Well I'll be ... Willalby's
By Ben Schultz | Mar. 25, 2004Willalbys exemplifies the strange creature that is Willy Street. Willy (and not, I insist,?? Williamson Street) is the stretch of Madison as the city should be, as if preserved in ' ¦'
Willalbys exemplifies the strange creature that is Willy Street. Willy (and not, I insist,?? Williamson Street) is the stretch of Madison as the city should be, as if preserved in ' ¦'
After spending a week in France, almost any aspect of Madison is bound to seem pale and uninteresting by comparison. A dull Lake Mendota cannot possibly compete with the romantic ' ¦'
Ten years ago the Badgers were headed to the Rose Bowl. Brent Moss tallied 158 yards and two touchdowns to be awarded the 1994 Rose Bowl MVP as the Badgers ' ¦
Show your solidarity against new nuclear power plants in Wisconsin by joining the protest today at 12:30 p.m. in Library Mall. The protest, sponsored by Physicians for Social Responsibility, supports ' ¦
As citizens of the world's great superpower, we Americans can't help but look at the every world event from the standpoint of how it affects our immediate interests. A mistake ' ¦
My job as a journalist would be much easier if I could just make up stories and pass them off as true. That would never work, though, because I'm not ' ¦
A microbe UW-Madison researchers found in an abandoned mine may provide the key to creating virtually unbreakable materials. In a study published in the March 12 issue of Science, researchers ' ¦
Apparel bearing Bucky Badger and other UW-Madison logos sparked lively discussion at a panel Wednesday examining the rights of workers who make the clothes, responsibilities of those licensed to sell ' ¦
Lawsuit might signal end of drink specials ban
I didn't spend this past spring break anywhere with palm trees. I went home and spent my break eating, sleeping and listening to \Heaven is a Place on Earth"" by ' ¦'
After terminating production of the 2003-04 Badger Yearbook, the yearbook staff resigned, citing lack of university support and the \constant cycle of mishandling of money."" Badger Yearbook Editor Heather Migut ' ¦
Historians study the past by asking what happened. Dr. Jared Diamond, evolutionary biologist and renowned author, argues it is equally important to ask why events happened in the specific way ' ¦
An increasing number of college graduates are choosing careers for money instead of following their passions, The Christian Science Monitor reported in March. The problem lies in the debt that ' ¦
The National Association of Scholars announced Tuesday it will be seeking access to admissions documents of selective public universities in 20 states. The NAS is working with the Center for ' ¦
Wisconsin will implement a new voter registration system this summer, which will give officials an opportunity to identify voter fraud but potentially create logistical challenges for the State Elections Board. ' ¦
The proposed amendment prohibiting homosexuals to marry or to receive \legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage"" passed in both houses of the Wisconsin Legislature. If the ' ¦
Is the current environmental movement a religion? Michael Crichton, author of several books including \Jurassic Park"" and ""Andromeda Strain,"" seems to think so. He is a graduate of Harvard Medical ' ¦
Gov. Jim Doyle and Wisconsin's trade delegation, which includes UW-Madison representatives, recently completed a successful stop in Beijing, China, where they discussed importation of Wisconsin products. Doyle told the press ' ¦
Mastercard called The Daily Cardinal the other day offering me an exclusive interview with Hoobastank. By \me,"" of course, I mean ""me and approximately 700 college newspapers across the country."" ' ¦'