Madison could be test city for Google project
By Grace Urban | Feb. 15, 2010The city of Madison may soon get the opportunity to be a test site for Google's new fiber optic network.
The city of Madison may soon get the opportunity to be a test site for Google's new fiber optic network.
A former UW-Whitewater dean dropped a racial discrimination suit against the UW Board of Regents and agreed to pay the state $1,000 Friday.
The Student Labor Action Coalition held a teach-in at Chancellor Biddy Martin's office Friday, asking her to cut UW-Madison's apparel contract with Nike because of the mistreatment of factory workers at two plants in Honduras.
Madison's underprivileged children will be a little safer thanks to the UW-Madison cycling team's ""Freezin' for Safety"" fundraiser.
Student inventors displayed their creations Thursday at the 16th annual UW-Madison innovation competition.
Students attending the second annual Wisconsin Dance Marathon may have sore feet after dancing for 14 hours, but their commitment will benefit those in need at the American Family Children's Hospital.
Education was the primary focus of several bills signed by Gov. Jim Doyle Thursday.
The State Justice Department requested information about cases regarding the Wisconsin Innocence Project last week.
Bacco attempts to channel romantic sensuality with his ""L'amour"" line. Aphrodisiac for Her contains aromas of strawberry, passion fruit, and honey. These flavors are intensely fruity.
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson said today he is still not decided on whether he will run for office this year.
At first taste I was dizzy from this intense chocolate. It smells like chai, but the first notes are not quite familiar – and vaguely (though strangely not in a negative way) reminiscent of bug spray. The familiar chai flavor seeps in as the flavors parade past the palate. Another favorite.
With a milk chocolate shell and a creamy center, the Yin Yang finds balance between flavor and texture. As it melts away, a savory jasmine tea flavor explodes onto your palate. The accurate embodiment of the tea is something to come back to whether you find nirvana or not.
UW-Madison student Daniel Lecoanet will spend the 2010-‘11 school year in the United Kingdom participating in a mathematical program with scholars from around the world.