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As much as Thanksgiving is an opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends, eat boatloads of food and feebly acknowledge the debacle that is your academic semester, it is also a time to sit down in front of the good ol' TV and catch up on some quality athletic competition.
As the offense sputtered to start, defense carried the Wisconsin men's basketball team to victory over Rutgers 55-43 at the Kohl Center Saturday night, lifting the No. 15 Badgers to 3-0 overall.
Numerous community members attended a meeting Wednesday evening to voice their concerns about the proposed construction of an apartment building at 240 W. Gilman St.
Often lauded as one of the most famous people to have lived in Madison, syndicated sex columnist and author Dan Savage enjoyed a hero's welcome when he returned to read at the Madison Book Festival Saturday.
Earlier this month the country's eyes were trained on the recall election in California against now-lame duck Gov. Gray Davis. It provided the country a fantastic civics lesson on how an enraged citizenry can coalesce to throw out a public official who has made the people so angry they can't wait for the regular election. Not many people realize this, but before California's freak event, the Midwest, which had the same progressive movement a century ago that gave the recall to California, was doing recalls before it was cool.
For the last two years, a pall has been cast over Wisconsin with the so-called caucus scandals. Quite frankly, as a New Jersian, I found the Wisconsin standard of corruption to be pretty weak. I practically thought having state employees doing campaign work was mandated under the law.
The UW System Board of Regents will consider a plan later this week to make it easier for students to transfer credits between technical colleges and UW schools. System officials said Tuesday a legislative credit-transfer bill will aid that plan.
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If you do not have anything to do in the next month, consider running for the governor of California-you just might win. After all, there are already 134 candidates and a few more would only add grains to the beach.
Sitting down to lunch the other day, it was the same old story: \I was up at 7:45 this morning!"" while another friend of mine remarked how much she was looking forward to her three-hour lab later in the day. Having just woken up, I leaned back in my chair and smiled. Damn, it's good to be a political science major.
Saturday marks the beginning of the 2003 NBA playoffs and here, as always, are our flawless predictions. So get out a pen and some paper, and get your bookie on the line!
For the second time in eight months Chicago White Sox fans are in the media spotlight for all the wrong reasons. And by wrong reasons I mean barbaric. Honestly, what the hell is wrong with these people?
Despite anti-war sentiment across the globe, Peace Corps volunteers continue to serve their respective communities while growing numbers of prospective volunteers look to combat adversity.
An extraordinary session of the state Senate ended in a shouting match Monday after Republican legislators voted to adjourn and delay a vote on Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a bill that would give the Legislature approval over tribal gaming compacts.
This year, the NBA trade deadline marked the end of an era for both the Milwaukee Bucks and the Seattle Supersonics. The Bucks slammed the door on the \Big Three"" years by trading shooting guard Ray Allen to the Sonics along with guards Kevin Ollie and Ronald Murray and a conditional first round draft choice. The Sonics in return sent fan favorite Gary Payton and forward Desmond Mason.
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