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Associate Students of Madison passed a resolution Thursday to increase student segregated fees by $275 per student for 2011 in order to fund a $1.7 million internal training session in Las Vegas.
The Madison Symphony Orchestra, housed in the Overture Center for the Arts, is considered one of the best regional orchestras in the country, and lucky for UW students, it is welcoming Badgers with open arms.
Police arrested 12 students and ejected 18 at Saturday’s Badger football game, some of the lowest numbers officials have seen all season.
Nov. 1 marked the beginning of the holiday season for two reasons: Starbucks' holiday cups and the release of Justin Bieber's Under the Mistletoe. It's been over a year and a half since My World 2.0, and Bieber's voice is noticeably deeper. Yes, Justin Bieber finally went through puberty. Despite his inevitable hormonal change, he does not seem to have lost much of his vocal range at all. Bieber worked diligently over the past year with the same vocal coach who successfully helped Usher through a similar point in his career.
A Milwaukee-based Latino nonprofit filed a lawsuit Monday against the Government Accountability Board, arguing Wisconsin's new legislative redistricting plan unlawfully dilutes the voting strength of Latinos in Milwaukee's south side.
Pro Arte Quartet: In 1932, the PAQ was titled the Quatuo de la Cour de Belgique in recognition of their contribution to Belgian music. They will be releasing their Belgian Premieres recording.
The State Assembly's Committee on Colleges and Universities will host a hearing early next week addressing a conservative think tank's findings that UW-Madison's undergraduate and law school admission policies discriminate against white and Asian students.
Never Trust a Happy Song, but trust Grouplove to bring the live music magic to the Frequency Thursday night.
I have aspired to be a disc jockey ever since I was a young kid. Local LA radio personalities like KRTH 101's ""Real"" Don Steel and 95.5 KLOS' Uncle Joe Benson were consistently on the family radio during my childhood. Growing up, I began to develop an admiration for such on-air personalities: they just sounded so smooth, so cool as they talked about music. These guys, Shotgun Tom and Uncle Joe, were all about keeping the oldies alive during the 1990s. Because of my youthful exposure to the FM throwback stations, it became my prime objective in life to be heard on the airwaves.
Officials kept busy Saturday attending to dozens of fans who fell victim to ticket scams, as well as ejecting 43 students from Camp Randall Stadium because of inappropriate or illegal behavior.
A couple of weeks ago Hollywood released ""Straw Dogs,"" a critically maligned remake of a violent ‘70s classic. Unsurprisingly, it tanked in cinemas and will probably be out of multiplexes by Friday. Whereas the original had Dustin Hoffman playing the lead, the new one has watered-down pretty boy James Marsden in the role.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, announced Thursday he will not enter the race for U.S. Senate, ending speculation he would contend for U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl's seat.
Freon forces hall to evacuate
The state Legislature kicked off normal sessions Tuesday when they met for its only scheduled day in September, swearing in two new state senators and passing bipartisan legislation about the presidential primary election date.
If the hype surrounding Wisconsin senior quarterback Russell Wilson and his teammates was intense entering Thursday night's season opener, it may rise to a fever pitch by the time Oregon State rolls in September 10.
Efforts to recall nine state senators remain underway, but if redistricting plans proposed by Republicans, which have outraged Democrats, are passed by the Legislature the recall elections could be moot in a few years.
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