- Director of 911 center resigns under fireFriday, Sep. 5, 2:20pm
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Republican National Convention Protests:
News
It’s official: McCain accepts nod
ST. PAUL, Minn. — U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., vowed Thursday to reform Washington by cutting government waste and taxes while attacking the Democratic nominee for his stances on issues on education, foreign relations and health care. McCain formally accepted the nomination for president at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn. and thanked those present for their support… View story »
News
Fight at Plaza leaves 1 dead
Madison marked its sixth homicide of the year Wednesday night as 22-year-old Juan Bernal was stabbed outside the Plaza Tavern at 318 N. Henry St. A suspect, Justin Stout, 31, of Madison, has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide and is being held at the Dane County Jail. Neither the suspect nor victim are affiliated with the University of Wisconsin…. View story »
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High-profile professor returns to UW
A popular and well-respected political science professor will be returning to the University of Wisconsin after leaving in 2007, UW officials said Thursday. Jon Pevehouse, who took a position at the University of Chicago for triple his UW salary, will begin teaching at UW again in the fall of 2009. Citing an improved political science department and a desire for… View story »
ArtsEtc.
Trio dares to return to Madison
In the world of up-and-coming musicians, indie-alternative bands are hardly in short supply. But before you pass judgment, take a listen to the Daredevil Christopher Wright. Arising from Eau Claire, the trio, composed of Jon and Jason Sunde and their friend, Jesse Edgington, brings a new sound with dramatic instrumentals, intriguing vocals and unexpected twists. “We play sort of a… View story »
Sports
Marshall next for UW
If there were any questions about the Badgers’ offensive attack heading into the season, running back P.J. Hill made sure they were answered in the University of Wisconsin’s victory over Akron. This weekend, the secondary will hope to do the same. In Wisconsin’s 38-17 season-opening win Saturday, the Badgers’ inexperienced defensive backs did little to quell fears that the group… View story »
News
- Family of Brittany Zimmermann offers up reward of $5,000
- McCain, Palin set to appear in Wisconsin today
- Officer titles to change
- Triathletes pack Madison for Ironman competition
- UW grad gives out Free Bikes
Opinion & Editorial
- Drinking laws enforced selectively, hypocritically
- Avoid Sponsorship of Mifflin (editorial board)
- U.S. addiction to oil will not cease
- Religious rhetoric an insult to electorate
ArtsEtc.
Sports
- Brenner: Hill’s touches need to lessen
- Badgers neglected, still win
- Weekend tourney brings stiff competition
- Women’s soccer getting ready for Hoosier Classic
