Ode to the ""Any more questions?"" student
By Erin Kay Van Pay and Will Hoverman | Sep. 28, 2009It's the end of lecture. ""Any more questions?""
It's the end of lecture. ""Any more questions?""
A task force will begin to track down at least 3,000 convicted felons on parole or probation with DNA missing from the state database starting this week, Gov. Jim Doyle announced at a press conference Friday morning.
Greenbush Bakery, 1305 Regent St., was robbed Saturday, with the suspect fleeing on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.
The Wisconsin men's soccer team took a tough loss at home Friday, dropping its Big Ten opener to No. 13 Indiana 1-0 in front of a large crowd.
Save the Campus Women's Center, a student group formed after the Campus Women's Center was denied funding for the 2010-'11 school year, held a volunteer meeting Sunday to discuss possible future actions in support of the CWC.
Mental health care could become more of a priority in the city of Madison, thanks to a new 24-hour mental health care crisis center recently proposed in the county budget.
Greenbush Bakery, 1305 Regent St, was robbed Saturday, with the suspect fleeing on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.
Over 7,000 students, faculty and community members gathered in the Kohl Center Thursday to hear author Michael Pollan's lecture on nutrition in modern America.
The UW-Madison chapter of the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group took part in a nationwide ""call-in"" with their Big Red Go Green global warming campaign Thursday at Library Mall.
Todd Yeagley has seen Indiana Hoosiers soccer from just about every possible angle.
Two UW-Madison assistant professors were selected to receive awards for their work in the physical sciences last week.