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At CollegeFashionista, we Style Gurus get the fabulous opportunity to report on the street style on the UW-Madison campus daily, which all of us desperately love, but we never really get a chance to share just how cool our fellow Style Gurus are.
Former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk officially announced her intent to run for governor in the event of a recall election of Republican Governor Scott Walker in Milwaukee Tuesday.
After a second man reported inappropriate misconduct by former Senior Associate Athletic Director John Chadima, UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward announced Monday the university will launch another investigation into his behavior.
After uncovering documents showing lawmakers signed agreements promising secrecy during the redistricting process, a Wisconsin immigrants rights group filed a complaint Monday alleging Republican leaders violated state law.
Missing since 1985 and long since declared dead, undergraduate Ariel O'Reilly was discovered by the janitors in the basement of Vilas Hall Tuesday. According to their testimonies, the 45-year-old O'Reilly was nearly inapproachable.
Hundreds of citizens from around the state of Wisconsin gathered on the Capitol steps Wednesday to protest the Gogebic Taconite Iron Mining Bill, which would ease regulations and make it easier for companies to mine iron ore.
"The Belly of Paris" (Le Ventre de Paris) is impossible to read without becoming both disgusted and obsessed at the thought of food. Zola is known for his fixation with realistic descriptions, and in this regard the novel is no disappointment.
Way back in the 1990s, in indie rock days of yore, few bands commanded as much reverence and devotion as Guided By Voices. Hailing from Dayton, Ohio, GBV were less a band than a collective, purveyors and devotees to a genre of indie rock called lo-fi: Songs were recorded cheaply-no studio gloss of which to speak-and with a "do it and move on" attitude. Tape fuzz was omnipresent.
In the face of recall, Gov. Scott Walker is continuing to push for changes. His most recent plan calls for education reform, focusing mainly on teacher evaluations and improving reading levels. While these programs will improve Wisconsin’s public education system, Walker would do the state’s students even more good if he looked at reforms happening on America’s coasts.
Many times, football games are billed as potential shoot-outs and then fail to live up to the high-scoring hype.
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It was far from pretty, but the Wisconsin men’s basketball team (8-2 overall) team finally picked up the non-conference win it needed as it defeated UNLV (9-2) 62-51 Saturday.
This weekend's matchup will be the Badgers' (7-2 overall) final game of a three-game home stand and will be the second game of a home-and-home series the Badgers currently have with UNLV (9-1). Wisconsin will look to take out some revenge on the Rebels, as UNLV beat the Badgers in Las Vegas last year 68-65.
Friends and family attended funeral services for Zach Zenk in La Crosse Tuesday after the UW-Madison senior’s death early last week.
The trouble with two-piece groups is ensuring that their sound doesn't stagnate. The White Stripes learned this the hard way when their career trailed off after 2007's Icky Thump. And for a while, it seemed like The Black Keys (guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney) were in a similar situation. Purveyors of a ferocious brand of blues-rock, with 2006's Magic Potion, they were at the end of their rope. Something needed to change.
"The Legend of Zelda" series is one of the most beloved gaming franchises of all time-each entry has built on Zelda's classic formula by adding its own innovative new wrinkles.
Madison Common Council wept in terror after they discovered the Edgewater Hotel Project arose from the dead, threatening to haunt them for the entire upcoming biennium.
The outcomes of this past summer's recall elections did not seem to have a noticeable influence on the political dynamic of the state legislature during the recent special session, which marked the first significant post-recall meeting of the Senate.
Rihanna is the universal pop star. She lives in the upper echelon of fame, that mostly vacated space once occupied by untouchable stars like Elton John and Jimmy Page. The old icons were backed by wheelbarrows of LP and concert ticket dough and were not necessarily expected to engage with masses such as human beings. Before the turn of the century, there were a ton of arena-packing musicians who must have seemed like Norse gods or aliens from the back rows.
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