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I was walking down the street with a College Republicans shirt on. It was right before the [2004 presidential] election and I had red, white and blue in my hair. Then someone who was selling the socialist paper around Library Mall called me a 'f---ing Republican' and spit on me, said Sara Mikolajczak, junior and current chair of UW-Madison College Republicans.
\I was walking down the street with a College Republicans shirt on. It was right before the [2004 presidential] election and I had red, white and blue in my hair. Then someone who was selling the socialist paper around Library Mall called me a 'f---ing Republican' and spit on me,"" said Sara Mikolajczak, junior and current chair of UW-Madison College Republicans.
Growing up, I always dreaded the first day of school. It wasn't because of the disappointment when yet another pigtailed brat rose above me in the popularity chain, nor was it the disillusionment discovering the creepy boy with glasses and the inexplicable yellow stain on his pants also outranked me. Rather, it was during introductions, when I was forced to announce my parents' occupations to the class.
Parts of the southern section of the UW-Madison campus were put on lockdown Friday afternoon when police swarmed the area to search for a suspicious, possibly armed man, who was believed to be inside a UW-Madison building.
At 11 p.m. UW police announced that the suicidal young man suspected to have a gun and wanting to be killed by a police officer is still at large, but is only a threat to himself and not to the UW-Madison community.
The UW-Madison College Republicans held an Involvement Fair"" Monday night at Grainger Hall detailing information of various organizations throughout the campus and the state.
There are many things I hate: tying my shoes, bocce ball and diet salad dressing, just to name a few. However, there are few things I detest as much as waste. I don't mean waste as in garbage.
Ethnic movies at Memorial Union, live international bands on the terrace and a variety of food stands on State Street are just some of the perks of attending school at UW-Madison. After being immersed in other cultures, I did not anticipate seeing the outright bigotry as I have.
Even before the sun eases up past the horizon, the Lakeshore Path is dotted with runners and bikers hoping to get the path to themselves before it's filled with families and leisurely walkers, looking for the first glinting red leaves of autumn. A few people walk briskly in the crisp air, swinging briefcases and backpacks, on their way to work at the Capitol or to campus for school. Golden light sifts its way through the trees near the Lakeshore dorms, revealing a large pair of bulldozers near a huge pile of brush.
Batman has the Joker, Superman has Lex Luther and I have Mr. X. I know it's kind of a lousy name for an arch nemesis, but as far as I'm concerned, he is so evil he doesn't deserve anything better.
The 2007-'08 Badgers' basketball season may be weeks away, but the Big Ten program has already announced its first victory - all home games will be on national television.
Once again, University Housing denied hundreds of incoming freshmen the opportunity to live in campus residence halls. Although Smith Hall and the new Ogg Hall opened in the last two years, nearly 700 students are not able to live in University housing. In order to prevent future shortages, the university must find a way to guarantee housing to incoming freshmen.
Every year, UW-Madison slams the door on more than 500 incoming freshman. As the only Big Ten university that cannot guarantee housing to all of its freshman class, these students must pay more for private dorms or find other housing off campus. One option should have been considered from the start - keeping the old Ogg Hall open.
Ogg Hall, the Campus Master Plan's latest edition and the second new campus residence hall in the last 42 years, is open and ready for move-in.
I wear tank tops year-round because I'm terrified of getting pit stains. I laugh at inappropriate times, like when people fall or take off their shirt. I see every mirror as an opportunity to check out the status of my chest area.
Starting Sept. 1, The Big Ten Network will be added to the UW-Madison Residential Network system along with several other campus buildings, following an agreement between the university and the network.
A fixture in the campus skyline since 1965, Ogg Hall will be torn down piece by piece beginning in August to make way for green space along the East Campus Mall.
It was the night before graduation and everyone was giddy. The streets were full of those people you haven't seen since freshman year—the girl who locked herself in her room playing songs from ""Rent"" on her trombone, the boy from class who always wore a fedora, or the girl from high school who you swore dropped out and started stripping. Everything was wrapping up perfectly.
A wave good-bye from their freshman's house fellow on move-in day is not the last time mom and dad will hear from UW-Madison. Say hello to the university's brand new online-based parent program.
In the past 10 years, both the UW-Madison campus and the City Madison have seen some major renovations and already this year this summer will be no different.
Solutions by The State News
