Statewide smoking ban smart for state
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Feb. 6, 2008Wisconsin should continue its progressive stance against smoking in public places.
Wisconsin should continue its progressive stance against smoking in public places.
Badgers enter season with high hopes.
Super Tuesday"" proved indecisive in the Democratic race. Several states went to U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., for the Republicans.
From _Coming on Strong_ through _The Warning_ and now on to _Made in the Dark_, London's Hot Chip have made a rather quick shift from mellow, occasionally dreary R&B-inspired electronica to catchy dance music that deftly re-engineers funk and disco.
Adam takes a closer look at the newest battle between Wisconsin and Minnesota.
After canceling evening classes Wednesday, the university announced school will resume Thursday morning.
Residents spoke both for and against the rezoning at a public hearing at Tuesday's city council meeting.
Despite sabotage from anonymous hackers, Scientology doesn't seem so bad.
Freshman Knight is playing with confidence and success has followed.
On her self-proclaimed offical day, Ashley reminds people why she deserves their praise.'
The developer of the Metropolitan Place II faces foreclosure.
Ben weighs Beck's positive, negative effects on the music industry'
'Super Tuesday' will likely decide the GOP nomination, but with Clinton and Obama so close in the polls, will the road to the Democratic candidacy wind through Wisconsin?
Keaton clears up some of the misconceptions surrounding the American primary system.'
College students seeking mental health treatment is on the rise and should be treated like any other illness.
Monday's ammended budget will be presented to the Associated Students of Madison Council for final approval.
Three children and their mother were involved in a standoff between a Madison man and police.
UW-Madison polticial scientist Charles Franklin will participate in an Ad Hoc Committee to analyze why polls have not accurately predicted the 2008 presidential primary results
Ryan Reszel tells why the Patriots' loss was everyone else's gain.
Provost Patrick Farrell said the department could be fully functioning by fall 2008.