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What is going on in the free world? We knew that financial systems were getting hit hard; however, the nationalization of banks, devaluing of the dollar, and breeding of irresponsibility seem contrary to the aid the nation requires.
Hosanna in the highest,"" the church choir bellows, their praise echoing throughout the high ceilings of the church. As a child I would have gladly joined in this prayer, tweaking the phrasing just a bit to make it more sacred and meaningful.
Madison's late-night bar crowd can start mixing its cocktails with calamari now that the Samba Brazilian Grill will be extending its hours.
Science fiction, outside of the Star Wars"" franchise, always seems to come firmly attached to the word ""cult."" In other words, you have to be some sort of marginalized freak to enjoy anything in the realm of fantasy, magic or space travel.
Struggles and pain infused the hope and change"" sentiment last night when students gathered for a Black History Month event at the Red Gym.
As the Big Ten Tournament draws near, the Wisconsin women's basketball team will look to boost its resume when it hosts Indiana (8-6 Big Ten, 15-8 overall) in a Monday night showdown at the Kohl Center.
Sweat drips from my brow as I stare blankly at the page. Think Megan, think! What the hell is the biological species concept? Why does this crab have a non-functioning claw? Why the hell do I care about these stupid fricking lizards on an undiscovered island?! I slam my head on the desk in despair.
Members of the Madison Police Department and Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, met with residents of Mifflin Street Thursday in an effort to improve the annual Mifflin Street Block Party.
Garage bands across the country dream of making it big - touring, playing for screaming fans and enjoying the rock-and-roll life. Coming to Madison Friday with Mà ¶tley Crà ¼e, Chicago-based The Last Vegas are one step closer to that dream.
In an 18-14 vote, the state Senate voted Tuesday to increase Wisconsin's minimum wage from $6.50 to $7.60 per hour.
District 2 Ald. Brenda Konkel faced off against three of the four rivals competing for her seat Thursday at Lapham Elementary School.
Members of the Madison community celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the Overture Center Monday by recognizing citizens who have contributed their time and talent to the city.
Welcome to my lab!"" the scientist cried out to the crowd, to Bucky Badger and even to Santa Claus. ""Are we ready to learn? Are you ready to have some fun?"" Cheers rocked the lecture hall.
Still hot from the success of their latest album, Viva La Vida, Coldplay has released an EP entitled Prospekt's March, a collection of studio sessions left over from the recording of Vida.
Tom Jones lives a life of adversity. How does one continue producing music for a career known mainly for its significance to the fictional life of Carlton Banks? Despite sporting a massive discography and more youth-oriented songs, such as 1999's Sex Bomb,"" Jones' tryst with popularity has been fickle at best. In 24 Hours, Jones' latest and 30th full-length album, the crooner shows his perfected organization of studio musician accompaniment but falls short trying to galvanize his career yet again.
It is up in the air whether handwritten cover letters or digital portfolios will help graduating students clinch a job. However, Madison business professionals said finding a balance between using both old and new media seems to be a key component in the process.
Madison Area Technical College student and community activist Michael Johnson officially kicked off his campaign to run for Madison's District 8 alder Wednesday night in Science Hall.
With the opening of deer season this past week, the Wisconsin northwoods have been abuzz with avid outdoorsmen. Gun season, however, is just the hors d'oeuvres before the main course of ice fishing for Wisconsin winter game enthusiasts.
Today marks the end of the road for 16 Wisconsin Badger seniors. Some will move on to play professional football, others will start their professional careers, and a few will continue their studies. While the future will reveal different paths for each athlete, they will all share the same experience that comes with being a member of the Wisconsin football tradition.
The Common Council kicked off budget deliberations Tuesday, hearing public input from Madison residents on amendments in the proposed 2009 capital and operating budgets.
Solutions by The State News
