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If you're the type of person who is easily excited by the latest restrictor plate technology or gets goose bumps when Talladega is brought up, you probably just want to move on before you read any further. Maybe, instead, turn to page one and check out what your cronies are up to in the Capitol these days.
Let's face it, nobody ever agrees with the Oscars completely, and we here at The Daily Cardinal are no exeption. So we crafted our own list of the top 10 films of 2010––our best picture nominees, if you will. We call them the Dirty Bird Awards, and you'll probably disagree with them just as much as you disagree with the Academy. But what makes us better is that you can walk into our office and yell at us in person, which is so much cooler. And the nominees are:
With the 2011 Academy Awards coming up this Sunday, Daily Cardinal senior film critics Riley Beggin and Mike Kujak, along with arts editor Todd Stevens, provide their predictions for who will go home with the little gold men, who got unjustly snubbed and how the horse race stacks up.
After winning its previous two contests by a combined 47 points, the Wisconsin women's basketball team hit a wall Wednesday night.
In case you haven't heard, the Packers won the Super Bowl! In their honor, I've decided to devote this column to discovering some green and gold in the arts here on campus.
Parker Gabriel- Managing Editor
Whenever a new wave of music takes over the Internet and starts invading the iPods of hipsters, a lot of bands are bound to get swept up in that wave whether they like it or not. One band to both benefit and suffer from this phenomenon recently has been Milwaukee outfit Kings Go Forth, who have seen their profile rise considerably in the wake of the 70's soul and funk revival.
As soon as Todd Collins entered Sunday's NFC Championship Game at quarterback for the Chicago Bears in the third quarter, it was obvious what would happen—and no, I'm not talking about the Packers winning. It became immediately clear Jay Cutler would get trashed by the Bears' faithful fans and any number of media outlets (Chicago outlets in particular) for not trying to tough it out and finish the game.
UW-Madison researcher James Thomson has been named co-winner of the King Faisal International Prize for Medicine for his continuing work to advance stem-cell research.
Next week, sports fans around the world may get a chance to witness history in front of their eyes. This historical run is not being made on the frozen tundra of Soldier Field, nor on the wind-swept ground at the head of the Ohio River in Pittsburgh.
Gov. Scott Walker and Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn raised the stakes Wednesday by making a friendly wager on Sunday's game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears.
Given the Wisconsin football team's incredibly successful season this year, it comes as no surprise that a number of Wisconsin fans want to express their support in song.
""Dexter""
With exams fast approaching the students need an escape from all the chaos. We need to keep ourselves sane before delving into the hell we call finals week, or for some, finals month. This Friday, steez is going to blow the roof off of the Majestic Theater with their fifth annual Last Day of Class Mustache Bash. Calling this an end of the year pick-me-up is an understatement. This concert will send you into finals saying to yourself, ""I'm going to rock the shit out of these exams. Creepfunk style.""
As I drove back to Madison Sunday in dreary weather, all I could think was, ""What the heck am I doing? Did I really leave the comfort of my home for this crap?""
As an avid participant in modern life, it can be very easy to marvel at the swift progress of technology. I can take, edit and post a picture on my phone as easily as I can send e-mails on my computer, automatically record television shows on my satellite receiver, play video games that look like movies on my PlayStation and boil a whole pot of water in five minutes. But there was a time in which I could do none of those things, a time when most people were born and died within a ten-mile radius and all books were handwritten and illustrated. The Middle Ages were such a time, and on the surface it appears as if that period could not be more disparate from our own.
Teams dealing with aging franchise icons is always a delicate situation, and there is the distinct possibility that it could turn ugly somewhere during the process.
On Feb. 25 Canada claimed the gold medal over the United States with a 2-0 victory in the women's hockey final at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. On Nov. 9, Team USA claimed a small token of revenge.
Despite playing without Preseason All-Big Ten selection Alyssa Karel, the Wisconsin women's basketball team barely missed a beat in their opening weekend, easily handling both St. Louis on the road and then William & Mary at home.
Solutions by The State News
