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Students and citizens of Madison can no longer have a cigarette with their beer, starting July 1, 2005. Yesterday, representatives of the Madison-Dane County Tavern League, City Council staff, police and city Alders Zach Brandon, District 7 ,and Mike Verveer, District 4, met to discuss the implementation of the up-coming smoking ban.
Today sex is everywhere, and with it follow methods of disease protection and birth control. Turning on the television, one can \Talk Sex"" with an old, but perky, Sue Johanson. Walk into a local store and one might find a bowl of free condoms on the counter. On the radio are depressing advertisements from girls who unwisely relied on the pull-out method.
Dear ASM,
During my senior year of high school, when I was carefully evaluating the benefits of Michigan State, Minnesota and UW-Madison, housing was a key issue. Out of all three schools, Madison was the only one to offer an all-girls dorm. This played a significant role in my decision because I wasn't sure I was ready for the co-ed living experience.
The future face of Madison could include a new affordable housing unit on the 400 block of West Mifflin Street, aesthetically pleasing elements for a new dorm and a 200-stall public-pool parking lot according to proposals from the Urban Design Committee Wednesday night.
Students may no longer need to wait in the cold for campus buses that are already filled by the time they arrive according to plans for three different free bus routes circulating through campus.
Hereditary Fructose Intolerance is a food allergy found in one of every 22,000 people. Within the UW-Madison student body, this would be approximately two students. One case is freshman Chelsea Neitzel. Since the disease is so rare, most food services do not know about or understand her situation, and she has problems at restaurants and in the dorms.
Feeding people can be tricky business. Just ask my left hand.
Thanks to a brilliant Japanese idea, active video games now allow lazy-or money-conscious-college students to revel in the same mindless distractions from the intellectual world that traditional video games did while burning the weekend's excess calories.
How to play the game
State Street lacked its familiar glow Monday evening after two underground electrical fires knocked out power on much of the east side of campus and throughout the downtown business district.
While Monday meant it was time to get back to the grind for most Madison residents, thousands of UW-Madison students and staff on the east side of campus saw their day suddenly grind to a halt after an electrical fire sparked a two-hour power outage.
Imagine for a minute that you are in your dorm room, apartment or house and there is a knock at the door. When you open it, I'm standing there with a puppy. I tell you that you must buy it from me, care for it and pay its expenses, though it will still belong to me. I provide you with a list of rules that you must obey. If you do not comply, I will fine you. If I determine the dog is too sick and must be put down, you must buy a new one and if you can't find a new one that is cheaper or just don't have the time to look, I will sell you another one.
UW-Madison freshman Megan Beckner was sound asleep at 3 a.m. in Witte Hall when the fire alarm began to ring. Because of past false alarms, Beckner tried to sleep through the ear-splitting sound, but after 15 minutes she was forced out into the cold.
I have been a victim of the freshman 15 (well, actually the freshman 10). I know how it goes. Food lurks around every corner and one's main source of exercise comes from walking to the fridge to get more food, down the hall to eat some of your neighbor's food, or down to the cafeteria to indulge in even more food.
When Todd Denny asked everyone in the room who knows a survivor of rape to stand up, every person in the room arose from his or her chair.
While scanning through Yahoo News, I found an article about a Welsh man who sliced off his own testicles to celebrate Wales beating England in a highly contested rugby match. Wales hadn't beaten England in 12 years and before the match the man said that if Wales won, he would cut off his balls. Following through on his promise, the fanatic is now in serious condition. This man was devoted to his team, he kept his promises, and in a moment of happiness, he gave a little of himself to the team. That's love.
The committee leading the $35.9 million demolition of Ogg Hall and building of two new dormitories announced Thursday the new dorm will have features unlike any of the other university residence halls.
As I was watching the Super Bowl halftime show this year, I entered into a state of shock. Paul McCartney's first song, \Drive My Car""-with it's fabulous chorus, ""Beep-beep, beep-beep yeah""-moved me to tears (from laughter). Everyone at my dorm's Super Bowl party could hardly wait for it to be over.
During the cold nights of Midwest winter, the warmth of an apartment or dorm room is often taken for granted. This Saturday, the UW-Madison chapter of Habitat for Humanity will be holding its ninth annual Souper Bowl in hopes of generating enough money to take one family out of the cold.
Solutions by The State News
