Alex Hess

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Bar license revocation prompts lawsuit

Cartoonist relates history, comics

Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist known for his books \Maus I"" and ""Maus II"" and his numerous New Yorker covers, spoke to a crowd of several hundred people ' ¦

NY Times writer bashes Bush

Paul Krugman, a Princeton University professor of economics and foreign affairs and a regular columnist for The New York Times, spoke Monday evening to a near-capacity crowd at the Wisconsin ' ¦

Int'l students face registration obstacles

Many international students who sought to attend UW-Madison this semester encountered delays in the student visa application process, a situation university officials have tried to resolve by adopting new policies ' ¦

WiCell Research Institute receives $1.7 million in grant

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences recently awarded a $1.7 million grant to the WiCell Research Institute on the UW-Madison campus and designated it as one of three Exploratory ' ¦

Vonnegut's eclectic speech packs theater

Kurt Vonnegut, the acclaimed author of such landmark novels as \Slaughterhouse Five"" and ""Cat's Cradle,"" spoke Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Wisconsin Union Theater. A capacity crowd packed the ' ¦

Palestinian activist to speak tonight about West Bank's new 'apartheid wall'

Tonight at 7 p.m. at the Memorial Union, a Palestinian activist will speak about the controversy surrounding \the Apartheid Wall,"" as Palestinians call it, which the Israeli government is now ' ¦

West side of campus to see new union facility

Wisconsin Union officials have begun planning a new union facility to be built on the west side of the UW-Madison campus. According to Union Director Mark Guthier, he and fellow ' ¦

Capitol rally takes on numerous Wis. issues

In recognition of International Workers Day, a diverse crowd of approximately 250 people gathered on the steps of the state Capitol Thursday evening to protest the policies of the Bush ' ¦

Wis. soldiers await deployment

As the fighting in Iraq subsides, approximately 50 Wisconsin Army National Guard units stationed at Fort McCoy continue to wait for their deployment to the Middle East. According to Wisconsin ' ¦