Waste of '88 Minutes'
By Molly Reppen and Katie Foran-McHale | Apr. 24, 2008Pacino's latest offers almost 88 plots twists and no surprises.'
Pacino's latest offers almost 88 plots twists and no surprises.'
Sports editor Nate Carey analyzes the world of sports and media.
Why won't you just drink some coffee, Matt?'
The Daily Cardinal staff rates eight places in the search for the city's tastiest french fries'
Many UW athletes have already qualified for Regionals.
Scott Farrell came to UW-Madison Wednesday to speak about the social media and communication revolution.
Wisconsin takes two from rival UW-Green Bay
Casey forecasts the future of TV in an Internet streaming age.'
Wisconsin, with its prevalent drinking culture, was rated the state with the most drunk drivers in the country Wednesday. Over one-fourth of drivers said they drove under the influence at least once in the past year.
The Contract Advisory Board rejected WISPIRG's request for contract status Wednesday. Chancellor John Wiley plans to review meeting notes and make the final decision within the following weeks.
UW-Madison health officials share insight on HPV vaccine'
In a separate incident, police arrested a man for punching a window pane and breaking the glass of the Great Dane's entryway.
UW Greeks kicked off Greeks Go Green Week"" with a block party on Wednesday. The Greek community will host events all week to promote awareness on behalf of the Green Coalition.
Police plan to install cameras similar to those used on State Street for Freakfast along Mifflin Street for this year's block party.
UW will play Minnesota-Michigan State winner Friday.
TMI leads a tingly fingered Bill to Internet misdiagnosis'
UW-Madison professor emeritus of computer sciences and Microsoft Technical Fellow David DeWitt will head the new laboratory.
Badgers will face several non-conference challenges
Brian Jonestown Massacre does some experimenting with sound and controversy on its latest, My Bloody Underground'
Students will help to boost the state's economy in the coming months, officials said Wednesday, with unemployment around the state likely to decrease in the summer.