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Listening to players and coaches, you wouldn't know they are approaching their final home game of the season. Surprising, only because such an occasion each year brings the final home game of many players' careers-the final jubilant charge through the tunnel onto the Camp Randall turf. For 20 seniors, Saturday will be the last time they will play at home in a Badger uniform.
An angry and concerned Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced Sunday that the future of Madison's annual Halloween celebration is \in peril"" after an unruly crowd forced police to suit up in riot gear and deploy pepper spray for the third year in a row.
When Madison City Clerk Ray Fisher decided to extend office hours on the day of Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry's Madison rally, Republicans cried foul.
Pimps 'n' hos fraternity party.
With five weeks left in the Big Ten season, the conference has seen some big surprises and some not-so-big surprises. Ohio State fell from grace while Wisconsin exceeded expectations as 11 teams battle for the Rose Bowl.
Madison is a great place to party. This year, The Princeton Review acknowledged this by ranking UW third on its annual list of top party schools. But even with our endless choices of bars, parties and other debauchery, Madison tends to fall into routine when Saturday night rolls around. Grad students crowd into Paul's Club, freshmen fill Mifflin Street house parties, and newspaper columnists cry themselves to sleep while clutching empty bottles of Jack Daniel's.
One French silk pie. Twelve minutes. One trip to Perkins that didn't need to happen. One bet that finished with its only viable outcome. That pretty much sums up my weekend.
I was 19 the first time my Army National Guard unit was activated to invade Iraq. I received a call on Friday, Feb. 14, 2003-Valentine's Day-and having just returned from class, I was getting ready to have a romantic dinner when the phone rang.
At first glance of the box scores it is tough to tell the difference between the Yankees-Red Sox championship series and a Wisconsin Women's hockey game. The Badgers (2-0 WCHA, 4-0 overall) are ranked No. 4 in the nation and have averaged a blistering 7.75 goals per game average over the first four games of the season.
Before I get to the relative substance of this week's column, I have something I need to say to Attorney General Ashcroft: Johnny Boy, I'm afraid I'm having serious doubts concerning our relationship.
For all its ups and downs, 2004 was a year that saw remarkably few dinosaurs. But dinosaur fans, like Cubs fans, have a new rally cry: wait 'til next year.
When Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debated in 1858, each was allowed one hour to answer a question, followed by an hour and a half rebuttal period. The debate itself lasted approximately three hours.
Meet Media.
After two straight weekends and four games away from home, the University of Wisconsin men's soccer team is more than ready to return home for its match against IUPUI Friday night at the McClimon Soccer Complex.
In 1970, The Band, Janis Joplin, the Buddy Guy Blues Band, the Grateful Dead, the Flying Burrito Brothers and a mess of other sixties counterculture favorites loaded up a train with their instruments, loaded up their bodies with booze and hallucinogenics, and embarked upon a cross-Canadian tour dubbed \The Festival Express."" The tour bombed commercially, largely due to massive protests that met the tour at most of its stops: Canadian hippie teenagers were not pleased with the then unheard of price of sixteen dollars a ticket and showed their displeasure by ruining the tour. The often violent demonstrations cost the tour so much bad publicity that even the imposing star power of its lineup couldn't draw in enough people to prevent the tour from losing money.
After two straight weekends and four games away from home, the University of Wisconsin men's soccer team is more than ready to return home for its match against IUPUI Friday night at the McClimon Soccer Complex.
In 1970, The Band, Janis Joplin, the Buddy Guy Blues Band, the Grateful Dead, the Flying Burrito Brothers and a mess of other sixties counterculture favorites loaded up a train with their instruments, loaded up their bodies with booze and hallucinogenics, and embarked upon a cross-Canadian tour dubbed \The Festival Express."" The tour bombed commercially, largely due to massive protests that met the tour at most of its stops: Canadian hippie teenagers were not pleased with the then unheard of price of sixteen dollars a ticket and showed their displeasure by ruining the tour. The often violent demonstrations cost the tour so much bad publicity that even the imposing star power of its lineup couldn't draw in enough people to prevent the tour from losing money.
Steve Earle
The who's who of liberal presidential candidates descended upon Madison Wednesday and liberal voters were left to decide between one candidate's potentially successful yet intellectually uninspiring fare, and the other's ground-breaking socially progressive message, which at best is slowly losing its once-popular grassroots momentum. And while Wisconsin's reputation as a swing state surely has not gone unnoticed, if anyone is still undecided, they surely are not considering between President Bush and Sen. Kerry, rather, between Kerry and independent consumer advocate Ralph Nader.
Solutions by The State News
