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Wisconsin's 1-0 loss on Senior Day Sunday to Minnesota at the McClimon Soccer Complex left the Badgers hanging their heads for two reasons. The six seniors in cardinal and white not only lost their last game in front of their home crowd, but the defeat also meant the loss of Wisconsin's control of gaining entry into the Big Ten Tournament.
True to recent form, the Wisconsin men's soccer team burst out of the blocks once again in Sunday's match against Illinois-Chicago and took an early lead.
The college football season has been second to none when it comes to upsets this year. Just take a look at how the top spots in the weekly polls have been changing. Every week for the past three weeks, the No. 2 team in the country has fallen: first it was USC, then it was Cal, and last Thursday it was the Bulls of South Florida. In the past four weeks, there have been three different teams listed as No. 1 in the country. Even more surprising, every week for the past four weeks, at least two of the nations top six teams have fallen, with at least one of those teams losing to an unranked opponent.
A group of people battered and bruised a transient man and his dog Sunday night on the 100 block of W. Gorham St., according to police.
As a person of Irish descent, I have always looked fondly on my Irish heritage. Most people do not believe that I'm Irish - mainly because I am not a short, freckled man with red hair and a pot o' gold - but are convinced once they realize that my last name is Carey, which couldn't belong to any other nationality besides the Irish.
The one question I can consistently never answer well, due to its sheer broadness of scope, should in theory be a bit more fun: So what kind of music do you like?"" People ask this because music is obviously a great topic of conversation, and other ways to broach the subject can be quite limited.
I've been fighting it all my life. I can tell what people think when they look at me, but I can't help it - I'm a hick trapped in a big city.
I've been fighting it all my life. I can tell what people think when they look at me, but I can't help it - I'm a hick trapped in a big city.
As a kid, I always had certain sports athletes that I idolized without regret. Some of them were unnecessary (Matt Unertl of the Wisconsin Badgers' football team), some were unfortunate (Keyshawn Johnson when he was with the New York Jets) and some caused me to be disowned by my own father (John Elway during the 1997 season in which Denver beat my beloved Packers in the Super Bowl).
If you would have told her four years ago, at the start of her junior year in high school, that she would someday be a starter for the No. 9 collegiate volleyball team in the country, she would have laughed at you.
Junior forward Angie Keseley scored her fourth goal of the season while junior forward Erika Lawler notched her fifth point of the season as the Wisconsin women's hockey team swept the Robert Morris Colonials 3-0 and 3-1 this weekend at the Kohl Center
All of the greatest artists, authors and musicians endured hardship in their lives. And somehow each cultural contributor has managed to turn strife into poetry. The best art seems to come from these people - people like Van Gogh, Hunter S. Thompson and 50 Cent. This makes me feel devastatingly normal, as the hardest thing I have endured is a two-day hang over.
Sometimes it's easy to predict the future. If you touch O.J. Simpson's sports collectibles, he's probably going to freak out.
Three weeks into the college football season, and already there have been a fair number of upsets. The infamous Appalachian State triumph over No. 5 Michigan, South Florida's surprise victory against No. 17 Auburn, Utah's assault on No. 11 UCLA, and Kentucky's win over No. 9 Louisville are just some of the most notable games in the past month.
It's a typical Thursday night around 8 p.m. Where are you? If you're like many college students (and adults) these days, you're probably in front of a TV watching one of ABC's biggest hits, the hospital drama Grey's Anatomy."" And if you're not - Have you been living under a rock for the past three years?
It's a typical Thursday night around 8 p.m. Where are you? If you're like many college students (and adults) these days, you're probably in front of a TV watching one of ABC's biggest hits, the hospital drama Grey's Anatomy."" And if you're not - Have you been living under a rock for the past three years?
By Quinn Craugh
No Appalachian State repeats
StudentPrint_ad: StudentPrint, a non-profit, student print shop, will promote their organization by hanging free t-shirts on Bascom Hill.
StudentPrint, a UW-Madison non-profit, student-run print shop, will line Bascom Hill with free t-shirts Wednesday.
Solutions by The State News
