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This weekend marks the beginning of the Big Ten season for the UW volleyball team (6-2 overall) and for the first time since 1996, the Badgers will open conference play with matches against two nationally-ranked opponents.
The true test to determine who is for real in the Big Ten begins this weekend. After three weeks of non-conference play, the Big Ten kicks off the season as teams look to dethrone perennial Rose Bowl favorites Michigan and Ohio State.
A group of Wisconsin students met the other night to advocate an instantaneous \stop"" to the war in Iraq. And I thought that this place was an institution of higher learning.
The No.18 Wisconsin women's soccer team (6-0 overall) will begin Big Ten play when they take on No. 5 Penn State (5-1) Friday night at home and Ohio State (4-2) Sunday afternoon.
What started out as a trickle has turned into a black plastic river-one thousand body bags, as of last Tuesday, to hold the remains of U.S. soldiers in Iraq. What's more, Army spokespeople have begun admitting that U.S. forces do not control large parts of the country cryptically referred to as
Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls Russ Darrow, Robert Lorge, Tim Michels and Bob Welch are furiously campaigning across most of Wisconsin as the Sept. 14 Republican primary nears. Unlike the rest of the state however, the city of Madison has been avoided, particularly the UW-Madison campus.
The UW men's tennis team (3-9 Big Ten, 8-15 overall) ended a frustrating spring season Friday after losing in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Team Championship in East Lansing, Mich.
The Wisconsin men's track team will spend the next two weeks gearing up for their biggest meet to date this season-the Big Ten Outdoor Championships in West Lafayette, Ind. The No. 20 Badgers will compete in Iowa City, Iowa this weekend for the Musco Twilight VI and then host the Madison Twilight the week after that before making the trip to West Lafayette for the conference championships.
The Wisconsin women's lightweight and openweight, each coming off victories in their headline races at last week's Midwest Rowing Championships, both face challenges in their respective races this weekend. The lightweights will race No. 4 Georgetown while the openweights will go up against conference foes at the Big Ten Championships. The No. 3 lightweights will try to stave off the Hoyas in the national rankings when they go to Washington, D.C., and the No. 13 openweights will stay in the Midwest, as they travel to Iowa City, Ia., to compete in the Championships.
The season is winding down for the Wisconsin softball team (26-23 overall, 5-9 Big Ten) as it heads on the road to face regional foe Loyola (19-26, 8-7 Horizon League) tonight.
The UW men's tennis team (2-6 Big Ten, 7-12 overall) has not been able to have the season they have hoped for this season. Their only conference wins have come against Purdue and Penn State. However, with only one more weekend until the Big Ten tournament, UW is in need of a weekend sweep over conference foes Michigan (2-6, 11-8 overall) Saturday and Michigan State (1-7, 14-12 overall) Sunday to earn a higher seed in the Big Ten Tournament April 29-May 2.
Gov. Jim Doyle plans to lead the largest foreign trade delegation in the history of Wisconsin when he goes to China later this month, according to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The fifth-ranked UW women's hockey team (14-5-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-5-3 overall) faces a tough series this weekend on the road as they travel to Ohio State to battle the Buckeyes (10-10-2, 14-11-3).
The No. 12 Wisconsin wrestlers had anticipated a difficult weekend as they were set to play host to No. 8 Iowa Friday night and travel to No. 5 Michigan on Sunday. Despite the Badgers realization of the daunting task that confronted them, they nonetheless came away disappointed after dropping both duals 24-9 to Iowa and 24-16 to Michigan.
For No. 6 Wisconsin (8-3-5 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 14-6-6 overall), this weekend begins the most crucial stretch in its schedule this season. Over the next seven weeks, UW will take on five Top 25 foes, beginning with No. 10 Colorado College (4-8-2, 11-8-3) this weekend.
The Sierra Club started running TV ads Tuesday targeting state Sen. and U.S. Senate candidate Bob Welch, R-Redgranite, and his co-sponsorship of the so-called Dirty Water Act.
And then, two years after it started, the War on Terror got on track. At long last, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld put a general in charge who was capable of actively pursuing President Bush's orders to \smoke terrorists out of their holes."" In a true breakthrough, this man had discovered the identity of terror's supreme commander.
The Wisconsin men's soccer team (1-3 Big Ten, 9-8 overall) took out their second non-conference foe in eight days as they defeated the DePaul Blue Demons (7-8, 3-2 Conference USA) by a score of 2-1 at home last night. The win put the Badgers over .500 for the fourth time this year and also snapped a 3-game winning streak for the Blue Demons.
Solutions by The State News
