Van Hollen neglects state duty
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and By Adam Wollner | Aug. 26, 2009Cardinal View editorials are crafted independent of news coverage and represent The Daily Cardinal's organizational opinion.
Cardinal View editorials are crafted independent of news coverage and represent The Daily Cardinal's organizational opinion.
Eight current or former Badgers will take part in ten-game tour with national team
The Daily Cardinal suggests an array of activities for the fall'
Claire gives food tips on a few summer-time ideas.'
Two studio albums into their 20s, Arctic Monkeys were the most perfect incarnation of post-Beatles euro-pop to date. They'd successfully taken the last 35 years of just-wanna-hold-your-hand poptimism and respooled it so tight that all of their hands were too wrapped up in their own style to reach out for the grasp of another person. Now two full albums in, their spool of thread is frayed. Humbug, the group's highly anticipated third effort, is a fuzzed-out study in maturation in more ways than one.
The Associated Students of Madison provided UW-Madison students with a safe place to sleep during move-out weekend Aug. 14 and 15 at the Student Activity Center, 333 East Campus Mall.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house, 237 Langdon St., which was completely destroyed by a fire in May 2008, recently began its long road to reconstruction.
The King Street Block Party, to be held Saturday, Aug. 29, could be the answer to prolonging some of that last-minute, coveted summertime fun.
The debate over health-care reform may turn to a proposal that includes using non-profit cooperatives with Wisconsin co-ops as a model for nation-wide implementation.
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced Friday he will not represent the state of Wisconsin in defense of the state domestic partnership registry in a lawsuit .
Day-by-day coverage of the biggest summer music festival highlights the good, the bad and the ugly.'
Seniors Aubrey Pleasant and Shane Carter were suspended indefinitely for undisclosed reasons.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced his decision not to seek re-election in the 2010 gubernatorial race at a press conference Monday.
Judd Apatow's 'Funny People' shows unexpected depth from notorious funnymen.'
Columnist Nico Savidge hopes the new ticket policy for men's hockey will get fans to the arena on time.
In the first of three public budget meetings held by Mayor Dave Cieslewicz, most of the commentary centered on members of the community worried about losing funding for their nonprofit agencies.
Wisconsin's domestic partner registry took effect Monday, giving same-sex couples the opportunity to obtain limited legal protections they were previously denied.