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After a triumphant performance at the Big Ten Rowing Championship this past weekend, the No. 13 Wisconsin women's crew team is now celebrating the recognition of four rowers in particular. Senior captains Nicole Weir, Christina Strasser junior Nikki Lennart and sophomore Kari Harmon were all named to the all-Big Ten Rowing team following the weekend.
The Wisconsin women's lightweight and openweight, each coming off victories in their headline races at last week's Midwest Rowing Championships, both face challenges in their respective races this weekend. The lightweights will race No. 4 Georgetown while the openweights will go up against conference foes at the Big Ten Championships. The No. 3 lightweights will try to stave off the Hoyas in the national rankings when they go to Washington, D.C., and the No. 13 openweights will stay in the Midwest, as they travel to Iowa City, Ia., to compete in the Championships.
Coming off two strong weeks for the No. 5 Wisconsin men's crew program, UW heads east to spend the weekend in the Boston area to race Saturday for the Cochrane Cup and Sunday for the Jablonic Cup.
This weekend will mark the first and only time this season that all three Wisconsin crew teams will compete in the same race when they take to the lake for the 2004 Midwest Rowing Championships Saturday. The race will be held in Madison on Lake Wingra this year because of its \central"" location-the Midwest Association of Rowing Colleges (MARC), the organizers of the event, also chose to bring the championships to Madison because of UW's solid tradition of rowing excellence and strong fan support. The Midwest Rowing Championships is one of the biggest regattas in the country with almost 1,500 participants.
Following a second straight W Cup title, expectations are high for the No. 5 Wisconsin men's rowing team Saturday at the 32nd Annual Midwest Rowing Championships on Lake Wingra, here in Madison. Even Head Coach Chris Clark has trouble containing his enthusiasm for the biggest race of the year up to this point.
The tradition will continue for the UW men's rowing team as it prepares to compete against Washington this weekend for possession of the infamous W Cup. The Badgers and Huskies both have high expectations coming into the match-up with their preseason rankings of fifth and second, respectively.
In what is rapidly becoming a major nationwide issue, members of the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives have both proposed similar bills that would reinstate the draft in the United States. The bill would require all Americans between the ages of 18 and 26 serve two years of military service regardless of gender or economic background.
The scenic Howard Temin Lakeshore Path will receive $411,000 for renovations beginning April 26, UW-Madison Facilities Planning and Management along with Madison's Transportation Demand Management program annouced Wednesday.
LaLiberty steps down as UW women's crew coach
Mandy Bolen has to have one of the toughest jobs on the planet. The poor girl lives in Key West, Fla, where she works as a reporter for a local newspaper. There, employees quake under iron-fisted rules like, \Try to show up for work by 11 a.m. or so,"" and the dress code runs along the lines of ""We prefer that you wear clothes.""
Three ice cream stores. Two blocks. One street. Who will reign supreme over the dairy domain known as State Street?
As the college football regular season came to close last Saturday and the final bids were extended for bowl games, eight Big Ten teams were delighted to find an absence of coal in their stockings. With only Illinois, Indiana, and Penn State being left out of the bowl picture; the remaining Big Ten teams found out 'tis the season to be bowling as well as being jolly. With the Badgers heading to the Gaylord Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn. to face the Auburn Tigers, here is a look at the rest of the Big Ten bowl representatives and their match-ups.
Jonathan Eisch will be heading south for winter break, but he will not be getting out his swimming trunks. It is a little too cold for that at the South Pole.
It is late November again. A new chill has crept into the air, trees have again completed their yearly purge and the Badger men's cross-country team has secured yet another Big Ten title. This pattern has held for years, and every fall, while most Badger fans have typically concerned themselves with their football team's mediocre bowl destination, the Wisconsin men's cross-country team has been stealthily adorning its dynasty.
Two former members of the UW System Board of Regents requested an investigation into board meeting procedures with state Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager's office Thursday claiming regents may be contributing to the \shrinking of our democracy.""
I grew up in Kentucky. My family moved to Duluth, Minn. after my sophomore year of high school, and two years ago, my parents and my older brother and his wife moved to Sacramento, Calif. So when people ask me where I'm from, I'm not sure what to say.
This letter is in response to the Daily Cardinal Staff Opinion of Thursday, Oct. 23, entitled \Revisiting, restricting abortion.""
A unique species of spiny water fleas have made a new home in Wisconsin waters, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday.
When I was a little kid, a tennis instructor once said that watching my forehand was like watching evolution. As a chronic late bloomer, the whole path to adulthood has been a bit like that-slow, awkward and peppered here and there with breakthroughs of personal growth. This past weekend I continued a strange growth passage.
Solutions by The State News
