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Tuesday morning I woke up for class and turned on the television, expecting to see the same highlights on ESPN that I had fallen asleep to, only to see the breaking news that Brett Favre had decided to retire.
Rather than waste space describing the tragedy that is Will Ferrell's newest sports comedy Semi-Pro,"" this review will be a plea to its star on behalf of the movie going public. Just because every film you make has been box office gold doesn't mean we will love you forever, and if this film is an indicator of where you are taking your career, you've already passed along the crown.
After 17 seasons of crouching under center for the Green and Gold, Brett Favre decided Tuesday to retire from the NFL.
Sitting at Mariucci Arena last weekend, it was easy to get caught up in all the spectacle and tradition that is college hockey.
Wisconsin forward Tara Steinbauer and guards Alyssa Karel and Sarah Ingison hail from the Twin Cities area. But instead of wearing the Maroon and Gold, the three crossed the border to sport the Cardinal and White.
Javier Bardem kicks in the door to a hotel room, and before the door even hits the wall the innocent man sitting in bed has buckshot buried in his chest.
With the late Wisconsin primary gaining more importance in recent weeks, the state has become an arena for the kind of intense campaigning political junkies dream about.
I've spent my whole life trying to get good grades, be nice to people and somehow avoid failing at life. But whenever I watch some superhero movie or hear about someone saving the world from whatnot, I think about how dull my life is in comparison.
Let's Get It On"" by Marvin Gaye
If we run into each other, feel free to congratulate me. I was the only one who predicted before the season that Minnesota State and Minnesota-Duluth would be tied for eighth in the USCHO.com PairWise Rankings in the final month of the regular season.
God bless him. Matthew McConaughey just does not like shirts. That is probably the source of half the ticket sales Fool's Gold"" will receive. Desperate middle-aged women, this one is for you.
The Wisconsin men's hockey team takes on rival Minnesota this weekend at the Kohl Center, and the home ice will be a welcoming sight for the Badgers.
To put it plainly and simply, I hate anything cheesy. Ask any of my friends, and they'll all describe me the same way. I can't watch romantic comedies, the prospect of a heart-to-heart deep-feeling talk sends me running in the opposite direction, and if anyone drops a bad pick-up line around me I leave the bar immediately.
A year ago, I had the great honor, privilege and luck of being able to fly with the Green Bay Packers to their game in San Francisco (my dad won a contest at work and picked me over my mom). Sometime between the crab dinner and the personal police escort to the game, I remember thinking how nice it would be if the Packers could win a few games down the stretch for Brett Favre and send him out on a winning note.
Last month, after UW-Madison and Kyoto University researchers announced a new technique that turns skin cells into cells that look and function like embryonic stem cells, the world seemed to breathe a sigh of relief. At last, the end to the nearly decade-long stem cell war was in sight. Or, so it seemed.
There is so little for Americans to believe in these days. Sadly, on Nov. 30 we lost one more reason to believe. His name was Robert Craig Knievel, Jr., but you might know him better as Evel Knievel."" Or, if not by his name, then perhaps by his appearance - a man constantly wearing a death-defying smirk and a red, white and blue leather jumpsuit (equipped with a fashionable cape).
When it comes to Badger women's basketball, there is one player who has been synonymous with the team and its success over the last few years. That player is senior guard Jolene Anderson.
Is there anything in the world less reliable than preseason rankings or predictions? It doesn't matter if we're talking college football, the NBA or curling. How can you honestly predict how good a team is without seeing it play?
Eighteen years ago in preparation for Thanksgiving, each student in Ms. Puetz's four-year-old kindergarten class had to tell their teacher the one thing they were most thankful for. Some said their mom or their dad. Others said their pet hamster. Still others said their best friend or their favorite toy.
The No. 25 Wisconsin women's basketball team (1-0) travels to Milwaukee to take on in-state rival Marquette (1-0) Saturday afternoon in what will be one of the UW's most difficult road games this season.
Solutions by The State News
