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Letter to the edtior: Pro-life means equality for all
The issue of pro-life depends on rights for all
Letter to the editor: Abortion depends on status of life
Dan Josephson's column on abortion did not contemplate the definition of birth and where the fetus is a living being
Mafia restaurant secret revealed
Can you keep a secret?
Letter to the Editor: New plant adds to issue
An October 6th article by Ryan Dashek noted the issues with a Cassville coal plant, but the problem is already here in Dane County
Public schools can improve with passionate, educated teachers
Recent article about Milwaukee Public Schol
National recognition means wins against tough teams
Wisconsin's loss to Michigan is damaging, but not damaging enough to keep them from climbing the national ladder
A Bite of Madison
Check out this new, weekly review of local restaurants by two Madison natives.
Former Ireland president to speak on campus
UW looks 'Forward' to new fest
The first ever Forward Music Fest will bring local and national acts to Madison this weekend.
Letter to the Editor: SAFE Services a serious letdown
A student expresses frustration with the SAFE service's lack of support for students in need
Pregnant with promise, 'Women' can't deliver
Diana English's new film offers up a man-free universe in "The Women." The result: An awkward mess that seems as dated as George Cukor's 1939 original.
Going green not as difficult as the average student may think
WISPIRG Chair defends ease of helping out in the various ways to save energy
Letter to the editor: senior class president offers apology for theft
Senior class president Oliver DelGado issues public statement over recent events that have put him under university scrutiny
Dig into canned and frozen foods
Check out some ways to use those old canned foods for a delectable meal.
Letter to the editor: Ryan's solution flawed
Columnist Ryan Dashek's money-saving solution for Madison buses will be ineffective
Please allow Dale to introduce himself
Jay-Z to the Decemberists, Dale debates the best music welcome.
Okkervil River stays afloat, can't Stand out on latest
After the success of The Stage Names, Okkervil River only drifts on The Stand Ins
'Wackness' evokes '90s indie romance
New York and pot dealing provides backdrop for quirky new film.
Movie that inspire majors
Whether you’re a budding freshman or super senior test driving your fifth major, chances are you’d like some guidance. Too busy for an advising appointment? Our staff writers reveal the secrets to their success: movies.
Timberlake cancels out Sparxxx
(Interscope) Snapping beats. A Timberlake appearance. Hand claps. Yonder Mountain String Band?? Not what one was expecting to hear, but on Bubba Sparxxx's latest album, , the allusions to life …
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Tannishtha Chatterjee delivers a moving performance as a young woman thrust into a new world and marriage in "Brick Lane."
Seen in: Drama esplores arranged marriage
Three Big 12 signal callers lead the way in the chase for the Heisman
Seen in: Quarterbacks dominate Heisman race
Viggo Mortensen and Ed Harris (who also directed and wrote the film's screenplay) partner up as sheriff and deputy in "Appaloosa."
Michael Cerra and Kat Dennings, reknowned for their hipser-movie prowess, tackle slightly more mature roles in "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist," dodging blatant comparisons to "Juno" and "Superbad."
Seen in: 'Playlist' shuffles up hipster trends
Paul Newman, here playing a mob boss in 'Road to Perdition,' wowed with his blue eyes and arresting screen presence for almost 50 years.
Seen in: Fast Eddie to philanthropy: Newman leaves 'Cool' legacy
Michael Pena, Rachel McAdams and Tim Robbins give convincing performances as a trio of returning soldiers, but audiences will likely give the film's dull script the same cold reception the characters receive in the film.
This market in Spain offers a fresh taste of local ingredients. Unlike the many fast food options in the United States, other countries often have unique, locally grown food that can give students insight into their culture.
Seen in: Breaking cultural barriers through food
Although Victor needs saving throughout the film, it's Sam Rockwell's performance that rescues this Palahniuk adaptation from tepid execution.
Seen in: Producers 'Choke,' Rockwell shines
Alec Baldwin's comedic genius shines in "My Best Friend's Girl," but tepid performances from Jason Biggs and the rest of the cast, coupled with a not-so-inventive soundtrack, inevitably overshadow the film.
Aasif Mandvi takes a break from The Best F***ing News Team Ever, but it's Ricky Gervais' British spunk that keeps "Ghost Town" afloat
Seen in: Gervais' lively performance balances out 'Ghost Town'
Actress Amy Carle musters the pluck of 40 actresses in the Madison Repertory Theatre's new comedy, "Fully Committed." Meanwhile, her protagonist, Sam, juggles an equally hectic lifestyle in customer service.
Seen in: Split personalities side-splitting in one-woman show
Recent UW grad Mark Korshak hopes to ignite meaningful political discussion when it screens "Youthanized" this Monday at Memorial Union.
Seen in: UW grad, new film explore political apathy
George Cloony demonstrates proper movie theater etiquette in a scene from one of this summer's monster draws, "Burn After Reading."
Seen in: Kevin lays down movie theater etiquette
Seen in: Consider it broken
Madhatters originated the Friday After Class drink special.
Seen in: Students go 'Mad' for reopened bar
Even though Madhatters is not located in the usual State Street bar area, crowds are lining up to try out this new bar for its fun ambiance and delicious drinks.
Seen in: Students go 'Mad' for reopened bar
Seen in: A new shade of green
While "The Godfather Part II" and "Heat" are two classics in the Pacino/De Niro canons, don't expect "Righteous Kill" to ressurect their popularity. Their careers, for now, look stuck in body bags.
Seen in: Godfathers of cool pass down fame, best role
The Wisconsin women’s rowing teams also have their goals set high this season.
Seen in: Men’s and women’s rowing prepare for new season
The Wisconsin women’s rowing teams also have their goals set high this season.
The UW men’s rowing team hopes to bring home some more championship trophies this season after having so much success last year (top). The Wisconsin women’s rowing teams also have their goals set high this season.
Seen in: Men’s and women’s rowing prepare for new season
The Stand Ins may not represent Okkervil River's best effor, but hte indie rockers' fifth full-length album is still worthy of a listen.
Seen in: Okkervil River stays afloat, can't Stand out on latest
Boasting retro-hipster dialogue and a supporting cast that includes Mary-Kate and Method Man, "The Wackness" was almost destined to fall somewhere between nauseating and cute. Despite a few blemishes, it fortunately leans toward the latter.
Seen in: 'Wackness' evokes '90s indie romance
With their third full-length album, Sam Cohen, Jesse Gallagher and Jeremy Black are turning Apollo Sunshine tnto something special.
Seen in: Diverse tunes lift humdrum lyrics on Apollo Sunshine's latest
Sporting dreads and intimidation, Nicolas Cage stars as Joe in 'Bangkok Dangerous'—a film with characters so raw, they don't need last names.
Seen in: Cage's latest distaster only 'Dangerous' to career, attention spans
Thanks to those pesky teacher-student sex taboos, UW-Madison's TAs don't get many chances to show off... well, everything, in a classroom setting. It could be an awkward semester for a few theatre majors.
Seen in: 'Full Monty' earns praise, loses clothes
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin officially became the first female Republican vice-presidential candidate Wednesday night.
Seen in: Palin responds to critics, accepts nomination
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader said students have the ability to play a bigger role in government.
Seen in: Independent candidate Ralph Nader speaks of his third bid for the presidency
Seen in: Walking a fine relationship line
With crass jokes featuring statue hazing and hairy body shots, feminists may be shocked to find one of their own behind the camera in "College."
Seen in: 'College' director breaks through gender, gag-reflex barriers
Steve Coogan plays a desperate theater teacher in "Hamlet 2," bringing sexy back to the Bard's tale of a vengeful son the only way he knows how: adding the son of God to the marquee. To see or not to see? Yes is the answer.
Seen in: 'Ham'ming up Shakespeare
Seen in: Show and blow still needs work
Seen in: Taking a chance on UW
Although the merits of ‘Disaster Movie,’ ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ and ‘Legally Blonde’ are debatable, their inspirational qualities are undeniable.
Seen in: Movie that inspire majors
Seen in: Images from the Warped Tour
Running back Lance Smith may once again be sidelined for failing to follow the first-offender program.
Seen in: Bielema suspends Smith indefinitely
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