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The smoke is starting to clear from the last presidential election. The election was a prime example in the art of mudslinging between two candidates who both ran negative campaigns. Unsurprisingly, the one who ultimately lost ran the more negative of the two, showing how attack-heavy campaigns are not always the most effective.
Friends, brothers and sisters, hello and welcome to the New Year. It's an honor and a pleasure to be standing here before you this morning, just a few days after we celebrated the memory of a great man, a man who, in sharing his dream with this nation, helped bring it closer to reality.
Barack Obama officially began his term as the 44th president Tuesday after taking the oath of office as the first black commander in chief on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.
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DULUTH, Minn. - One night after losing their first game of the season, the Wisconsin women's hockey team showed they still had some fight left.
Still hot from the success of their latest album, Viva La Vida, Coldplay has released an EP entitled Prospekt's March, a collection of studio sessions left over from the recording of Vida.
It's official. 2008 has been officially declared a year of recession. On Friday, the National Bureau of Economic Research officially announced that the United States has been in an economic recession since December 2007. Funny, because as recent as late July, the White House explicitly stated, we have avoided a recession."" The announcement resulted in a 680 point plunge in the Dow and a nine percent loss in both the S&P and the NASDAQ indexes - erasing almost all the gains the market experienced over Thanksgiving break.
President-elect Barack Obama met with the nation's governors Tuesday to discuss an economic recovery plan to aid states in dealing with budget deficits.
Neither fantasy nor fable, Undergraduate Theater Association's production of Kenneth Lonergan's This is Our Youth"" opens Thursday, examining a generation searching for meaning amidst chaos.
When UW-Madison sophomore Jane Doe vomited into her toilet after a long night out, all she saw was red.
When I first started nude modeling, one of my hopes was that the hours I would spend standing naked in front of strangers would teach me something important. What that was exactly, I didn't have any particular idea, beyond the hope that - whatever form the lesson took - it would allow me to appear wise.
Dear Mouse,
By Sajia Hall
This past Friday the University played host to the first ever Energy Hub conference. Energy Hub's mission is to foster an environment at Wisconsin that encourages collaboration, communication and innovation on modern energy technology and policy.""
Denison Witmer is a singer/songwriter from Lancaster, Penn., who has attracted attention for his acoustically focused, neo-folk songwriting ability, which has garnered lofty comparisons to Nick Drake, Sufjan Stevens and even Elliott Smith. Although there is no way Witmer can live up to any of those folk icons on his ironically-named release Carry the Weight, he is still refining his songwriting ability and is nearly ready to establish a distinct sound and name for himself in the folk world, just not yet.
Socialism, weakened security, increased threats, nonsense. In a culture all too often driven by fear, effort is required to sift through the bullshit in search of the truth. The election of this nation's first African-American president is not only a testament to the racial progress this country has achieved, but also an overwhelming public endorsement of scientific advancement.
As my only tangible contribution to the electoral process this year was the 45 minutes I spent voting, the fact that I woke up on the morning of November 5th feeling like I had just run several miles speaks poorly of my physical fitness. But until these effects of election fatigue finally wear off, I'll probably keep clicking the refresh button on Pollster.com like a lab animal in a Skinner Box waiting for a food pellet that will never come.
President John F. Kennedy once said, A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces, but also by the men it honors, the men it remembers.""
Election officials across the country expect groundbreaking numbers at the polls this year. With record amounts of money spent on advertisements touting change,"" voters have the opportunity to express their opinions on a number of highly contested issues today with relative ease.
By Natalia Washington,
Solutions by The State News
