Moped crashes into SUV outside Union South
A Madison man suffered severe head injuries after his moped crashed into an SUV Tuesday.
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A Madison man suffered severe head injuries after his moped crashed into an SUV Tuesday.
Whether or not you have the time or the brainpower, it’s time to hunker down with Rosetta Stone and start saving up for a trip to Spain or Argentina. Why is this? Because being bilingual is becoming a hot commodity in the job market. Behind the scenes of the sexiness that comes with speaking a foreign language, there seems to be a weird power struggle between languages. Here in the United Sates, I see two extremes. One of them rewards bilingualism and one simply and stubbornly considers English to be the superior language in the United States.
At the end of every school year, sports columnists use their final submission to talk about the year that was in the sports world. As much as I would love to relive things like the football team's 9-0 record or the Elite Eight trip taken by the men's basketball team, I'll let my fellow columnists give you the guided tour down memory lane.
While most UW students will most be enjoying drunken debauchery on Mifflin Street this Saturday, many others will be doing their body good by participating in the annual Crazylegs Classic. This annual 8K run, 2K walk throughout the downtown area starts at 10 a.m. on the Capitol Square and will finish at the 50-yard line in Camp Randall Stadium.
Never in a million years did I think I'd be writing this column.
The ice has melted, the sun has come out and the lakes in Madison are finally ready to race. All day Saturday the Wisconsin men's and No. 14 women's crew teams will test the waters of Lake Wingra as they participate in the 33rd annual Midwest Rowing Championships.
Remember last year when a certain Badger basketball player was trying to figure out what to do with his life? Remember when just the thought of this player leaving made you sick to your stomach because you did not want to imagine what the men's basketball team would be like this year? Remember how this player took Badger fans through a roller coaster of emotions since he seemed to change his mind every two minutes?
It's five o'clock in the morning. The sun is nowhere to be found, yet I am forced to get up by the sound of my blaring alarm. I climb out of bed trying not to wake up my roommate who probably just went to sleep about an hour ago and I get myself ready for the morning.
Even though the weather is warming up in Madison, the women's rowing team will head out west to California this weekend for competition in the Windermere Cup.
I'm worried about the status of our men's basketball team for next season. Head coach Bo Ryan has a lot on his plate since he has to replace five seniors, four of which were starters, and possibly associate head coach Rob Jeter, who has been interviewed by UW-Milwaukee for the head coach position.
Over the past two years, experts and NCAA men's basketball fans alike have used one word to describe the Big Ten conference-down.
Over the past two years, experts and NCAA men's basketball fans alike have used one word to describe the Big Ten conference-down.
A couple of weeks ago you might have read a column titled \Mac's not a misogynist"" by my fellow Daily Cardinal columnist, Jon McNamara. With a title like that you probably wondered what the heck it was about. Upon completion of reading the column, your emotions most likely ranged from anger, disapproval or maybe even agreement with what he had to say. If you did not read the column, you undoubtedly heard about it from a female friend of yours who wanted to castrate Jon after she read it.
The saying goes that all good things must come to an end. For the UW men's basketball team, this was all too familiar Sunday when their travel plans to St. Louis for the Final Four were cancelled. Sixth-seeded Wisconsin (25-9) bowed out of the tournament and the 2004-'05 season after a close 88-82 battle with the heavily favored No. 1 seed UNC Tar Heels (31-4).
This past weekend, I was worthless. I have an exam on Wednesday, but did I study for it much? Nope. I was too busy trying to figure out how Memphis's Darius Washington could miss two of three free throws with no time on the clock to let Louisville win by one in the Conference USA Championship game. Studying even had to wait after that game because next up was Georgia Tech versus North Carolina. Who could resist a UNC loss, or even Tech's dreamboat Luke Schenscher for that matter?
Wisconsin junior forward Adam Burish never had a brother to play hockey with when he was growing up. That did not matter. He had something better-a little sister who could kick all the little boys' butts.
I'm not a very superstitious person. I never really followed any pre-game rituals growing up and I did not think wearing your lucky blue shorts underneath your uniform without washing them all season would make you good. That's just gross.
It seems like only yesterday the No. 4 Wisconsin women's hockey team swept St. Cloud State for the final series of the regular season. Just one week after the sweep, the Badgers (20-7-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 26-7-1 overall) will try to achieve a third consecutive victory over the Huskies (7-18-3, 9-21-4) Friday during the opening round of the WCHA Tournament at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, Minn.
Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan had it all planned out. With 10 seconds left, the score was tied 60-60 and the ball was in the Badgers' hands. Overtime was not an option and sophomore forward Alando Tucker was going to be the hero.
Every team has its star and for Indiana, junior guard Bracey Wright has been shining the brightest this season.