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On Valentine's Day, many students have plans for romantic dates; others have plans to bemoan the lack of one. In contrast, the UW men's track team has plans to demonstrate their love for their sport. This Friday, the team heads to the Iowa State Classic, where they hope to put all the pieces in place for a successful run to the top of the Big Ten.
Another weekend means another pair of wins for the Wisconsin women's hockey team.??This weekend, similar to last weekend at Minnesota State, the No. 7 Badgers (9-5-4 WCHA, 16-6-5 overall) twice defeated the Bemidji State Beavers (5-10-5, 7-13-6).?? Saturday's match resulted in a 5-3 win, with Sunday's contest ending in a 5-1 victory for the Badgers.
During these cold months, the botany greenhouse located in Birge Hall gives students a chance to stroll through exotic environments created by a variety of colorful, interesting and often beneficial plant species from all over the globe.
Winters in Madison are cold, cold, cold, and it is only the fortunate few who make it to spring without experiencing a cold of their own. Suffering from the cold or flu away from home is a new experience for most students, and balancing schoolwork while nursing an illness can be difficult.
Late tonight and into the wee hours of Tuesday morning, the Leonid meteor shower will make its brilliant return to the night sky.
It's the details that'll count for the UW volleyball squad.
The number of doctorate degrees awarded by UW-Madison has declined to levels not seen since before the late 1980s. The university's falling degree numbers follow a nationwide trend recorded in a new study by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago.
A Halloween celebration turned to riots with crowds subdued by tear gas and pepper spray early Sunday morning on the 500 block of State Street.
UW-Madison sociology professor John DeLamater, along with professors at the University of Chicago and the University of Minnesota, has requested a grant from the National Institutes of Health to improve human sexuality research.
Epics, young casts and remakes can all be serious gambles when it comes to making good movies. With that in mind, the new version of \The Four Feathers"" has beaten odds that could make a scratch-and-win player blush.
In \A New World Order"" Caryl Phillips harnesses the power of the essay to find some common ground in a planet with scattered foundations. He breaks down his work into essays that address the works of artists from the United States, Africa, the Caribbean and Britain. Phillips is able to criss-cross the Atlantic with a quick understanding of the struggles of Africans at home and abroad.
Keeping with last semester's trend of dismal forecasts concerning the UW System's financial situation, university officials are once again stressing the negative effects that decreasing state financial support will have.
For only the second time in just over a year, an Amorphophallus titanum, commonly referred to as the corpse flower because of its stench, bloomed at the UW-Madison Botany Greenhouse July 31.
KABUL, Afghanistan'In a renewed offensive to sweep Taliban and al Qaeda holdouts from their mountain lairs, British Royal Marines, backed by U.S. Special Forces and other troops, scoured the caves and crevices of eastern Afghanistan on Thursday.
The New York Times political reporter looked around the table of mostly graduate students sheepishly, almost confused. A svelte, sophisticated man, Richard Berke was not prepared for the Wisconsin-style gluttony that he witnessed at the Essen Haus a few Thursdays back. The big steaks and the big beers were off-putting, to be sure, but Berke's true uneasiness began when the oom-pah oom-pahs began to bellow and the polka festivities began.
Approximately 300 UW-Madison students and community members gathered Wednesday on Library Mall to rally for peace to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, with part of the crowd voicing pro-Palestinian opinions and another part expressing pro-Israeli views.
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