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How do you feel when the minority student gains admission to the university you applied for, and you were rejected due to your color, not your academic record? In this \land of the free"" attitude that labels our cultural beliefs, some events and decisions lead us to contradict this apparent outlook.
Students, in the last Associated Students of Madison election, you asked Student Services Finance Committee to give you your segregated fees back. Your representatives are listening.
Retired late-night talk show host Johnny Carson has confirmed reports that he suffers from emphysema, a spokesperson for Carson Productions said Thursday.
Greetings newcomers and veterans, and welcome to'or back to' our peaceful little isthmus here in sunny southcentral Wisconsin. My name is Dan Hinkel and I'll be your intermittently friendly Wednesday columnist. Go ahead and e-mail me, and I will promptly disregard all suggestions or questions, stylistic, substantial or otherwise.
For the adventurous and the daring, there is an alternate form of education that teaches leadership skills and provides a comfortable social setting for students and adults of all ages. Look no further than the Memorial Union to find a club in which people can participate in horseback riding, rock climbing, hang gliding or even scuba diving.
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in Worcester, Mass., the Wisconsin men's varsity crew team exorcised 56 years of futility in the premiere event at the Eastern Sprints by winning the Varsity Eight event in a scorching time of 5:36.6 against Harvard's second-place time of 5:38.1. The last time the Badgers won the Varsity Eight event was in 1946, when the race was held in Annapolis, Md., and Harry S. Truman was president of the United States.
For the nine seniors and Head Coach Jeff Sauer, this weekend's best-of-three Western Conference Hockey Association's playoff series against the Minnesota State University-Mankato Mavericks will be the last home series. However, as Coach Sauer pointed out, there is no time to think about that.
The governor's race is just about to heat up. Last Wednesday, I had the opportunity to talk with Wisconsin's most interesting candidate, Ed Thompson. Ed is the brother of Tommy Thompson, the former Republican governor of Wisconsin. However, this Thompson is more like a Russ Feingold reform populist, running on a Libertarian ticket.
State Attorney General Jim Doyle made a campaign stop at the College Democrats meeting Tuesday evening to talk about issues he wants to tackle if elected governor in 2002.
Since 1988, the Eurasian zebra mussel has been colonizing the Great Lakes. This exotic species has been known to clog pipes from water and sewage treatment plants and even sink navigational aids with their weight.
A study conducted in northern Wisconsin found that slow-moving pleasure-boaters in shallow water do substantial damage to the lake's bottom.
I am disturbed by the story regarding a multicultural community being set up in Witte Residence Hall (""Witte will house multicultural community,"" Oct. 30). I realize I am merely a conservative, middle-class, white male student here at UW-Madison and might not be as enlightened as most of my peers on campus, but I do not understand how grouping a large portion of the ""students of color"" together in a dorm will solve any diversity problems that may exist here on campus.
The Yang house is silent and dark. A white custom Chevy van waits in the driveway, gradually losing its fight with rust. Across the street, a defective streetlight hesitates and flickers off. Suddenly, the Yang rooster crows from the garage. The streetlight flickers back on. The rooster crows again, insistent this time. Once more.
This past week has not been the easiest for our nation. However, this is America, and we will survive. For an example, I turn yet again to George Washington.
A 91-year-old Monona Bay boathouse, long in disrepair, will be resurrected in a slightly different location under a plan spearheaded by the Camp Randall Rowing Club.
I have never run into a burning building to save an elderly lady and her beloved cat. I have never tamed a wild horse and ridden it bareback into the sunset. I have never navigated the Indian Ocean on a boat crafted with my own two hands out of old Raisin Bran boxes and Elmer's Glue.
Solutions by The State News
