Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Daily Cardinal's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
I am not a talented man. I can't throw a Frisbee, I suck at most video games, I haven't been able to do long division in years and I'm the worst golfer in the United States.
Last Sunday, the most meaningful meaningless match occurred down in Florida. A game so shallow in importance yet so self-important that fans paid up to $500 (that's 100 double Jack and Cokes at the Plaza on a Thursday night) just to see two bitter enemies, for all intents and purposes, take batting practice and stretch on the same field. To the untrained eye, this was just an overhyped exhibition game between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. But to the learned, this was a chance for the fans themselves to train their minds, bodies and souls alongside their teams. For each fan needs a little spring training in order to cheer for their team in their own way.
While many of us will spend spring break sleeping, watching bad movies and enjoying markedly unhealthy food and drink, some will be lucky enough to vacation in foreign lands.
When a loved one passes away, it is hard to accept it and move on with your life. However, with the love and support of your family, both are possible over time.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is the governor of California.
\Adonai... Adonai..."" Jesus (James Caviezel) calls out, praying to God in the garden at Gethsemene. This is how Mel Gibson's ""The Passion of the Christ"" opens, and while it is already drenched with emotion, it is nothing compared to what is yet to come.
Liars
This coming weekend brings a holiday that has different meanings to everyone. Some think its significance is inflated by Hallmark while others view it as a day to pamper their significant others with love. Regardless of the meaning behind Valentine's Day, the day is represented with infinite material objects such as stuffed teddy bears, sentimental cards, and of course, candy.
From the emo songs that exploit emotions rather than convey them to the lyrical disasters that solely reiterate \I love to look at you,"" ""I love to touch you"" or just flat out ""I love you,"" the love song seems like a dying art form.
Author Elizabeth Wurtzel shared her experiences of drug addiction, shoplifting and depression to students and community members Monday night in the Wisconsin Union Theater as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series.
Most students work hard through college to make money after graduation. Students in Professor Ronald Wallace's English 167 class, on the other hand, might make money by simply attending lecture. Wallace's rather unorthodox teaching methods include contests, costumes and $100 giveaways.
The current war on terror is fighting to secure the freedom that is being threatened by terrorists around the world. The hope is that this desire for freedom from terrorism extends to all people and it is not limited to citizens of the United States. The war on terror should be expanded to fight all terrorist groups.
UW-Madison freshman wide receiver Ernest Mason was charged with disorderly conduct, intimidating the victim and dissuading the reporting of a violent incident with his girlfriend on the ninth floor of Sellery Hall Tuesday night.
After two years of sneaking up on the competition, this was supposed to be the year the Wisconsin men's basketball team finally made its grand appearance as a major player on the national stage. But as Tuesday night's 73-67 loss to No. 25 Maryland in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge showed, maybe the Badgers are not quite ready for that step.
Most people's Thanksgivings are dominated by things like turkey, football and relaxation. For me, this past weekend involved broken glass, a photographer taking compromising pictures of me and 24 dancing rabbis. This was all thanks to my brother's wedding on Sunday. But through all the craziness, everything went great and the Earth hasn't yet opened up and swallowed us.
The ACC-Big Ten Challenge started Monday with the conferences' perennial bottom-feeders, Florida State and Northwestern, playing each other. Tonight, the real action gets underway as the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team (3-0) heads east to face the Maryland Terrapins (3-0) at the Comcast Center in College Park, Md. in one of tonight's four matchups.
I came to this conclusion while nursing a hangover and watching the Badgers' defense get smoked like a joint at a Phish concert last Saturday against the Gophers running attack. I wanted to look away, but I couldn't for two reasons.
While I visited my girlfriend in Iowa this weekend, we happened along an advertisement for a screening of \The Princess Bride."" After consoling her (we'd missed the screening by a couple of days), she realized that I hadn't said anything about it.
Last Thursday's article \Gangsta Rap: a musical menace to society"" cited inconclusive research and drew shaky conclusions about the dangers of rap. But it provided a great example of how targeting rap is often poor logic that avoids the larger causes of problems for underprivileged youth.
Solutions by The State News
