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(04/10/17 1:00pm)
That’s all she wroteI’m looking at you and thinking about how the penThat pen thereThat you have in your mouthWill be wetNowFrom the moisture on your tongueAnd that penThat pen right thereWill also be hotWith eachHeavy breath that you exhaleAnd that penYeah baby that WetPen you have in your mouthRight There-Will have bite marks on itWhere you’ve clenched your jaw and bitten downWith each crescendo of your lungsAs air touches your wet lipsAnd your eyes blink like forbidden fruit-- ughh honey your mouth could write the sweetest poetryThat penThat pen thereSigns my life away
(02/20/17 1:20am)
I stared at him as he pulled death from his left breast pocket,
(02/20/17 12:13am)
Everyone that is going on spring break this year has one thing on their mind: their beach bod. Whether it’s Europe, Central America or the Wisconsin Dells, everyone wants to be looking their best for both their spring break plans and their Instagrams. Here are some easy tips on how to get in tip top shape in just under a month.
(02/12/17 7:42pm)
Through almost 50 minutes of play Wisconsin and Minnesota-Duluth, the top two women’s hockey teams in the country, had played a tight, closely-fought game that lived up to the expectations surrounding a No. 1 vs No. 2 matchup. When Wisconsin’s Sarah Nurse scored to put the Badgers up 1-0. it appeared as if the Badgers would manage to escape with a win.
(09/24/16 1:25am)
After beginning the Big Ten season with two wins, Wisconsin (3-2-1 overall, 2-1-0 conference) dropped its first conference match of the season Friday night, as they were defeated 2-1 by Penn State (4-3-1 overall, 2-1-0 conference) in a double overtime battle.
(09/06/16 5:37pm)
PHYSICAL TRAITS: Not a whole lot going on. Very concerned with size but has a confident belief that he’s definitly not small.
(09/02/16 9:07pm)
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Football is back, brats are on the grill and everyone has their bibs on. College football Saturdays are unparalleled in sports. March Madness can stake its claim, but anything that lasts just a month is too short to be the best.
(07/11/16 1:35am)
If you’re sitting in J, you deserve a standing ovation for managing to hide how drunk you are from security. You probably went to your cousin’s place on Regent, did four too many beer bongs and wandered into the stadium around halftime. This is the drunkest of sections and definitely the worst. If your plan is to watch the football game, don’t sit in J. You’ve been warned.
(04/26/16 3:41am)
A Madison Police Officer was able to save the life of a suicidal man Friday afternoon, according to an incident report.
(04/03/16 3:45am)
Springtime is typically a time of great happiness, especially for sports fans and those of us that have to brave the harsh Wisconsin winters.
(03/31/16 11:05am)
Just like that, it’s done. All the early mornings, late nights, road trips and long practices reduced to a teary-eyed and gloomy locker room with embraces available from all. Endings suck.
(03/26/16 6:45pm)
James Baughman, who spent more than 30 years as a journalism professor and instructor at UW-Madison, died Saturday morning from lung cancer at the age of 64.
(03/26/16 6:41pm)
James Baughman, a highly respected journalism and mass communication professor, died Saturday at 64 after battling lung cancer.
(03/07/16 3:00pm)
On the track “Why Does It Shake?,” Protomartyr reaches into a viscid haze, where orthochromatic figures waltz with acrylic stills. Singer Joe Casey moans into a microphone, letting waves of thoughts stream out like syrup. Meanwhile, the band crackles between steady thoughts and mental breakdown; a bass guitar tumbles along before a buzzsaw guitar rips it in twain. Casey slips into paranoia, interrogating the abyss. “Why does it shake?” he asks before trying to answer his own question with “the body, the body, the body…”
(02/18/16 8:32pm)
If you’re reading this column, I assume that you follow the basketball team at least casually. So unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past four weeks, you know that we haven’t lost a game for four weeks (knock on wood). In the basketball world, we call this a winning streak.
(02/12/16 4:00pm)
UW-Madison researchers published a journal Feb. 11 detailing how they genetically reprogrammed the most common type of cells in mammalian connective tissue into master heart cells.
(11/11/15 4:06am)
There’s few emotions rawer than rage. It’s an easy emotion to relate to—how often have some of us broken down against some misfortune or against someone who crossed all the wrong wires at the perfectly wrong times? Of course, most of us bury it and move on with our lives, since respect rarely follows bloodshot eyes and swollen veins.
(11/09/15 11:38pm)
A team of UW-Madison researchers has found a way to more easily identify brain cancer that could lead to earlier diagnoses and more effective treatment of the deadly disease.
(11/03/15 2:56am)
Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are literally choking under a thick haze of wildfire smoke caused by the yearly burning of forests for the production of pulp, paper and palm oil on the islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan in Indonesia. The smoky haze that has engulfed these nations had been described by the Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics as a “crime against humanity.” Schools have been closed, roadways shut down and half a million cases of acute respiratory infection have been reported since July.
(10/28/15 3:05am)
First things first, I have never been a fan of Demi Lovato. I didn’t watch her on Disney Channel and I never considered seeing her in concert with the Jonas Brothers. That being said, Lovato’s newest album, Confident, released Oct. 16, surpassed my admittedly low expectations.
