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You know when you have a professor or teaching assistant that really motivates you to come to class? Something about his or her teaching style just works for your content knowledge, their interest in the subject... and their gorgeous eyes? For some students, a TA is more than a source of knowledge; they are a source of a hot daydream.
Wisconsin's economic health and competitive position may be lagging in comparison to surrounding states and the rest of the nation, according to a report released Monday.
With the Badgers getting ready to face off in the Frozen Four tonight, Cardinal Food decided to review a quintessential sports-game food—buffalo wings. With a team of wing experts and novices, the Food staff banded together and consumed enough spicy chicken to melt the ice rink at the Kohl Center. But it was all for you, readers, so please, enjoy the reviews now and some buffalo wings later tonight.3:30 p.m.—The adventure commences on a drizzly, chilly day, and the group is ready to heat up with some hot, spicy buffalo wings. The first stop, State Street Brats, 603 State St., allows customers to order at the counter, and a waiter brings the food to the table.
The first thing you notice upon picking up Founders' sultry brew Black Rye is that this beer is not for those who put on some James Taylor when they feel like letting loose. The words Black Rye\ are scrawled in the metallic lettering pioneered by metal bands such as AC/DC and Diamond Head, because this beer's taste is similarly unstoppable.
Hunziker Like the Wolf
Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, the debut album from Arctic Monkeys, was released in the United Kingdom a month ago, and even before it broke the U.K. debut album sales record, it had already become a clich?? to discuss Arctic Monkeys' breakout success.
If tattoos are like Harleys, henna is like a bike with training wheels'a way to try out body art without making an indelible commitment.
I am widely recognized the world over as a champion of the people and a firm believer in economic fair play. My column is reprinted in many workers' union newsletters, and most parks in Cuba have at least one giant bronze statue of me in commemoration of my good deeds. I am therefore a staunch supporter of this country's antitrust laws. And yet, there is one industry I feel would be better off as an unchallenged monopoly, and that is the cola business.
A bold weight-loss program of the Life of Life Healing Spa in Hong Kong involves actually setting fire briefly to the parts of the body holding the most fat.
This year, we've seen plenty of fantastic debuts (Craig Brewer with 'Hustle and Flow,' Judd Apatow with 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin,' Joe Wright with 'Pride and Prejudice,' the list goes on), but the inconsistent output from many revered directors was especially striking. There were some surprising comebacks, both huge and minor, but also quite a few astounding letdowns from some of our most highly esteemed auteurs. Here's my list of directors that need to come back.
Joe Lynch, arts editor-elect
UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley made a bold step toward guaranteeing worker rights to collectively bargain in the 3,300 factories around the world that produce UW apparel by announcing Tuesday the university's plan to begin a pilot program endorsed by the United Students Against Sweatshops. The program will require companies producing officially licensed apparel products to purchase 25 percent of their goods from factories that allow a union.
The distance between what was formerly considered underground and mainstream has been steadily closing in the last few years. A decade ago, only a handful of acts in the United States, such as Nirvana, Beck and Weezer, had taken indie source material and turned it into platinum sales. The kinder times of the new millennium have made successes out of artists ranging from the Flaming Lips to Bright Eyes, and even retroactively to the Pixies.
I usually use this column every week to expound upon the very serious importance of seemingly-trivial topics like grilled cheese, hooking up at College Library and Aquaman. Recently, however, an issue has arisen such that I must break with tradition and offer you some hard-hitting news analysis. What makes this story so exceptional? To paraphrase Gwen Stefani, this news is bananas.
Biographies are hard to successfully transform into movies. They require an impeccable recreation of every relevant fact and an outstanding cast of actors capable of channeling the lives of their characters, both of which can be difficult. Biographies are indeed a challenge, yet Bennett Miller's 'Capote' triumphs.
The Army ROTC is offering college credits to students in return for partaking in a 'Leadership Summer Internship,' a move some students deem a desperate attempt to gain recruits, while others think it is an opportunity for a worthwhile leadership experience.
Local businessman Dave Magnum announced his candidacy for the Second Congressional District seat in the 2006 election yesterday at a press conference at the State Capitol. 'We need a bold new vision, and Wisconsin's motto is 'Forward,'' said Magnum.
Since Ogg Hall is on the green mile, it is only a matter of time before UW-Madison gets a new dorm. At a university with 30,000 undergrads and 30,001 ideas on what constitutes a desirable living space, what qualities do students want in their ideal dorm rooms?
Evan Damiano is Bold and Beautiful, and he's also smart. He's triple-majoring in psych, poli sci and criminal justice'so he could wear Scrubs while influencing Law and Order on the West Wing. He has Passions about life and he's Young and Restless'so he plans to move to O.C. to become a soap star. Evan might only try to make it big for 24 hours, but we think he should stay longer. After all, Evan, you only have One Life to Live.
Hearing the words 'please hand me my shuttlecock' uttered on campus would probably get a few chuckles anywhere except one place, a UW-Madison Badminton Club practice.
Solutions by The State News
