Man arrested for beating 22-year-old
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 3, 2009A Madison man was arrested Friday after allegedly beating a 22-year-old man the previous Tuesday.
A Madison man was arrested Friday after allegedly beating a 22-year-old man the previous Tuesday.
The UW-Madison Faculty Senate reviewed Gov. Jim Doyle's recent budget proposal and its effect on tuition and faculty salaries Monday.
Back in November, a month before the end of the NFL's regular season, I wrote about the Detroit Lions and their march towards infamy as the only team to ever accrue a 0-16 record in the NFL. As we all know, they proceeded to lose their remaining games last season, securing their place in history as the shame of the football nation and the only team to ever end a 16-game season without a win.
The Campus Antiwar Network hosted several speakers at a teach-in Monday to discuss the need for troop withdrawal from the Middle East.
Street vendors moving from Frances to State Street would promote a safer environment for customers and residents.
Daniel Dennett spoke about the evolutionary process in his presentation Monday at the Wisconsin Union Theater.
The Wisconsin men's tennis team triumphed twice this weekend at home against two tough competitors.
Users of popular social networking sites continue to overlook dangers embedded in terms of use agreements. Facebook is currently revising their usage contracts after public outcry.
Three people were injured when a Madison Metro bus jumped a median and hit two walls Monday morning.
New UW dance group Freestyle Funk Sessions brings the art of freestyle dancing to campus'
Wisconsin sophomore forwards Keaton Nankivil and Jon Leuer have fill big shoes for the Badgers this season.
Sunday's New York Times featured an interview with U2. On the eve of the release of their twelfth studio album, No Line On The Horizon, the article focused on the band's struggle to maintain legitimacy in the face of their own 30-plus year history, the political associations of their lead singer and the commercial culture of the music today. Unsurprisingly, U2 turns out to be the hero of this story, valiantly making great music in the face of insurmountable cultural odds, all while staying true to their roots.
A study released Monday by the Pew Research Center reveals a sharp increase in Americans who are behind bars or on probation or parole and a rising cost of correctional programs to states.
Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan addressed the media Monday, one day after his team's 60-55 victory over Michigan. Much of the discussion revolved around Wisconsin's success and emphasis on defense this season.
Voters spoke their mind on the constitution ,but ASM is important and needs to attract more student involvement.
Robin Hood the Socialist. How many times this week has this phrase been uttered by conservative pundits in response to President Barack Obama's proposed budget plan? If Rush Limbaugh's nightly prayers are answered, Obama's proposed budget might just be headed for failure.
Several student groups and faculty members are looking to support the passing of domestic partner benefits in the 2009-'11 budget cycle.
The Stop-N-Go gas station was robbed for the sixth time since 2007 early Friday morning.
This week's highlights one of the most excited ping-pong players ever recorded and Mel Gibson frying chicken.'
The story of one of the greatest American stunts will not leave audiences bored.'