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The Lesser of Two EqualsAs Mr. Fitzgerald put it, And so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past ...\ Yes dear readers, the time has come for my final chapter, and the last installment of ""The Lesser of Two Equals."" Next year, I move on to greener pastures (or at least sleeping on Monday nights) and my deviant typist photo will be retired.
I think I might be the next Dennis Miller.
For those who grew up with the magic of Walt Disney, there is always a favorite character: Genie from Aladdin,\ Woody the cowboy doll from ""Toy Story,"" Timon and Pumbaa from ""The Lion King"" or Lumiere, the singing candelabra from ""Beauty and the Beast."" The list could go on forever.
After watching her novices post stellar times in Saturday's Big Ten Double Dual, UW women's rowing head coach Bebe Bryans showered the young rowers with praise during her press conference Monday afternoon.
In last week's new episode, Smug Alert!,\ ""South Park"" ridiculed Hybrid car owners, San Francisco and George Clooney. Clooney's Academy Awards acceptance speech for Best Supporting Actor created a deadly smug cloud. Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of ""South Park,"" often bash Hollywood celebrities who comment on domestic or foreign affairs—witness their last movie, 2004's ""Team America: World Police."" Parker and Stone's view resonates with many.
After a long winter of training, the No. 11 UW men's rowing team will begin its season Saturday against Michigan on Lake Mendota. The Badgers hope to rebound this season from last year's 18th place finish in the country, their worst ever showing under head coach Chris Clark.
Brown gets invite from National team
This week's nominee: Donald E. Neff, 38, of Pleasant Township, Ohio, launched his 27-foot boat in the Portage River to access Lake Erie on Nov. 12, but it ran aground, and Neff required a Coast Guard rescue. Despite warnings to wait for higher tide, Neff got another boat the next day and set out again. He of course ran the second boat aground and had to be re-rescued.
Everyone knows how spectacular Badger head coach Bo Ryan's UW career has been. The two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year has won conference titles and conference tournament championships, has been to Sweet 16s and an Elite 8 and has made the Kohl Center a home atmosphere that rivals any arena in the country. This year, the Badgers are 18-7 and standing a half game back of first place in the Big Ten at 8-4 in the conference. Despite the setbacks on and off the court, this is the finest coaching job of Bo Ryan's career.
1904 - Oscar Osthoff won a gold medal for one-arm lifts and a silver for two-arm lifts (weight lifting).
Francis Bok, a 26-year-old Sudan native, spoke about the 10 years he spent as a Dinka slave in Sudan and his goal to end slavery Monday at the Wisconsin Union Theater.
On the corner of West Washington Avenue and Park Street, a 4-foot-tall sign serves as a reminder of the flourishing, diverse Greenbush neighborhood that vanished approximately 40 years ago. Over time, neighborhoods and their residents come and go, but this was no ordinary place.
The Web's enormous influence on modern life is a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it brings an infinite amount of information to our fingertips and gives us profound new modes of instantaneous communication.
Day 1: Sunday, Jan. 8. I really had no idea what to expect. I still did not know exactly where we were staying, where we would be working or what we'd be doing. I heard New Orleans looked like a war zone and that there was still a lot of looting. It made me kind of nervous, but I was curious to see for myself what it was like.
Thursday, Dec. 1, the student-run UW Vintage Fashion Show was held at Madison Avenue Bar, 624 University Ave, boasting a final turnout of between 300 and 400 people.
Racing'??a blur of NASCAR cars speeding past, Olympic sprinters puffing to the finish line and Lance Armstrong leading the pack all come to mind. Usually, sailing is not a first thought. This could not be further from the truth for UW-Madison junior Matt Schmidt and the UW-Madison sailing team.
Dear Hangover ~
Last Friday and Saturday were big news days. In case you didn't pick up a paper or tabloid, here are the big stories in brief'and forget Wolf Blitzer, because I added some analysis.
Both the men and women's rowing teams will head to Iowa City for the Head of the Iowa.
On Sunday, the Wisconsin women's crew team traveled to Rockford, Ill., to compete in the Head of the Rock Regatta. Both openweights and lightweights raced on the Rock River.
Solutions by The State News
