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(09/06/07 6:00am)
Those who have not heard Rilo Kiley's music prior to Under the
Blacklight will be the best audience for their latest album. This
being said, Rilo Kiley has been one of my favorite bands for the
past two years; I fell in love with Jenny Lewis' soulful crooning
as I explored campus my freshman year and, in some ways, I consider
A Better Son/ Daughter"" (from Rilo Kiley's The Execution of All
Things) to be my personal anthem, as corny as that sounds. However,
I also believe that it would have been in the band's best interest
if the newest addition to their discography had never been released
to the public.
(12/03/06 6:00am)
The holidays are creeping up and the Badgers were in a giving
mood.
(12/05/05 6:00am)
The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team (5-1)
continued to show they possess a variety of scoring options, as it
seems that every game a new player steps up with a breakout
performance. This Saturday it was junior forward Jason Chappell,
who shot his way into the spotlight and made his presence felt
early and often during the Badgers 71-55 victory over Pepperdine at
the Kohl Center Saturday.
(04/29/05 6:00am)
Back in my days as a sandwich maker for a now-defunct local
merchant, I conducted an experiment, the results of which confirmed
the worst about the mindset of the average American.
(03/16/05 6:00am)
Long-distance bus travel is not supposed to be any fun. Riders
cram into a noisy, smelly old coach. The trip takes too long, and
nobody is in particularly high spirits at the end.
(03/09/05 6:00am)
We live in peculiar times.
(02/11/05 6:00am)
There are few things harder than breaking into the music scene.
For a band to make a name for itself, it takes talent, dedication
from all members and, perhaps most challenging of all, the creation
of a unique new sound.
(02/10/05 6:00am)
Ever since Sept. 11, Americans have been living in fear of
another terrorist attack. From the pretty-colored alert that
flashes across the bottom of television screens coast-to-coast to
the war in Iraq, we have been saturated with the idea that the
United States is the good guy in a crusade to stop the fanatical
bad guys from attacking us again. We lost civil liberties under the
USA Patriot Act and saw horrible images of gruesome interrogation
tactics to help our leaders hunt those bad guys down, yet still we
are afraid.
(02/02/05 6:00am)
Steve Kimock Band
(12/08/04 6:00am)
I am kind of a schlub.
(11/18/04 6:00am)
I have a confession to make. Several confessions, actually. You
see, dear reader, I am not the wonderful person some of you may
think. I have had my problems and have perpetrated my fair share of
evil. The thing is, it's not my fault. I blame the gays.
(11/04/04 6:00am)
When you get right down to it, George W. Bush seems like a hell
of a guy. He smiles a lot, he's very devoted to his lovely family
and he can probably drink us all under the table, or at least he
could back in his heyday. He's really strong in his convictions,
and he and God seem to have a nice relationship. And he still has
those boyish good looks.
(11/02/04 6:00am)
On Oct. 23, Reuters, the news wire service, put out news briefs
on three different national political polls, all measuring the
presidential race.
(11/01/04 6:00am)
On Oct. 23, Reuters, the news wire service, put out news briefs
on three different national political polls, all measuring the
presidential race.
(10/14/04 6:00am)
It's finally happened. Over the past few months, the United
States has seen four of the 10 worst hurricanes in its history, a
major earthquake in California and the imminent eruption of
Washington's Mount St. Helen for the first time in almost a quarter
century. The world is in a state of suspended animation as
countries from Kenya to Russia wait with fearful apprehension for
the next terrorist attack. The most powerful country in the world
is losing its influence at a time when its guidance is needed most.
And throughout all of it, the public is, by and large, totally
oblivious.
(09/15/04 6:00am)
It is a fact that college students like pizza. This I say with
complete and utter confidence. College students like pizza similar
to the way rabbits like cabbage: Sure, sometimes there is a strange
one who will pass over the treat, but the other rabbits will just
stare at the non-partaker for a little while before going back to
happily munching on Old Man Johnson's prized front-yard
crop.
(08/30/04 6:00am)
If you have been away for the summer, you might notice several
changes around campus as you return. Maybe you'll see the new
Overture Center on State Street. Perhaps the new renovations to
Camp Randall Stadium will tickle your fancy. And it's conceivable
that the new Crew House has you impressed.
(05/04/04 6:00am)
The Madison Common Council will vote on whether or not to make
the city of Rafah, on the Gaza Strip, the 12th member of its sister
city program May 18. The debate surrounding the current sister-city
proposal has been highly political. It has mirrored the typical
rhetoric from sympathizers of both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian
debate. It is important that people on both sides of the debate,
however, figure out exactly what they are arguing over.
(04/12/04 6:00am)
UW-Madison is a world-class research institution that prides
itself greatly on the diversity of ideas on campus. Students from
around the country and around the world come here, and scientific
and academic breakthroughs from foreign students are commonplace.
In that light, the most recent statistic on international student
enrollment is extremely distressing.
(03/24/04 6:00am)
The proposed amendment prohibiting homosexuals to marry or to
receive \legal status identical or substantially similar to that of
marriage"" passed in both houses of the Wisconsin Legislature. If
the amendment passes in both houses again in the next legislative
session and is approved by popular referendum, one of the union's
most progressive states will have discrimination written into its
constitution.