Nick Osiecki

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Badgers take game two for series split

UW student activist announces bid for Dane County Board

A UW-Madison student activist hopes to fill the vacancy on the Dane County Board of Supervisors left by long-time member Echnaton Vedder, who represented a district containing 85 percent students. ' ¦

Buying multiple kegs would be illegal under new law

Buying more than one keg of beer could become illegal in Madison if a proposed keg registration ordinance is passed. The proposed ordinance has not breached the walls of the ' ¦

UW System unites for Halloween efforts

The strategy to prevent non-UW-Madison students from rioting on Halloween is a coordinated effort to standardize University-related penalties, according to UW System administrators. 'Our plan is to remain focused primarily ' ¦

UW students will soon have access to university rental cars

Access to hybrid community automobiles is set to expand for students over the age of 21, as UW-Madison becomes the second university in the Midwest to offer car-sharing services. UW-Madison ' ¦

State Street improvement materials delayed by Hurricane Rita

The State Street Design Project has already resulted in the remodeling of most of the 100 block of the street, but delays due to Hurricane Rita pushed back the finishing ' ¦

Public recommends higher fines to fill city's budget gap

The third and last \Build Your Own Budget"" forum was held Thursday night, giving a sparse crowd of citizens an opportunity to structure the city budget in tandem with the ' ¦

If approved, Roberts to forge own path

The recent death of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist ushered in a new battle over filling a second vacancy on the Supreme Court, and resulted in the nomination of Judge ' ¦

Community hopes new grocery store will revive Monroe Street

The City Council voted to approve the development of Monroe Commons Tuesday and allow builders to construct a five-story complex, including a grocery store and condominiums. In the communities of ' ¦

Students to voice worries at Thurs. Mifflin meeting

The date of the Mifflin Street Block Party is still in contention as the Madison Police schedule a meeting open to all students who want to attend. The meeting will ' ¦