Question Answered - The phony link between autism and vaccines
By Bill Andrews | Apr. 28, 2009Although small risks do exist, widespread fears that vaccines cause autism have lead to a drop in immunization rates, and thus deaths.'
Although small risks do exist, widespread fears that vaccines cause autism have lead to a drop in immunization rates, and thus deaths.'
To say that Brian Butch's first year out of college has featured some traveling might be a bit of an understatement. After all, the 6'11"" Appleton native has been to Orlando, Memphis, China and Germany, all in the hope of purusing a career in professional basketball.
Members of the Associated Students of Madison reflected on the year and identified areas for improvement Monday at the State of ASM Address.
A Milwaukee man was arrested Saturday after reportedly grabbing a woman and punching her in the face.
A quick summary of UW softball, women's golf and men's soccer.
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why Wisconsin has benefited from having some of its top players from last season drafted into the NFL.
Dale muses about Flo Rida, Girl Talk, and state of creativity in music today'
Megan battles with technology at work'
Megan battles with technology at work'
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan emphasized college affordability and increasing graduation rates despite concerns students may have about the state of the economy Friday.
The 28th annual Crazylegs Classic drew in a record number of people, with nearly 19,000 participating in the event.
Here come more of those awesome viral videos.'
The Badger men's tennis team fell to top seeded Ohio State in the second round of the conference tournament.
Four Wisconsin football players were selected in the third round of this weekend's NFL draft.
Can you make a sexual intrigue film without any sex or intrigue? No. Need proof? See the boring, 100-minute prelude to a PG-13 girl fight called ""Obsessed.""
The Cardinal's four game winning streak against the Herald came to an end with a 7-6 defeat
Megan battles with technology at work'
Megan battles with technology at work'
Very little of Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's State of the City address will provoke controversy, but he must avoid stagnating policy.
Megan battles with technology at work'