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After falling 26-12 to Minnesota in early February, the Wisconsin wrestling team's Big Ten record dropped to 2-3. As the Badgers head to Bloomington, Ind., for the conference tournament this weekend, that slump seems like decades ago.
After falling 26-12 to Minnesota in early February, the Wisconsin wrestling team's Big Ten record dropped to 2-3. As the Badgers head to Bloomington, Ind., for the conference tournament this weekend, that slump seems like decades ago.
An outbreak of an equine herpes virus has struck horses owned by the UW-Madison Hoofers riding club, imposing a quarantine on a barn owned by the organization, according to the Capital Times.
Robel Teklemariam is self-admittedly crazy.
This week several European newspapers reprinted offensive cartoons of Mohammed from Denmark's Jyllens-Posten that were originally published on Sept. 30, 2005. Crude cartoons met crude reactions: Muslims in Beirut, Dubai and Damascus burned all things Danish; Iraqis, Indians, Indonesians and Iranians rallied; Hamas called for executions; and NATO soldiers killed Afghan rioters. Clearly, free expression'whether in Jyllens-Posten, Washington Post, or The Daily Cardinal'can be offensive. Fittingly, the Vatican commented: 'The right to freedom of thought and expression cannot entail the right to offend the religious sentiment of believers.' But the Holy See's idea is wrong. Freedom of thought and expression must entail the freedom to offend.
'Music is my religion' - Jimi Hendrix
Everyone loves a great sports story. Tales of overcoming seemingly-impossible odds are enjoyable. Just think of Daniel E. 'Rudy' Ruettiger. But some sports stories are not so magnificent. Those stories often tell accounts of potential that was not met and tragedy that ensued thereafter.
Freshmen descended on the university in droves this year, putting pressure on admissions to tighten enrollment and raise standards for next year.
Often two films with extremely similar subject matter will come out at the same time, and the inevitable comparisons that result can drastically alter how each is received. This is more of a trend among critics than audiences'actual turnout doesn't shift dramatically'but when one of the films is much better than the other, negative reactions to the lesser movie can be exaggerated and detrimental. For example, the marginally entertaining 'Dante's Peak' seemed awesome solely because it came out a few months after the truly horrible 'Volcano.'
Madison police declared a gathering on State Street an unlawful assembly early Sunday morning and cleared the crowd with officers in riot gear and pepper spray for the fourth consecutive year.
Madison starts its weekend-long Halloween revelry this Friday, with area officials urging participants to celebrate responsibly or face 'strong action' in the future. While this warning may seem standard, it is far from hollow. A similar celebration in Boulder, Colo., where reckless behavior drove the city to discontinue its Pearl Street Mall Crawl, could foreshadow the future of Halloween in Madison.
While the old adage goes 'beer before liquor, never been sicker,' recent nationwide sales of beer are also not as healthy as they have been.
UW-Madison students serving among troops deployed for the Hurricane Katrina relief effort spent the first two weeks of their semester performing security operations in New Orleans rather than going to class.
Why is it that the quality shows on network television are usually cancelled just as they're hitting their stride? Apparently witless twaddle like \Will and Grace,"" ""Dharma and Greg"" and ""Ally McBeal"" can fester and stink up the tube for years on end, yet all-around-wonderful shows like ""Freaks and Geeks and ""Undeclared"" (from ""40-Year-Old Virgin"" director Judd Apatow) can't even make it through one season.
All across the nation, escalating gas prices have forced drivers to limit their driving or find alternative means of transportation.
Prime time television lost its virginity in 2005. After years of abstaining from airing condom ads during peak ratings, the major networks aired a prime time Trojan commercial. The new \Make a Difference"" campaign intends to decrease the incidences of STDs and HIV/AIDS by encouraging sexually active men and women to use protection. Awareness of HIV/AIDS must be raised, but the message should not come packaged in a Trojan horse.
After a quite enjoyable summer, I noticed the most peculiar phenomenon. While people I knew returned as expected, a group of unknown entities began appearing also. They appeared similar to my friends, yet different, younger, smaller. With my curiosity piqued, I did what any good engineer does; I forsook my social life and spent countless hours in the first floor of Wendt constructing a sturdy fort out of books.
Despite Washington's distance from Madison, the decisions handed down from the U.S. Supreme Court have a lasting impact on our daily lives. Only 50 years old, President Bush's nominee for Chief Justice, John G. Roberts, could have a generational influence on the course of American law and government. Womens' rights, environmental concerns, the right to privacy and copyright issues are likely to be prominent in future Supreme Court decisions and are of importance to students.
Citing swiftly moving lines, a minimum of hassle and a more focused and responsive audience, the Athletic Department does not hesitate to label the new football ticket distribution process a success.
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