WiscAlert texting a good first step
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Ian Zangs | May. 5, 2008Students should utilize the new emergency texting service offered.
Students should utilize the new emergency texting service offered.
'The Visitor' boasts strong performances and subtle commentary on immigration issues.'
Melodramatic \Married life"" leaves viewers unsatisfied.'
More regional spots up for grabs.
Japanese metal band Boris releases their fourteenth full-lenth release 'Smiles.'
Witte Hall officials evacuated residents Thursday after an elevator fire broke out at 3 a.m.
ASM Student Council elected new committee leaders yesterday. SSFC Chair Alex Gallagher announced his resignation following the meeting.
Hip-hop activists Universes take the stage at the Overture Center.'
\Zombie"" protesters of last year lacked focus, substantial message.
In his final column of the year, Jon discusses the Brewer skipper's managing technique.
Wisconsin residents share their opinions on climate change in a recent poll, which shows the majority believes it will have at least a moderately problematic effect on the state.',0
Have fun at Mifflin Street Block Party, but make intelligent decisions.
Kiera adjusts to her new home down below the Mason-Dixon line'
Police maintain stricter standards and higher presence because of the potential for crime the open atmosphere and high volume of participants
The presidential campaign of U.S. Sen. John McCain, R - oAriz,, begins to build momentum in Wisconsin, while the democratic candidacy remains split.',0
Hundreds of students and workers rallied through downtown Madison Thursday to protest labor and immigrant issues.
Dane County 911 Center Director Joe Norwick said the dispatcher failed to call Brittany Zimmermann's cell phone back after disconnecting her to take another call.
Lisa Stone added Kathi Bennett, daughter of former UW men's coach Dick Bennett, to her staff.
UWPD implemented an emergency text-messaging service Thursday and hope to see students sign up in the following week.
Anna examines the future of lit, a medium on the brink thanks to TV and the Internet.'