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Usually, when a team is on its third defensive coordinator in three years, it means something has gone terribly wrong with a revolving door at a critical position of leadership.
Despite a boost in state funding for the UW System in the upcoming biennium, UW-Madison will receive less than its usual share as system officials look to direct it elsewhere.
After UW-Madison’s student government concluded the spring semester with controversial legislation that angered members of the Jewish community and drew concern from others on campus, UW-Madison’s College Republicans chapter called for the disbandment of The Associated Students of Madison.
The exasperation was palpable across fired FBI director James Comey’s face on Thursday morning as he traipsed through the ordeal of sitting in a government building for reasons other than obtaining a boating license.“To be honest, I’d rather eat radioactive waste by myself than dine with President Trump,” Comey said, clearing his throat into the microphone. “I was really looking forward to a kitesurfing vacation with an eccentric billionaire like Richard Branson, and I am disheartened by the fact that Washington wants me back.”Laptop keyboards at the hands of Politico and Buzzfeed reporters were hammering away as Comey blasted away one-liner after one-liner of his time working with progressively inept members of the Trump administration.Former FBI officials agree that Comey’s experience as a fired FBI director is not commonplace, owing to exceptional levels of political and social turmoil across the federal government after the installation of dysfunctional executive staff with record-low levels of political skill.“Hopefully this hearing only lasts one day,” Comey said, “and I’d prefer them to put me up in the Watergate. I’d rather have my phones tapped than stay in that disasterpiece of a hotel Trump built down the street.Trump likes tweeting about his tapes. The American people want to see some tapes—namely those tapes with the call girls and the golden shower from the Russian hotel. WikiLeaks could prove itself useful and make that information public.“It’s unfortunate that Bannon isn’t present, front-row, at these hearings. Seeing as he’s the maniac who orchestrated this; why blame the ushers for a bad show?“And Kellyanne Conway…” Comey lamented, “conversations with her are like talking to a Chia Pet.”
Shows may vary by personal opinion, but here are the five types of TV shows you will encounter and should watch your freshman year.
This column begins with some good news and some bad news. The bad news is, baseball season is already more than a quarter of the way through. The good news? We still have almost 75 percent of the regular season to look forward to. With most of the year still to come, big moves made now still have a substantial impact on your season’s outcome and it may be time to make some of those difficult and risky moves. So which struggling stars should you let go of? And for whom? How do you know when it’s time to give up?
The Associated Students of Madison’s Student Judiciary voided legislation Wednesday which would have created a bylaw change for the creation of a financial transparency and ethics subcommittee.
Upon walking into a lecture hall at UW-Madison, students are almost twice as likely to find a man at the podium than a woman.
It’s easy to re-watch Netflix series you’ve already seen nine times during the summer. But movie theaters are dying, and there are lots of great features coming out this year. Here are 11 movies you should check out this summer.
Summer returns in cycles. Whether or not we connect most with ourselves during the summer, music has always been a platform of change. Like many artists looking to reinvent their image around this time, we would only hope that their music matches the reasons we listened to them in the first place.
Some campus-area bars don’t like black people or black music.
The Wisconsin Badgers have their starting quarterback firmly entrenched this spring—a luxury that’s been difficult to come by in recent years.
Conor Oberst, the mascaraed Bright Eyes frontman, has a verse on his new album, Ruminations, about life under Ronald Reagan. True, Reagan doesn’t seem so bad now, but at the time he seemed like a bad joke. “Reagan flexes his worn, snipped, tucked, mottled face,” wrote Martin Amis in 1979. “He would make a good head waiter, a good Butlins redcoat, a good host for ‘New Faces.’ But would he make a good leader of the free world?”
In a budget year we talk a lot about investing in Wisconsin and investing in UW. I heard that the UW System actually generates $24 billion in revenue for the state, I was wondering if you could talk about how UW generates revenue and how that is a good investment for the state?
In Derrick Tindal’s freshman year at Madison, 1,500 miles away from his Fort Lauderdale home, the defensive back played in 12 games and made two starts, one at safety and one at nickelback, and accumulated 10 tackles.
On how UW generates an estimated $24 billion for the state's economy:
An unprecedented storm of protests resisting the Trump Administration have shocked state capitals across the country following the November presidential election—but for some in Madison, a long history of political and social movements tying back to the university have made the new wave of activism nothing but expected.
Teaching as a black woman at a predominantly white university has its struggles, according to New York Times best-selling author Roxane Gay.
New York Times best-selling author Roxane Gay read from her book “Bad Feminist” as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate Publications Committee Lit Fest Tuesday.
You shine so bright, they force you into a shadow,growing into a sunflower without the sun to turn to,girl, you got the magicYou are surrounded by skepticswho weren’t present witness to your blossom,they doubt it’s occurrence, they doubt you.I feel your anger,the nonchalant way of going aboutexpecting nothing from the people that interact with the day.No one will let you down without your permission.I get why you write,why you obsess, why you get mad,that you love so hard and so much,it drags you down like a responsibility.So you stopped carrying your heart in your hands.I know most times you leave it at home,perhaps in your closet,so no one will know you have one, too.You hide your soft so no one try to shape youinto something you are not.You don’t want anyone to accidentally step on itand then feel bad for not accepting their “sorry.”To you that word is flimsy,can’t even take being thrown in a trashcan.Helga, I know how bad waking up can be,when no one is thereto say good morning,or there when you get back home,or there when your world is screaming novels at you.And I get that sometimes loneliness is not a choice,it’s the only option when no one chooses you back.Please write until everything you have to sayis able to be read and I’ll read it.Helga you are so beautiful,and loving yourself is only half the battle,sometimes it’s the full war.Thank you for the Saturday mornings,for those 20 minutes it wasn’t so bad to be alone.
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