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Being the most reputable group hailing from Milwaukee, The Rusty P's have opened for just about every major hip-hop act that has rolled through the Brew City. They bring the flow to the Annex, 1206 Regent St., tonight for a hip-hop showcase, and those in attendance can expect a mix of intelligent lyrics and danceable beats. Cardinal Arts chatted with emcee Adam Haupt about the concert.
One of the youngest and most popular postseason tournaments begins Thursday. The Big Ten hosts its fifth annual conference tournament. Unlike the previous four years, there are some significant changes.
MINNEAPOLIS'Illinois scored the final 10 points of the game to escape Williams Arena with a 67-66 win over Minnesota Sunday afternoon. Illini junior guard Frank Williams converted a running jumper with 2.9 seconds remaining to claim the win and earn a share of the Big Ten regular season championship with Ohio State, Indiana and Wisconsin.
Tremendous athletic ability, remarkable skill and hard work: These qualities define Minnesota freshman forward Rick Rickert.
The hottest team in the Big Ten Conference continued its big push towards an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament.
Once thought to be the predictable conference, the Big Ten has changed dramatically in the last two nights.
In an unusual Big Ten season highlighted by inconsistent play and surprising teams, the Northwestern Wildcats men's basketball team has made its mark by relinquishing the dubious distinction the program has been associated with numerous times in past years'being the conference's perennial doormat.
It's one thing to have the Olympics come into your living room through the magic of television.
Marquette Golden Eagles, Cincinnati Bearcats, Louisville Cardinals, University of North Carolina-Charlotte 49ers, Memphis Tigers.
OK, everybody who thought the Wisconsin men's basketball team would be 4-2 in the Big Ten and sitting in third place in the conference after its first 19 games, take a big step forward.
It's finals time again, one of the worst times of the year. We all have our own escapes. Some of us take study breaks. Some of us choose to nip the stress in the bud and we don't study at all. Whether you work out more this time of year or just do less work, it's only logical to find a way to let off some steam. When I'm looking over all the material for the past semester and trying to learn it all again, I listen to music. When I do almost anything, I listen to music. You've got to be careful, though. It's easy to select the wrong music to play. Before you know it you end up at the bottom of the page and have no idea what words are on it.
The question of who owns Bucky Badger faces both the owners of the recently opened Bucky's Char Haus, 35 University Square, and UW-Madison officials who say the Badger-themed eatery may be infringing on university copyrights.
As Americans re-evaluate the U.S. relationship with other nations since the events of Sept. 11, one country many feel passionately about is Israel. The desire of UW-Madison students for information regarding the situation in the Middle East is growing, according to student organization leaders.
Tuition help is on the way for UW System students due to the passage of a proposal Thursday in the state Assembly.
Mutual respect and a common goal of promoting dignity brought UW-Madison Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets and International Student Services members together for a luncheon Monday.
State leaders, community members and students gathered at the state Capitol Sunday to salute those who lost their lives in Tuesday's terrorist attacks during a day Gov. Scott McCallum said was for 'hope, renewal and rebuilding our spirit.'
Students and staff at UW-Madison Wednesday closely watched the aftermath of Tuesday's terrorist attack on the United States, as many Americans began to absorb the horrors of that day's events and reality finally set in.
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