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I returned home for Winter Break hoping to rest, relax and have some good times with old friends. However, bad weather soon trapped me indoors with my own thoughts. I feel my columns prove my thoughts are often quite idiotic, and it wasn't long before I plunged into insanity. Although I've come to my senses now, I submit sections of my journal entries to take you down the path of my dark demise.
Madison Metro Transit announced Friday they reached a 25-year high in bus ridership, the second highest in the public transportation company's more than 35-year history.
Several major city intersections, some which are located in UW-Madison's campus, are now equipped with traffic lights featuring a vocal signaling system.
A 40-year-old homeless man was sentenced to eight years in prison Friday, with an additional six years of extended supervision, for burglarizing and robbing a female student in UW-Madison's Witte Residence Hall last spring.
A broken radiator coil led to the flooding of parts of Chadbourne Residence Hall Saturday, displacing residents for the afternoon and causing minimal damage to dorm rooms and students' possessions.
An old adage reminds us that we don't know what we got 'til it's gone."" When the first big snowfall of the year brought war to the Lakeshore dorms, we realized only too late the value of our lost peace. Tension had been boiling under the surface for weeks, if not months. The snow brought friends out to frolic, but a simple territory dispute would bring a house to the brink of chaos - and over the edge.
One thing people do not always consider when coming to college is: Will I learn both in and outside the classroom? We obviously learn a great deal in classes, but there is something to be said for continuing to learn beyond the classroom. Whether it is with friends or student organizations, having an intellectual, challenging conversation teaches just as much as a professor.
As happens a few times every winter, Monday afternoon I found myself laying flat on my back in the middle of a crowded walkway, trying to think how best to save face.
D.P. Dough, at 244 W. Gilman Street, has recently fallen victim to harsh critics with surprisingly high standards for cheap, easy food.
Seema Kapani, UW-Madison campus diversity education coordinator, addressed students Tuesday evening about her goals and aspirations concerning diversity at the university if she was named the next vice provost for diversity and climate.
Madison fire officials determined discarded smoking materials were the root cause of the Nov. 18 fire at 123 N. Bedford St. that killed a 23-year-old UW-LaCrosse student and displaced five UW-Madison students.
The Associated Students of Madison's Shared Governance Committee launched a blog Monday aiming to inform its committee members, as well as students, about important campus and city issues.
The old Ogg Hall's era has come to an end but thanks to The One and Only Ogg Blog,"" hundreds of former residents have shared their memories and even requested pieces of the building.
State Street will once again undergo reconstruction this spring, causing some businesses to brace for possible hardships in the necessary"" makeover.
I was sitting at dinner with a friend and was just in a terrible mood. I had laryngitis and there was nothing that UHS could do for me. I was way behind in homework and the last thing I should have been doing was going out.
The Wisconsin Student Public Interest Research Group, a UW-Madison student organization, launched the Residence Hall Energy Competition Thursday, to challenge UW-Madison housing residents to conserve energy as part of WISPIRG's Big Red Go Green campaign.
If it weren't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any luck at all. My dad usually mutters this phrase under his breath while shuffling through bills, and I have taken my dad's favorite saying to heart because it completely describes my love life.
Terminal inefficiency and the long work day of a person who checks e-mail on the quarter hour have conspired to separate me from social activity, my hobbies and the sleep necessary to pursue either. By themselves, these kinds of isolations can be handled.
UW-Madison and the Division of Information Technology have taken proactive measures to protect students from allegations of illegal downloading from the Recording Industry Association of America.
It is that time of year again. I am not talking about Halloween, football season or midterms. It's time to start looking for an apartment for next year to share with people you will probably eventually come to resent. Maybe that view is a little cynical, but the process of renting (and living in) an apartment can be a lot more daunting and problematic than it seems at first glance.
Solutions by The State News
