NEWS
Cardinal looks at MLB surprises
By Abby Becker and Kate Hedlin | Apr. 14, 2004Only weeks into the season, some have started hot
News
NEWS
Value of capitalism constant for 80 years
By Nitin Julka | Apr. 14, 2004Last week, I watched the 1923 silent film \Within the Law,"" which was an adaptation of the Bayard Veiller play.??It was one in a series of screenings sponsored by the ' ¦
NEWS
Baseball alive and well at UW
By Matt Carroll | Apr. 13, 2004While the UW softball team may be getting most of the attention in sports this spring, there is another team roaming the diamond right now and they are turning some ' ¦
NEWS
News Briefs
Apr. 13, 2004Only one day after President Bush received a pre-Sept. 11 memo on al Qaeda's effort to strike in the United States, senior government officials received a similar briefing that excluded ' ¦
NEWS
Deception and evironmental destruction
By Bill Rohde | Apr. 13, 2004Wisconsin prides itself as being an environmentally friendly state, with citizens who enjoy and respect their natural surroundings. In fact, Wisconsin's own former governor and senator Gaylord Nelson organized the ' ¦
NEWS
Bill could bring return of draft
By Caleb Nesser | Apr. 13, 2004No exemptions for women, students
NEWS
The worst books ever
By Ben Breiner | Apr. 13, 2004\Bad as I Want to Be"" This book had annoying changes in font and type size, like a schoolkid using different crayons randomly. I hoped the book would help me ' ¦'
NEWS
Who's in the line of fire?
By Jessica Gartner | Apr. 13, 2004Michelle Witmer, daughter of a New Berlin family, has died in the fighting in Iraq, and her parents are appealing to keep their other girls from returning to a combat ' ¦
NEWS
'Count Down' has a number of problems
Apr. 13, 2004Steve Olson claims he is trying to humanize a group of kids in his new book, \Count Down."" Instead of making his subjects seem more real, he transforms them into ' ¦'
NEWS
Kerry goes on campus tours to promote student vote
By Jennifer Kidd | Apr. 13, 2004With rock band Guster headlining his political rally at University of New Hampshire, a link to an interview with MTV's Gideon Yago on his Web site, and the theme \Compact ' ¦
NEWS
Arun Gandhi recounts grandfather's lessons
By Dinesh Ramde | Apr. 13, 2004In the 1940s, Mahatma Gandhi led India to its independence from Britain using the principles of nonviolence. His 70-year-old grandson, Arun Gandhi, explained to a UW-Madison audience Monday how those ' ¦
NEWS
DoIT luncheon serves up info. on technology improvements
By Amelia Buragas | Apr. 13, 2004Director of the Division of Information Technology Annie Stunden focused on efforts to upgrade campus, state and regional network services Monday during her talk, \Information Technology at UW-Madison,"" which was ' ¦
NEWS
FDA will decide fate of Doyle's drug plan
By Jason Stitt | Apr. 13, 2004Gov. to appear before task force
NEWS
Seiler may face felony charges
Apr. 13, 2004Madison police returned the search warrant filed last week for UW-Madison sophomore Audrey Seiler, according to Madison Police Sgt. Dave McCaw. WKOW News reported the search warrant shows police believe ' ¦
NEWS
Are we prepared for zombie attacks?
By Peter Long | Apr. 13, 2004Far too often lately in \The Long and Short of It"" I've donated an inordinate amount of space to lamenting the constant deluge of essays and exams that assail my ' ¦'
NEWS
Two long months for Harris, UW
By Josh Salm | Apr. 13, 2004June 24 must seem like years away for Devin Harris right now. In less than two months, the junior guard for UW must decide whether or not he is going ' ¦
NEWS
News Briefs
Apr. 12, 2004Michelle Witmer, a private stationed in Baghdad with the 32nd Military Police Company of the Wisconsin National Guard, was killed Friday, becoming the 16th Wisconsin soldier to be killed in ' ¦
NEWS
UW, Madison collect glasses to send to Third World countries
By Les Chappell | Apr. 12, 2004People in developing nations with poor vision will soon be given aided focus, thanks to the efforts of the Second Sight Campaign. Taking place in May as a collaboration between ' ¦
NEWS
Rise in multiple majors spurs debate
By Patrice Kohl | Apr. 12, 2004Currently, nearly one quarter of UW-Madison students are pursuing double, triple and even quadruple majors to satisfy their academic appetites, but students' rising ambitions might not be to their advantage ' ¦
NEWS
The Seventh-Grade Times runs amok
By Louie Holwerk | Apr. 12, 2004I've been volunteering with a seventh-grade class. I help on history and English assignments, and this week we started working on a class newspaper. It took some convincing before their ' ¦'
Popular
By Tomer Ronen
|
11/05/2024
By Joseph Panzer
, Anna Kleiber
, Annika Bereny
, Alaina Walsh
, Audrey Lopez-Stane
, Gavin Escott
, Jake Wesson
, Nick Bumgardner
, Iain Chang
, Mary Bosch
, Elijah Pines
, Clara Strecker
, Drew Wesson
, Noe Goldhaber
, Tomer Ronen
, Gabriella Hartlaub
, Wanwa Omot
, Ella Hanley
and Sreejita Patra
|
11/05/2024
By Joseph Panzer
|
11/05/2024
By Drew Wesson
|
11/04/2024
Tweets by DailyCardinal
Print
Read on Issuu
