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Many politicians make promises of reducing poverty, helping the homeless and serving those less fortunate. While some follow through on those promises with legislation, others, like state Representative Steve Wieckert, take the term ""public servant"" to a whole new level.
Moritz Baumann was pretty sure what he wanted to do with his life, but just needed a little more time to think about it.
Businesses on the 500 and 600 blocks of State Street are breathing a sigh of relief after Madison officials decided last Thursday to postpone a major reconstruction of the area, originally planned for this summer.
In just her fourth year at the helm with a squad that does not feature a single senior, UW women's basketball coach Lisa Stone is just one win away from snagging her first postseason championship. In front of a crowd of just under 5,000, the Badgers beat Western Kentucky 79-72 in a Final Four match of the Women's National Invitational Tournament to advance to the championship game on Saturday against Wyoming.
A lot of people, especially up here in Packer territory, consider football to be the best professional sport. Back in Chicago, however, there is nothing like the summertime when at least one of the city's two baseball teams is playing at home every day. It's more than that though. There is a war between the Cubs and White Sox even when they aren't playing each other—and that war might reach a peak this year with two quality teams taking the field.
There was nothing more ravishing on Oscar night than the smashing onscreen pairing of two men that sent me sprinting out of the bathroom. Dripping wet and holding my towel, I gazed at the screen as Leonardo DiCaprio joked awkwardly with Al Gore about presidential elections and global warming.
The Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team is about to enter the most pressure-laden part of its season. Four games remain, and each is critical to the Badgers' chances of home-ice in the first round of the WCHA playoffs and a berth in the NCAA tournament.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team (7-6 Big Ten, 18-8 overall) looks to make a powerful statement in the final few regular season conference games prior to the Big Ten Tournament. However, the Badgers will have their work cut out for them as they travel to No. 4 Ohio State (12-0, 20-1) Thursday evening.
With 30-mph wind gusts and temperatures plunging below minus 35 degrees, the past few weeks of Madison weather have certainly been no picnic for UW-Madison students.
Wisconsin men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves addressed the media Monday in his weekly press conference with the main focus on UW's upcoming series against No. 4 St. Cloud State, primarily the Huskies' defense.
Lily Allen's musical beginnings (daughter of British celebrity spurns record industry hit factory and runs own promotional campaign over MySpace) have been harped by the media so many times that it seems like it all must have happened 100 years ago. Even so, the go-it-alone story is still a helpful introduction to Allen's Alright, Still because it is mostly by virtue of her own good taste that the album avoids the disaster areas pre-ordained by the tabloid-fodder break up that inspired many of its songs.
The Melvins have always fallen short of the mainstream""maybe that's why they're so damn good. They heavily influenced the grunge movement and inspired more than a few doom metal acts with their savagely slow tempos and fanatically fuzzed-out guitars. But sadly, the FM gods have denied the radio-listening public the pleasure of the Melvins' eclectic rock cocktail.
Sweat visibly drips down the character's face, bullet casings fly as the alien enemy approaches. Then without hesitation, the character switches to a shotgun, braces himself and blasts away the opponent.
Six to eight dogs the size of wolves, all strapped together with leather harnesses, their ears pricked up and jaws open wide, barreling down a trail of powdery snow and dragging a sled behind them. They're moving as fast as they possibly can, oblivious to the sled rider's directions or cries to slow down â_ it takes a metal hook driven into the ground to finally stop their run.
An unarmed man robbed Associated Bank, 202 State St., Wednesday morning, escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash.
With their eighth album, Roots & Crowns, Califone have hit a possible peak in an already strong career making experimental indie folk-rock. It is both their most sweepingly coherent artistic statement and their most accessible batch of melodies and arrangements.
Q: After Halloween weekend and weeks of home football games, I have felt a severe lack of energy. I assume this is from all the festivities, but how can I help my body recover?
On the evening prior to election Tuesday, political groups around campus rallied to make a last-ditch effort to gain support for their candidates before the polls opened this morning.
So close, yet so far. That has been the story of the UW volleyball team's postseason campaign since seniors Maria Carlini, Amy Bladow and Katie Lorenzen joined the program in 2003. Their freshman year, they suffered a loss to Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA tournament. As sophomores and juniors, the trio made it to the Elite Eight, only to fall just two matches short of the title both years.
As the holiday season approaches, students will be once again looking for gifts that fit their connected lifestyles.
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