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It's that time of year again when we pack up a dorm room's worth of our belongings and head back to our roots. Whether it's moving home for the entire summer or just a weekend visit, most of us will return to high school friends, GPA-hungry parents and sheets we've slept in since early grade school that we pray will never come in contact with a black light.
After several separate incidents over the weekend at Sellery Hall, officials reminded residents to lock their doors and take caution while walking at night
We're getting down to the end of the year and, needless to say, I'm waxing philosophical. As spring flowers bloom and my college career comes to a close, it's natural to look back upon the past four years and consider everything that's happened, and then start screaming when I realize I don't have a job yet and I might have to stop drinking six nights out of every week.
The UW-Madison student organization Big Red Go Green began its third dorm energy competition on April 1. The competition runs during National Environmental Month, ending April 31.
I'm not sure about the rest of campus, but around Lakeshore, the kids in Short Course have a wild reputation. For them, college was a 16-week vacation from the farm, and they loved every minute of it.
Beginning this fall, freshmen student athletes at UW-Madison will be required to participate in the Life Skills Academy, a program that aims to help them adjust to college life as a Big Ten athlete.
Brains aren't everything. Smart People"" offers a father/daughter pair of misanthropic academics as they come to terms with their humanity. From the same people who brought ""Sideways"" to theaters, this highbrow comedy banks on superb character sketching and a solid cast to deliver a comedy that manages to make even the most self-involved characters likeable in the end.
Now you didn't really think I was going to let April Fool's Day pass by without mention, did you? I, with my incredibly overactive imagination and love of all things remotely evil cannot resist such a holiday of encouraged tomfoolery. It is one of my favorite holidays, second only to the Fourth of July - a celebration for both the birth of our nation and one of its most beloved residents, me!
UW-Madison senior Wyndham Manning won the District 5 seat on the Dane County Board of Supervisors, according to Tuesday's preliminary vote totals.
UW-Madison alumnus and 10-time Emmy Award winner Ben Karlin headlined a group of authors promoting their new book, Things I've Learned From Women Who've Dumped Me,"" Sunday at Memorial Union Theater.
I have a date tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen, please remain calm. Although the following announcement may be rather shocking, I ask you not to panic. Unless panicking is the best way for you to unleash the angry villager within, because we will need that mob-like mentality for the hunt.
UW-Madison received a record number of applications for admittance next fall.
Students braved the snow and long lines to vote in the Wisconsin primary Tuesday, with officials projecting one of the highest turnouts in decades.
For Andy Cohn and Kim Vergeront's first Valentine's Day, Kim made Andy a heart-shaped cake.
I can't believe it is Valentine's Day already. Let the self-loathing begin. But all jokes aside, I actually like this holiday. The cards and the candy - obviously the candy - are all in good fun. This year has been one wild ride, and it's also going to mark my first Valentine's Day alone. But don't pity me everyone, it took me a while to get to this place and I'm not about to allow some candy hearts to get me down.
I was dreaming. Not a particularly pleasant or bad dream, but the sort of dream that you wouldn't mind staying in for a while because at least the act of dreaming implies that you are asleep and don't have to deal with the endless stream of misfortunes that is life. The point is, I was taking a nap. And then there was a loud crash. My door flew open and in came a hulking figure with ominous shadows crowding the door behind him, roughly shaking me awake, saying, Keaton! We have to go right now!""
It's easy, and probably necessary, to be critical of Capitol Neighborhoods, Inc.'s complaints with regard to alcohol-related problems facing the downtown area. The report's proposed policies - including tax increases on alcohol and increased underage drinking citations - do everything to inflate the stigma that makes drinking attractive to so many students in the first place.
As incoming freshmen and their parents drive up Park Street on the way to the dorms next fall in SUVs and station wagons brimming with futon frames and shining appliances, they will pass something unique to the UW.
Solutions by The State News
