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If any question remained concerning whether the university actually lived up to its No. 1 party school ranking, Halloween dispelled all doubt. Although the university solidified its party- school status, Madison's reputation as a politically active campus remains dubious.
Around 3.8 to four billion years ago, our first single-celled ancestors got their acts together and started doing the metabolic and reproductive watootsie that defines life. To make a very long and interesting story short, every species that has since waddled, swum or flown into existence owes its life to this very innovative group of prehistoric cells.
Jumping out to a 10-0 lead, the No 19 Badgers looked poised to give head coach Barry Alvarez a win in his final game at Camp Randall. However, the Badgers were only able to muster up 72 more yards (until their final drive), and fell to the Hawkeyes, 20-10.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison accepts approximately 60 percent of its undergrad applicants. Harvard University accepts about 10 percent. With that 50-point gap, we might ask, is Harvard's campus that much thicker with freshman genius than our own?
Innovation followed journalist Edward R. Murrow wherever he went. His World War II stories helped define the radio broadcast model, and Murrow's 'See It Now' established the 30-minute news show format. Now, 40 years after his death, Murrow allows George Clooney to prove he can actually direct a film, as seen in 'Good Night, and Good Luck.'
Following up 'Age of Empires II: Age of Kings''a game that effectively set a new benchmark for the real-time strategy genre'posed a tremendous challenge for Ensemble Studios. 'Age of Mythology' was a highly successful diversion for the series, but fans of the 'Empires' series have had to wait six years for Ensemble to finally release 'Age of Empires III.'
The other night I made myself some grilled cheese for dinner, and I can tell you'without exaggeration or hyperbole'that it was the finest grilled cheese sandwich that has ever existed on Earth.
While each half of Dangerdoom has been a part of the hip-hop scene for quite awhile, both recently raised their profiles with individual album releases of cult status. Producer DJ Danger Mouse mashed Jay-Z and the Beatles on The Grey Album, while rapper MF Doom joined with renowned producer Madlib to create the classic album Madvillain.
Apparently, some confusion exists concerning the duties of house fellows in UW Housing. Contrary to what some believe, house fellows do not serve as house mommies or house daddies. They neither ground misbehaving hellians nor govern the homestead with threats of revoking television rights. Rather, house fellows represent professional colleagues devoted to creating fellowship and community in the dormitories. As such, they foster proactive and reactive measures to curb alcohol consumption in UW Housing, but ultimately possess neither the power nor the responsibility to completely regulate resident's behavior.
It's 9:30 p.m. and a dozen Madison Police officers crowd a narrow apartment hallway, guns drawn.
Anyone who has stepped outside on a Saturday morning, only to be swept away by an unrelenting tide of red and white-clad Badger fans with an unholy thirst for blood and Miller High Life, can attest to the popularity of college football here in Madison.
He's the Johnny Appleseed of propaganda, the commander-in-chief of sowing the belief that enlisting in the military will bolster the war on terrorism. As leader of the armed forces, President Bush holds the power to remind potential and current soldiers why the war in Iraq endures and what end it may achieve. But despite the desperate wave of military recruitment resulting from the Iraqi quagmire, honest information about service scarcely escapes the president's lips.
If you get your music news from the Internet-and if MTV makes you wanna (thank you, Beck) smoke crack, there aren't many other options-you may already have heard that members of Radiohead and Pulp are being sued along with Warner Brothers as part of a band naming rights dispute involving the upcoming film \Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.""
Last week saw a convergence of racial issues here on campus and around the nation that should garner everyone's attention. On Sept. 28, William Bennett, the moralizing former D.C. drug czar with a slots and craps vice, made headlines on his \Morning in America"" national radio show. If ""you"" wanted to reduce crime, Bennett said, ""you could abort every black baby in this country."" The next day, UW-Madison Chancellor Wiley hosted a Plan 2008 forum that ended in expressions of frustration at the lack of campus diversity. Both events suggest that W. E. B. DuBois' prediction that the 20th century's principal problems would occur along the color line might also apply to the 21st century.
The first thing you will notice upon approaching the Broom Street Theatre, 1119 Williamson St., is a foreboding feeling of horror. This feeling can only be conjured by the realization that the playhouse is less a theatre and more a creepy garage, staggered just far enough from the street to make yelling \help"" futile. Relish this sentiment while you can-you will soon be longing for it.
Dr. Paul W. Barrows has given 16 years of dedicated service to the University of Wisconsin. No one has ever suggested that he did anything other than superb work, nor has anyone ever filed complaint about him. Yet, because of former Dean of Students Luoluo Hong and her campaign against him, Paul Barrows is no longer the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. That is a loss for the University and its students.
A group of parents from Dover, Pa. began their attempt to block their school district's decision to have intelligent design \theory"" covered in biology classes this Tuesday when opening arguments in their Federal court case began.
The current cinematic climate teems with talented independents trying to have their voices heard over one another. So naturally, many of those working outside the establishment try to garner attention through shocking their way to notoriety.
I look in the mirror and see my face, covered in a mossy five-day growth of facial hair. At first this is very comforting. The appearance of a reflection means I'm not a vampire, and I can therefore be reasonably sure that neither Hugh Jackman nor Wesley Snipes are coming to kill me. But then the tranquility passes and I remember the matter at hand: What am I going to do about this damn beard?
Solutions by The State News
