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Cover art is probably one of the least essential ingredients in the making of a successful album. And yet, it's always strangely satisfying to buy a record and find that the artist has managed to capture the essence of their record via a simple insert. Salient examples include the chaos of Pavement's Slanted and Enchanted or the ethereal nature of Sigur Rós' Agætis Byrjun.
In recent years there has been an exaggerated assault on the word liberal,"" aimed at linking the word to connotations of wimpy foreign policy, high taxes, reckless spending and crackpot ideas, to name a few.
Mother Teresa, the tiny Albanian woman who spent her life working with the poorest of the poor,"" is in the news again (and no, she isn't in a custody battle or in trouble for stealing OJ's memorabilia). In 1998, Pope John Paul II raised a few eyebrows when he put her on the fast track to sainthood just one year after her death, but it is the most recent revelation about her that is causing a torrent of controversy in the theological world.
The new University Station U.S. Post Office, 441 Lake Street, opens today, replacing a temporary location at University Bookstore and a previous site at the old University Square, the post office announced Friday.
It's rare when an album legitimately stuns you with something so good that years from now, people will look back and say, God, they just don't make music like that anymore.""
It's rare when an album legitimately stuns you with something so good that years from now, people will look back and say, God, they just don't make music like that anymore.""
Republicans in the state Legislature have recently called on Democrats to remove a budget proposal that would give UW System faculty members the right to vote on collective bargaining.
Last Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark 5-4 ruling that upheld the federal government's ban on partial birth abortions. In a stinging dissent, Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg called the decision ""alarming.""
There is an obvious reason why, even in a season as hyped as this one, no one was calling for Bo Ryan's head when the seventh-ranked Badgers lost to Missouri State early this season.
Some movies are simply made to be enjoyed at the theater. They are not films—they will not woo critics with their nuanced storytelling, nor garner attention with controversial subject matter. They are indeed movies, not films, and they exist solely to entertain, nothing more. Zack Snyder's movie adaptation of Frank Miller's ""300"" is a fine example of an excellent movie when taken for what it is.
The sky screamed blue on an unseasonably warm January day as thousands upon thousands gathered within blocks of our nation's capital were just moments away from screaming for immediate peace in Iraq.
1TV on the Radio, Return to Cookie Mountain
He's been called an altar-boy, a universally well-liked and wonderful person.
From Asia to Temple of the Dog, the output of rock supergroups tends to bow to the hubris that the designation implies. The world of indie rock, on the other hand, seems to have had much better luck, with the success stories (the New Pornographers, Broken Social Scene, the Raconteurs, the Postal Service) outweighing the also-rans (Electronic).
If there was an award for having the most slogans, Lagunitas Brewing Co.'s Brown Shugga' would be the clear winner. Sporting such subtle mantras as ""Beer Speaks. People Mumble."" and ""Cultured Brewery Yeast is a'kin to feeding Raw Shark to your Gerbil. It is unlikely to ever occur in nature."" Brown Shugga' brings the average public rest room to shame in terms of pure, irreverent witticisms.
A downtrodden goat gracing its label, Big Sky Brewery's Scape Goat Pale Ale is a lesson in a 12 oz. bottle. Like some sort of liquid allegory for scapegoating, this beer may not seem like the right idea at first, but after a few sips, you'll feel like you're getting away with murder.
The usual suspects litter the top of the BCS standings. Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, USC, a dash of one-loss SEC teams and two Big East teams (although probably not the two you're used to) sit in the Top 10, seemingly setting the nation up for another BCS brawl among the big dogs.
Owning books is not, in most cases, like owning CDs or movies, which you will often enjoy multiple times in your lifetime/the past month. If you are as musically inclined as I am, it is much to the annoyance of those around you. And if you liked [Will Ferrell movie here] as much as every other college kid did, it is much to my annoyance.
Let me begin this column by saying that on Saturday I watched ""American Psycho,"" and I am now legitimately freaked out by a) Christian Bale, 2) people who decorate their homes with a lot of white, and d) chainsaws. This brings up an excellent point. What if Tobey Maguire had been cast as Patrick Bateman, prince of delusion? Or what about everybody's favorite actor ever (!!!), Paul Walker? Would it have worked? All the sweating and the tanning and the handling of nail guns, knives, axes, etc.? Would you really get it if Peter Parker pointed a handgun at a kitten?
Gino's, 540 State St., has been serving a variety of authentic Italian dishes for over 43 years. With its bright red awning and patio in front, Gino's is an icon in downtown Madison.
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