not show true legacy of Joe Paterno




