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Recent UW-Madison graduate Marissa Arnold works as a public relations associate for a small firm in New York City, and like many other recent grads looking for work in a tough economy, she feels underwhelmed and disappointed by employment prospects.
The Fight for Affordable Textbooks Takes On a New Angle:
As UW men's basketball coach Bo Ryan spoke on Tuesday, one couldn't help but notice the pride with which he wore his Big Ten Championship ring, glistening prominently in Badger red. This upcoming season will present a series of new challenges for Wisconsin, which became one of just five Division-I schools to win at least 30 games in each of the last two years.
The U.S. Congress passed the Higher Education Opportunity Act this summer, a bill that could help ease the burden of textbook expenses on college students.
When Black Lips tour, they don't mess around. On Feb. 1 Black Lips embarked on a two-month trek spanning from Washington to New York, then down to Tennessee and home again in Atlanta. By the time the 51-day trek finishes, Black Lips will have played 42 shows, including a stretch this weekend with two shows in Madison Friday, followed by another two in Chicago on Saturday.
Think Sunday's win at Minnesota was just another notch in Bo Ryan's Border Battle title belt?
The Tennessee Volunteers (6-2 SEC, 9-4 overall) allow 162.5 yards rushing on defense per game. The Badger (5-3 Big Ten, 9-3 overall) offense averages 201 yards per game on the ground. Historically, UW is at its best when it has a solid rushing attack. Advantage, Wisconsin.
Men's head basketball coach Bo Ryan announced yesterday that Wisconsin had received letters of intent to play basketball for the Badgers from four high school seniors: Jared Berggren, Ian Markolf, Jordan Taylor and Robert Wilson.
The Interfraternity Council announced Wednesday it voted to overturn the decision to suspend the UW-Madison chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, a social fraternity.
The Interfraternity Council meeting to hear an appeal from the UW-Madison chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, originally scheduled for Wednesday night, has been changed to Oct. 8.
Two UW-Madison chapter fraternities will appeal to the Interfraternity Council after an alleged hazing last spring and a violation of probation earlier this semester that led to expulsion from the University.
Former UW quarterback John Stocco had to prove he was a college quarterback. Now, after going 29-7 in three years as UW's starter, he will have to prove he is an NFL quarterback.
The Kings of Leon have revitalized the definitive rock ‘n‘ roll image. Indulging their souls in the excesses of booze, sex and drugs that established the genre between '66 and '74, the Kings of Leon have made a name for themselves by leaving the bullshit of overproduction at the door and creating some of the greatest rock albums of our generation.
I could not have been less happy to wake up Monday morning and see the New York Times report that Joe Theisman is out of the Monday Night Football booth. It's not that Theisman is that good, but it's more so the fact that ESPN is replacing him with Ron Jaworski. Jaworski is my least favorite personality at ESPN. Yes, the same network that actually pays Stephen A. Smith, Digger Phelps and Doug Gotlieb to voice their biased analysis. Still, ""Jaws"" is the worst. For some reason I caught the opening game of the Arena Football League season a few weeks back, and Jaworski and Merrill Hoge (who needs to learn to pronounce his name right) were in the booth. Jaws was doing play-by-play and this is how he started the game off.
An Eau Claire man suffered severe burns to his scrotum and hands after trying to emulate a stunt from ""Jackass: The Movie,"" according to WISC-TV 3.
What we eat on a regular basis is not dependent primarily on taste or price, but on culture. No matter how reasonably priced dog meat may be, very few people in the United States are going to make Rover burgers at a barbecue. In Germany, meaty deli sandwiches are a breakfast staple, but even Subway Jared couldn't be coaxed away from toast and scrambled eggs at 9 a.m. because that's what that former fatty was raised to eat.
The body of a UW-La Crosse student missing since Saturday night was pulled from the Mississippi River Monday morning.
Major League Baseball Commissioner, former owner of the Milwaukee Brewers and UW-Madison graduate Bud Selig spoke to a crowd of students Tuesday, mentioning he had spoken with his ""good friend Hank Aaron"" earlier that morning.
The brainless arguments against writer-director Paul Greengrass' stunning new docudrama United 93,\ the first major Hollywood film to depict the events of Sept. 11, 2001, are reminiscent of an episode of ""South Park."" The episode dealt with Jared the Subway spokesman inadvertently making the town think he had AIDS, and once the problem was solved, Stan and Kyle discovered that the touchy issue was dated enough to be fair game for poking fun. Trey Parker and Matt Stone got a lot of mileage out of ridiculing the assumption that sensitive subjects cannot be tackled by art for an unwritten but requisite number of years. Some rigorously politically correct loudmouths, nearly all of whom have not actually seen the film, have assailed ""United 93"" for being an exploitative capitalist venture that is coming out way too soon. This cynical criticism is as ignorant as it is frustrating and laughable, as it not only presupposes that art is not capable of being relevant or essential, but implies that it should not be.
Just as the surface of the Kohl Center transforms and adapts to the sports it hosts, student fans of basketball and hockey games have adopted similar, yet diverse traditions for different sports.
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