Mozart's score comes alive in UW Opera's performance
(03/16/12 4:23am)
Mozart rocks. So when I heard that the University Opera was staging Wolfgang’s classic “Don Giovanni,” I knew it would be a must-see.
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UW-Madison Young Progressives endorses Falk in likely recall election
(03/15/12 4:27am)
UW-Madison Young Progressives endorsed Democratic hopeful Kathleen Falk Wednesday to run against Gov. Scott Walker in his likely recall election.
Diary from South by Southwest
(03/15/12 2:04am)
Tuesday marked the first official day of the music portion of South by Southwest. The shows don’t start until the evening, but when they do get going, they don’t stop for quite some time. Before the music started, we had to pick up our wristbands in order to attend shows. While we were waiting, we ran into Cults, Yellow Ostrich and Brother Ali. We were starstruck, to say the least.
Pro-union rally marks first anniversary of collective bargaining bill
(03/12/12 5:28am)
An estimated 35,000 Democrats and union supporters gathered at the state Capitol Saturday to memorialize the first anniversary of the passing of a contentious bill limiting collective bargaining rights for public workers.
The "Three Little Bears" of books: Novel, novella, short story
(03/09/12 3:42am)
I recently finished reading “Going to the Territory,” a collection of essays by Ralph Ellison. Among the topics he discussed (art, African Americans, history, jazz) one of the most important and recurring topics was the Novel. Not the lowercase novel as a thing, as a piece of entertainment, but the uppercase Novel as an idea, as a form.
The Dirty Bird: The ubiquitous cum conundrum
(03/08/12 1:24am)
Erica,
Judge David Flanagan's ruling good for Wisconsin voters
(03/07/12 11:56pm)
County judge rules to overturn voter ID law
(03/07/12 6:54am)
A Dane County judge issued a temporary injunction against Wisconsin’s voter identification law Tuesday, freezing the law requiring identification in order to vote, on the grounds that the provision disproportionately affects certain groups of voters.
Not 21 yet? Sucks to be you
(02/28/12 2:54am)
Turning 21 is EVERYTHING it’s cracked up to be.
Testimony ends in redistricting court case
(02/27/12 5:43am)
Testimony concluded Friday in the high-stakes court case pitting Democrats and a group challenging the constitutionality of Wisconsin’s new legislative districts against Republican lawmakers arguing in favor of the maps.
Professor testifies in federal trial on redistricting maps’ impact on Latinos
(02/24/12 7:34am)
UW-Madison political science professor Ken Mayer testified in the ongoing redistricting lawsuit Thursday that the Latino vote would be significantly diminished under the new state election maps drawn by Republicans.
La Follette
(02/23/12 8:19am)
Wisconsin Secretary of State Doug La Follette will officially declare his candidacy Thursday for the likely gubernatorial recall election.
Doug La Follette to run for governor in likely recall election
(02/23/12 8:17am)
The field of candidates vying to challenge Gov. Scott Walker in his likely recall election will expand Thursday when Wisconsin Secretary of State Doug La Follette declares his candidacy.
Republicans decline to change maps following Court request
(02/23/12 8:09am)
Republicans refused to make changes Wednesday to election maps signed into law last year despite pressure to redraw the maps from a judicial panel that questioned their legitimacy earlier this week.
CollegeFashionista Style Guru shells out details about UW textile and apparel design program
(02/22/12 6:18pm)
The UW-Madison Style Guru team is a diverse one and I'd like to think that's why we make a great, balanced team. We have Style Gurus studying different majors, including Communication Arts, Journalism and, like myself, Textile and Apparel Design (TAD). A lot of students on campus don't know about the major and I will say it is probably because our intense program is quite small.
Redistricting ruling still to be decided
(02/22/12 8:07am)
Federal judges may take up a redistricting lawsuit Wednesday after Republican lawmakers said Tuesday they could not fulfill the judges' request to redraw the latest state redistricting maps.
Men's Hockey: ‘Badger’ Bob Johnson honored by UW
(02/21/12 4:31am)
Few figures in the history of the Wisconsin men’s hockey program stand as tall as former head coach “Badger” Bob Johnson.
Groups question Senate’s decision to take up Assembly's mining bill at hearing
(02/20/12 6:30am)
Republicans decided last week to fast-track the Assembly version of a bill reducing regulations on iron-ore mining in Wisconsin instead of going forward with a more moderate Senate version proposed last week.
'Tuba Atlantic' an Oscar Short favorite
(02/20/12 2:13am)
Last week at Sundance Cinemas in Madison I witnessed a Norwegian teenage girl engage in a seagull-killing rampage with a heavy machine gun, a neurotic time machine inventor succumb to his OCD and spend a year trying to make one rather unremarkable day in his life perfect, two Irish estranged boyhood best friends reunite after 25 years, a young German couple become embroiled in a secret child-abduction ring after adopting a young Indian boy in Kolkata and a young Irish lad brazenly defy the Catholic church in the name of his one true love-football.
Voces de la Frontera discusses documents revealing secrecy in redistricting process
(02/09/12 8:30am)
