Earth day: A time for reflection
By The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 22, 2009Protecting the environment just makes sense.
Protecting the environment just makes sense.
Art Brut hits the music stands this week with their third stellar effort.'
Although DCNY PRO was granted a sponsorship permit by the Street Use Staff Team Tuesday, it is unlikely they will come up with enough money to sponsor the Mifflin Street Block Party this year.
According to Steve Stern, the Vice Provost for Faculty and Staff, providing domestic partner benefits for faculty members would cost the university $600,000 a year.
This week, Ali discusses the dynamics of quoting TV shows.'
Gerald Ryan has been named the new clinical services director of University Health Services after becoming the associate director for the division in 2007.
Ashley forms a ""team"" and falls butt-first in her pole-dancing class'
According to the watchdog group LegiStorm, congressmen handed out bonuses to their staffs in record numbers in 2008, including several Wisconsin representatives.
Wisconsin men's tennis closed out their regular season with a pair of losses to Penn State and Ohio State
Columnist Andy van Sistine explains why less-known sports leagues can often be more entertaining than the pros
Last Saturday was national Record Store Day. I'm only moderately ashamed to admit that I didn't patronize any of the local record stores. Although I am in love with some romantic ideal of what record stores are like (probably due to repeated viewings of ""High Fidelity""), I couldn't tell you the last time I bought an album from a record store. It's simple, really. I don't have money to buy music. And while that might stop me from getting music at record stores, it doesn't stop me from getting music.
Kiera is sending out her cover letters and resumes'
Over 30 UW-Madison students and faculty gathered in Grainger Hall Monday to join a panel discussion on AIDS.
After Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker advertised that he will travel throughout Wisconsin next week to make an announcement, speculation has arisen that he will announce his candidacy for governor.
Although the Midwest would benefit from a interstate rail line, there are many states going after the same funds.
Campus chapter of Challah for Hunger bakes and sells fresh bread to fight social injustice'
Follow Claire on an adventure around the Capitol as she explores the first outdoors farmers' market of 2009.'
The estimated homeless population increased 17 percent last year in Dane County, but the effects of the recent recession on these numbers has yet to be seen.
Campus chapter of Challah for Hunger bakes and sells fresh bread to fight social injustice'
Last week, MTV dropped its much-anticipated bombshell with the premiere of ""College Life,"" filmed right here at UW-Madison. Without going into too much detail, we saw an edited and chronologically inaccurate compilation of partying, relationship trouble and problems assimilating to the local culture, all through the stories of four freshmen. The general student consensus afterward was a resounding two thumbs down.