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These days confessing I don't pay much for music is tantamount to saying I sneak candy into a movie theater or a flask onto a putt-putt course. Y'all don't just accept that kind of thing—you expect it from me. Because I'm broke, y'know? My minimum-wage income gets stretched thin enough just covering my social drinking habit, not to mention any time the GF drags me out to dinner.
Dear Mr. Scientist: In chemistry labs we're never allowed to wear contacts. My TA says that chemical fumes could cause contact lenses to fuse to your eyes. Are there actually chemicals that can do this?
What if one little pill allowed you to access the 80 percent of your brain scientists said humans couldn't access? The ""pill"" makes you the most brilliant version of yourself, where math becomes second nature and foreign languages a breeze. Cue ""Limitless,"" the answer to those very questions.
ERIE, Pa.—When the Wisconsin women's hockey team took the ice Sunday afternoon, most considered them the favorites to win the National Championship.
It's an experience lost on our generation, but one of the coolest things about record players was how they enabled their users to size up an album with the flick of their fingers.
I'm sure somewhere in the world some guy serenaded his boo on Valentine's Day with Bruno Mars' lyrics, ""If perfect is what you're searching for, then just stay the same."" If this girl is anything like me, then she probably threw up a little bit in her mouth. And if she isn't like me, well, then that's probably why she has a boyfriend on Valentine's Day to begin with. She probably batted her eyelashes at him and then they made out or something.
Earth: Earth's unique drone metal hit its peak on their last album, but this new one won't disappoint longtime fans.
Bo Ryan and Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery have plenty in common. In addition to both being at the helm of their representativeBig Ten men's basketball programs, Ryan and McCaffery are also both proud Pennsylvania natives.
Looking out the window and watching the snow circle to the already-white ground invites me to blissfully reminisce about the sense of triumph, giddiness and playfulness last year's snowday created. Like yesterday, I felt like a kid again. And judging by the thousands of Badgers who ran amuck through
The thing I love about dubstep is that it's loud as shit. That's all I knew about it two years ago when I started working at an Italian deli with my go-to on all things electronic, Alex. It's loud, angry and transgressive—exactly the things I liked about punk rock when I wore those Sex Pistols T-shirts at the converted Alcoholics Anonymous house that hosted all the high school punks' mosh pit shows. But I don't care as much about the antiestablishment rhetoric as I used to. In hindsight, lyrics from bands like Anti-Flag and the Exploited are laughable, and dubstep fixes that by usually not saying anything.
This week's column marks the third and final installment in our female orgasm series. Today, we're hearing from a group of people who enjoy helping a female-bodied partner achieve orgasm. If you like giving ladies orgasms and/or you're a lady who likes having orgasms, take heed.
As UW-Madison students, we all understand the dilemma that the winter season poses for dressing fashionably. No matter what we are wearing to combat the cold, we feel oversized and over bundled. While thick, puffy jackets are useful in keeping us Wisconsinites warm, they also have a tendency to hide the fact that there is actually a human under all of those layers. Unfortunately, this fashion choice is often unavoidable.
Next week, sports fans around the world may get a chance to witness history in front of their eyes. This historical run is not being made on the frozen tundra of Soldier Field, nor on the wind-swept ground at the head of the Ohio River in Pittsburgh.
Often albums that do not initially impress me turn into deep, rewarding experiences. But what about those albums that impress me upon first listen, only to fall flat on subsequent spins? Sadly, the new Cake album falls into this latter category. It may have been the seven year wait since their last release that overwhelmed me with anticipation, as I was jamming to Showroom of Compassion the first time around. But, alas, once the shine and sparkle of the long-awaited new album wore off, we are left with an album that can only be described as safe.
The first time I had an orgasm occurred approximately three years after the first time I had sex.
The Wisconsin men's soccer team is peaking at the right time.
Newly elected governor Scott Walker hasn't even been sworn into office yet and he's already making big changes for Wisconsin—and not necessarily for the better.
The regular season for the Badger men's soccer team (1-4-1 Big Ten, 4-12-2 overall) ended Saturday night. Hosting the Nittany Lions of Penn State (2-3-1 Big Ten, 11-6-1), the Badgers looked to close out the season on a positive note.
That is not to say the Wisconsin women's basketball team didn't learn a few things in their season-opening, 82-53 exhibition win against Winona State Thursday night at the Kohl Center, though.
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