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School might be back in full swing, but why memorize theorems and formulas when you could memorize the lyrics of Survivor's Eye of the Tiger""? Why surrender to Helen C. White Library when stadiums of screaming fans are clamoring to hear you jam on your plastic Fender guitar? That's right folks, it's time for the return of another cherished institution: ""Rock Band.""
Call me crazy, but despite the number of summer-movie classics 2008 has begotten, I am not sad to see moviegoing season go by the wayside. The reason? Movie audiences are REALLY annoying. Here are four inept moviegoers that have soured my theater enjoyment this summer:
Nutritionists recommend sticking to the perimeter of the grocery store in order to buy the most healthy foods. However, with the cost of groceries rising (five bucks for strawberries) and the average college student's budget getting smaller and smaller, the time has come for creative and thrifty trips to the supermarket.
Like approximately 9,000 other students at UW-Madison, July 7 was one of the worst days of my college career. With the simple phrase, You did not receive tickets,"" the UW Ticket Office smashed my hopes of another season spent ""Jumping Around"" Camp Randall.
So you've just moved into your first apartment or house, and your cabinets are as empty as Memorial Library on a Saturday night. You can't wait to go to the grocery store to get all your favorite foods, but when you sit down to eat your first meal, you realize something is missing - or, to be exact, a lot of things are missing. The chicken is sticking to the pan, you can't get it out, and the fresh veggies you got from the farmers' market are nearly tasteless.
Certain years tend to stand out in the annals of history more so than others. 2008 might be shaping into such a year: the Chinese superpower is here and now; we have an important election year and a presidential candidate that is breaking historical molds; we also have economic, domestic and foreign policy issues the likes of which we haven't seen in 50-plus years; and on campus, a new chancellor is beginning her term on shaky political and financial ground.
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As the price at the pump continue to soar, our budget for summer frolicking shrinks. People are choosing either to vacation closer to home or forgo them altogether because of high gas prices. We are all feeling the pinch, and we dream of a gasoline independent world. Will it ever come?
After deep playoff runs in the 2007-'08 season, both the UW men's and women's hockey programs look to come back strong in 2008-'09. Strong nuclei of returning players look to provide more postseason success for both squads.
Freshmen year rocks and sucks all at the same time. That's what makes it freshmen year. It's awesome that you can go out any night you want and drink as much as you want, but the 36 hour hangover really sucks. It's sweet to be able to attend whatever class you choose, but it sucks if skipping that class bites you in the butt later on the exam. It's all about learning lessons and knowing your options. I'm here to help you through the lessons of freshmen cuisine.
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In attendance at the game between the Brewers and the Chicago Cubs Thursday afternoon was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. As such, it was fair that Milwaukee didn't lose Yovani Gallardo to any major injury after he and Prince Fielder went charging toward first base, at the same time, to break up a drag bunt.
Actually, the movie is 108 minutes long, but who's counting? In this whodunit - or rather, who will do it - with a modern twist, Dr. Gramm (Al Pacino), a forensic psychiatrist, is faced with death threats when a serial killer he testified against is put on death row. The suspects? The serial killer (Neal McDonough), the romantically rejected teaching assistant (Alicia Witt), the disgruntled dean (Deborah Kara Unger), the emotional assault victim (Leelee Sobieski), the one-night stand (Leah Cairns), the irresponsible secretary (Amy Brenneman) and the nosy student (Christopher Redman). Each loom over Gramm's head as he is given 88 minutes to live.
The search for the perfect golden-brown, crispy french fry is a dangerous and greasy task few are brave enough to take on. Plain fries may all look relatively similar, but the depths of that sliced potato can contain unlimited flavor and goodness. Fries are much more than trashy bar food - they can be transcendent.
The face of Madison has changed frequently over the past few years with the addition of numerous high rise apartments. The recent reconstruction of University Square makes many wonder when it will stop, but, as much as it pains me to say it, this is actually good for the housing market in Madison.
I love Jeopardy!"" I've been watching it forever. I have a book of Final Jeopardy clues and I know the detailed history of Ken Jennings' destruction of his every opponent. I sing the theme song in the shower.
Wisconsin collected a season-high 11 hits in an 8-3 victory over Penn State, but cold bats and costly defensive miscues cost the Badgers in the nightcap as Wisconsin lost 2-0 Sunday at the Goodman Diamond.
A Wednesday report shows the income gap between Wisconsin's rich and poor is increasing, with the disparity worse than it was 20 years ago.
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