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Since it is generally considered polite to introduce oneself prior to sex, please allow me to do so. My name is Erica, and I'm your friendly campus sex columnist. My column runs on Fridays (just in time for the weekend!), and you might occasionally find me in the opinion section if something really juicy comes up.
Tentative Madison redistricting plans were presented to Common Council for discussion Thursday, where it was agreed the Lakeshore dorms and Smith Hall should join the rest of the UW-Madison dormitories in Aldermanic District 8.
Bears Climb Mountains members Rickey Reyes (lead vocals, electric guitar), Javi Reyes (bass guitar), Dusty Skele (electric guitar), Mike Conrardy (drums) and Joe Fadden (acoustic guitar, backing vocals) were kind enough to invite me into the apartment of Rickey Reyes and Fadden to sit in on their practice, where they ran through the set they will perform at the Mifflin Street Block Party this Saturday.
City officials and members of the Reapportionment and Redistricting Ad Hoc Committee met Wednesday night to further discuss plans for redistricting Madison.
When she was sexually assaulted in a UW-Madison dorm last year, there were three other students present.
The Student Judiciary decided College of Letters and Sciences Representative Elect Leland Pan, who was accused of illegally canvassing in dorms, will retain his seat after determining evidence used against Pan was insufficient.
Many bands' stories start in college dorm rooms or quads, the places where the band members first met. Chicago and Boston natives Ezra Furman and the Harpoons' story, however, literally starts in their dorm rooms, where the band not only met, but also recorded its first full-length album. While lead singer Ezra Furman does admit the cramped room presented certain challenges and the group was harangued about constant noise complaints, being college students made the setup necessary. Despite the confinement, the album was released successfully.
Playboy ranked UW-Madison sixth on its list of top party schools for 2011.
The UW-Madison Student Judiciary heard a complaint Thursday that newly elected Associated Students of Madison representative Leland Pan violated campaign rules prior to his election.
Members of a panel hosted by the LGBT Campus Center Monday stressed the importance of reporting LGBT discrimination on campus and discussed the resources available to LGBT students who have experienced harassment.
The Student Judiciary heard a complaint Wednesday that two newly elected student council representatives broke campaign rules ahead of the Associated Students of Madison spring elections.
At Sundance this year, I noticed a particularly strong marketing push by the festival to promote that about six of the movies at the festival were already available to be streamed by the home viewer via various video-on-demand outlets. This is the second year festival titles have been simultaneously released at Sundance and in the digital market. In conjuncture with the 2010 festival, YouTube launched its own streaming movie-rental service by offering several contemporary and previous festival selections. And in the year since YouTube stuck its toe in the movie-streaming pool, a variety of other outlets have emerged and are jumping in the pool themselves.
There are 67 games in the NCAA March Madness Men's basketball tournament, and the Badgers will only have to play six of them before they can cut down the nets in Houston. That leaves 61 games and 62 teams unaccounted for. Yet most of us are going to sit in front of the television and let Bryant Gumble direct us through almost all of them anyways. My point is: There are abundant opportunities for subordinate rooting interest to heighten your March Madness experience, no matter how devoted you are to Buckingham U.
While UW-Madison fell to 12th place on the Princeton Review's list of top party schools, Sellery Hall received a top-10 ranking for party dorms in the first annual ""Dormy Awards.""
Spring Street/College Court
As a preface, I am not an artist. I am, however, an art appreciator. Yes, to some extent, this means I'll be that person museum-hopping and giving impromptu tours and opinions to anyone brave enough to accompany me (usually my hapless, science-steeped boyfriend). But that is not the limit of my artistic appreciation; I look for the artistry, the aesthetic and symbolic beauty, in every moment as I move through my surroundings. I fully believe that one can find this artistry in anything and everything, if one looks close enough. Perhaps this means I am a contemplative observer of our visual culture––or just a sight junkie.
Following a weekend of weather atypical of February (and another Badger victory against another inadequate Ohio State team) I'm finding it easier to turn my sights toward the spring elections in April. Happily, election season has two components, and the first chance to vote in 2011 is today—the spring primaries.
OK cool, I'm not late. Prince really knows how to put the pep in my step. That power walk was worth it; I'm a little sweaty, but shit happens. And besides, I'd rather be a little sweaty when no one is here rather than be the sweaty-and-out-of-breath mess that stumbles into class five minutes late. Where to sit, where to sit? Are there any lefty desks? Anywhere? Nope. OK. That seat has a nice view of the lake. Now I can watch ducks waddle on the ice. No, no. Don't sit there. You'll get too distracted. There aren't any ducks in Wisconsin in January anyway, right? Whatever. There's a nice spot facing a concrete wall. Perfect.
Dorm-bound freshmen with random room assignments undoubtedly experience some level of anxiety when meeting their roommate for the first time. After all, the person with whom you share such small quarters for an entire year needs to be someone you can tolerate, and maybe even look forward to seeing every day. Will he or she be normal? Fun? A partier? A bookworm?
I used to have a pretty good friend named Gary. He was a good enough fellow, and we used to shoot fireworks off at each other down by the creek every once in a while. Once we even made a pretty ambitious bike jump over a really deep ravine and Gary, who used to be pretty daring, ended up shattering his pelvis in several places. After the ""Pelvis Incident"" Gary was confined to an ""ass-cast,"" as we called it, and went into self-instated retirement for what ended up being several years. The last few words I ever heard Gary speak still run through my mind from time to time:
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