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A group of girls take advantage of the extra space on the water at the docks by the Porter Boat House, home of the Wisconsin Rowing team.
Just off the coast of Sunset Beach in Cape May, N.J. lies an empty concrete shell. These are not the remains of a pier or other building lost to the seas, but of a ship that once traversed the Atlantic Ocean in a time of war.
Members of the Union Council approved renovation plans for the Memorial Union Tuesday, which include reducing the size of the new student and theater lounge, as well as modifications to the building’s basement and first floor.
The master of feel-good music, Mat Kearney, originally intended to play at The Majestic this Saturday evening. However, due to the high demand for tickets, his venue was switched to the larger Capitol Theater at the Overture Center. If that doesn't speak for itself, I'll tell you straight up that you want to be at this show.
Last Thursday was a slightly dismal day. It was almost raining, but not quite. Out on Lake Mendota, the air was cold and quiet, until you reached the eastern shore bluffs, where the governor's mansion sits. There, the only quiet came when a protestor would wait for a response to his chant, "Two, four, six, eight!"
Boat Trip: Cuba Gooding Jr. has been an indicator of a bad movie since 'Jerry Maguire.'
Are you tired of the same old playlists? Do you need some new tunes? To assist you in creating a new foodie"" playlist to inspire you in times of physical and spiritual hunger, Caroline is proud to present her top 10 food references in popular music.
Dear Bascom,
With hundreds of albums being released this year, how does one distinguish between the good and the bad? What makes M83's new album, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming float to the top of the music pool?
Nobel Prize recipient Elinor Ostrom spoke on campus Thursday, emphasizing an environmental management policy tailored to specific ecosystems.
Last Thursday was a slightly dismal day. It was almost raining, but not quite. Out on Lake Mendota, the air was cold and quiet, until you reached the eastern shore bluffs, where the governor's mansion sits. There, the only quiet came when a protestor would wait for a response to his chant, ""Two, four, six, eight!""
A project is underway to create a new green space, similar to the lawn of Bascom Hill, in the heart of the UW campus near the Memorial Union, by the shore of Lake Mendota.
Although Madison's weather can't decide if it's winter or spring, sporadically fluctuating from snow to sunshine, it is eventually going to take a turn for the better. In light of this fact, we must be wardrobe-ready. On these random sunny days, collegians all over town are rejoicing and shedding their layers to show off their spring styles. It seems like years since we've been able to walk down State Street without a jacket covering any attempts we have made at being trendy. This spring's fashion is all about mixing masculine with feminine. Dainty meets tough, which is perfect for festivals, bike rides and barbecues. It's time to show skin in unexpected yet sexy and sweet ways. For the boys: a casual beachy look gets a touch of sophistication by mixing in timeless, preppy pieces.
With home ice advantage for the WCHA playoffs on the line, the No. 18 Wisconsin men's hockey team had plenty to play for this weekend against No. 17 Colorado College.
On Saturday afternoon, I saw various protesters at the Capitol fighting for a number of causes. What really caught my attention, however, were the numerous Department of Natural Resources wardens present. I asked two of them, ""Is Scott Walker cutting your benefits, too?"" The only response they gave me was a grim nod. When I spoke to another warden, he responded by informing me that many DNR employees plan to retire shortly. When I ran across a forester outside of the Capitol, she was not happy about Gov. Scott Walker's plan. She told me DNR employees don't make much as it is and they are subject to added burdens from the budget repair bill.
This week I picked up a six-pack of Furthermore's Irish peat fueled Three Feet Deep. This brew should be taken in like a meal. It leaves your mouth feeling like you just ate a pound of boxty and its substantial peatiness can easily take over your palate, leaving little room for other flavors.
The world's most unnecessary use of 3-D has officially been greenlit. For those unaware, over the last few months Baz Luhrmann (""Romeo + Juliet"", ""Moulin Rouge"") has been debating whether his next project should be an unnamed musical or a new adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's famous novel ""The Great Gatsby.""
She spent years in hiding, forging papers and fleeing imprisonment in Nazi Germany. Expelled from high school for her Jewish heritage, she fled Germany and ultimately landed in Madison. Now after her death, Vera Croner is giving almost $500,000 to UW-Madison.
Sleeping In The Aviary have always had a hard time sitting still. After forming right here in Madison, some seven years ago, the then-foursome released two albums of hyper-active jangly punk songs on Science of Sound records before riding over to Minnesota's Twin Cities and picking up a fifth member. On their first dispatch from the Land o' Lakes, Great Vacation, Sleeping In The Aviary ditch their most screeching punk styles for a more flush album that reins back their wild catharsis with dapper production and tidy pop numbers.
Solutions by The State News
