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Although it appeared Wisconsin's lawmakers were at a standstill in the struggle for ethics reform last week, both Democratic and Republican leaders announced a ""historic"" compromise Monday.
Carrying signs emblazoned with block letters and peace signs, shouting anti-Bush and anti-war rhetoric, community members and UW-Madison students alike marched down State Street Saturday to protest the war in Iraq.
Wisconsin lawmakers now find themselves deadlocked in the struggle for ethics reform, as the split Joint Finance Committee is next in line to vote on the Ethics Reform Bill.
A website launched by the governor's office Tuesday seeks to educate Wisconsinites about the global threats stemming from a pandemic flu breakout.
Pulsating sobs were echoing throughout Steenbock Memorial Library late one Tuesday night and interrupting the very motivated students who surrounded the circulation desk. It was too early for an exam breakdown—those were at least five days away—but it apparently was time for an inter-family fight over a $1,300 credit card bill.
When we were first introduced to Brand New in 2001 with Your Favorite Weapon, we heard a band with raw skills, pop-punk riffs and lyrics full of teenage angst. After building a fan base by touring relentlessly, Brand New went back to the studio to record 2003's Deja Entendu. Drastically different from YFW, it once again showed extreme potential (they actually learned to play their instruments), but many knew there was much more on the way.
The UW-Madison College Democrats invited state Sen. Jon Erpenbach, D-Middleton, to speak at their meeting Wednesday night about his proposal to limit the effects of the gay marriage ban in the state.
In response to the release of documents revealing millions of dollars amassed by state politicians in unclaimed sick days, the state Assembly reviewed a former policy Tuesday and has agreed to allow retroactive sick leave.
As exams draw near and another semester hits crunch time, many students are looking for ways to save time. Some turn to Sparknotes.com, others to caffeine and some just combine essential activities—such as eating and sex.
You pass by them every day on the streets of Madison. The clanking of coins in their plastic cups has become no different than the muffled sound of a campus bus or the echo of police sirens on University Avenue—so normal that no one even notices anymore.
My family's tragic association with Thanksgiving began in 1978. At that Thanksgiving meal, my great-grandfather left the table and disappeared. No one knows if it was the canned cranberry sauce, the turkey, the piles and piles of pie or the fact that he was losing terribly at poker, but he died in the bathroom. His body had fallen against the door, and the 65 years of smoking, drinking and kielbasa had made his body a concrete barrier. So, as the story goes, armed with an umbrella and a socket wrench, Aunt Toots had to scale a drain pipe and climb in from the outside. There were some efforts to revive him, but alas, it was too late.
You pass by them every day on the streets of Madison. The clanking of coins in their plastic cups has become no different than the muffled sound of a campus bus or the echo of police sirens on University Avenue—so normal that no one even notices anymore.
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With a new Republican at the helm of the state Assembly, tensions between Republicans and Democrats will flare during the next legislative session in the Assembly, according to state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison.
""QuinceaAera"" is a gentle but stirring coming of age story, an insight into the Mexican-Catholic culture and the gentrification of a neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Gov. Jim's Doyle's re-election, despite a mediocre approval rating, registers within the state as a strong rebuke of Republican politics and policy on a local and national scale.
Wisconsin will ban gay marriage and civil unions in an amendment to the state's Constitution, following the results of Tuesday's election.
In the history of rock ‘n' roll, saturated by polished melodies, electronic manipulation and Ozzfest, some might argue the world of metal has strayed far from its roots and found itself in the commercial realm. Death Breath's debut album, Stinking up the Night, is an unrepentant antithesis of this trend.
Amanda (Paris Hilton): Oh! My Ugg boots have Jennifer's stomach blood all over them!
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