Accountability Board may regulate issue ads
By Rebecca Autrey | Mar. 28, 2008The Government Accountability Board voted Thursday to consider regulating advertisements paid for by special interest groups in order to improve the campaign process.
The Government Accountability Board voted Thursday to consider regulating advertisements paid for by special interest groups in order to improve the campaign process.
In the third open forum in the last month, Union administration met with student food staff to adress employee concerns. Student employees at the meeting called attention to the lack of communication between employees and administration.
Kiera goes to a Shakespeare play, ends drenched in saliva'
Despite negative reputation, sororities provide valuable service to students, campus.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced Thursday two new appointees to the UW System Board of Regents.
Jon examines how the men's hockey team made it into the NCAA Tournament.
Wisconsin's softball team starts Big Ten season Friday.
The Daily Cardinal sits down with the young stars of the new horror film \The Ruins.""'
Jack White and Brendan Benson follow up the success of Broken Boy Soldiers.'
Wisconsin faces Davidson in the Sweet 16.
Midwest Passenger Rail Compact important in reducing reliance on automobiles, needs federal funding.
Steve Brown Apartments, occupied by many students must be more environmentally responsible.
In October 2007, UW-Madison students brought Project 40/40 to campus and have since promoted awareness of the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa, recently sending six student members to a national conference to discuss the crisis with other students
The Madison Repertory Theatre's 'Permanent Collection' will shed light on the political issues of race when it comes to the Overture Center this weekend. '
Researchers say what you think is scarce depends on how you look at it'
Damon Williams was named vice provost for diversity and climate, and Steve Stern was named vice provost for faculty and staff Wednesday.
Allegations of ethical lapses continue to dominate the state Supreme Court race Wednesday, despite each campaign saying they are against outside interest groups heavy involvement in the election.
Willing to commit your soul in the ninth circle? Apply within.'
UW-Madison senior Wyndham Manning and freshman Conor O'Hagan squared off in a debate hosted by the Roosevelt Institution and WISPRIG Wednesday.
Xavier and West Virgina also look to advance