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The previously undefeated Wisconsin Badgers (6-1) welcomed the defending champion No. 3 Florida Gators to Madison in the first round of the 2018 ITA National Women’s Team Indoor Championship Friday night. But in doing so, the Badgers suffered their first defeat of the season as the Gators shut out Wisconsin 5-0.
Overdose deaths as the result of prescription opioid use rose 600 percent in Wisconsin from 2000 to 2016, according to the Department of Health Services.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team will attempt to win its first matches of the spring season away from Madison this weekend, when it travels west to face some unfamiliar foes.
Clinics involved in the research trial saw an 11 percent decrease in opioid prescriptions, while those not participating saw an 8 percent increase.
The Common Application is a win for both the University of Wisconsin-Madison and prospective college students, according to UW-Madison officials, as it increases the number of applications received while decreasing the amount of time spent applying.
While UW-Madison saw a 29 percent increase in out of state applicants with the use of the Common App there was only a 6 percent increase in Wisconsin applicants.
I could use some help explaining my job to my dad. I’m a college senior majoring in fine arts. I’ve had a design internship since last year at a pretty reputable technology consulting firm. My dad likes to compare what I’m doing to what he saw on the series Mad Men, but I’ve tried to explain to him that we’re very far from an ad agency.
I could use some help explaining my job to my dad. I’m a college senior majoring in fine arts. I’ve had a design internship since last year at a pretty reputable technology consulting firm. My dad likes to compare what I’m doing to what he saw on the series Mad Men, but I’ve tried to explain to him that we’re very far from an ad agency.
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team returned to their winning ways in impressive fashion this weekend, with a pair of victories at Nielsen Tennis Center on Saturday.
The undefeated Wisconsin Badgers (6-0) continued their hot start to the season on Saturday, sweeping Green Bay 7-0 in the second part of a doubleheader, after defeating Bradley 7-0 in the first match of the day. Short-handed Green Bay, who only had five women competing, was no match for the Badgers who improved to 6-0 on the season — their best start in school history since 1992.
No. 1 Wisconsin (26-1-1) travels to No. 6 Ohio State (17-7-4) this weekend in a matchup featuring two of the top teams in the country. The last time these two teams faced off was in early November, and the Badgers swept that series in convincing fashion, outscoring the Buckeyes 10-1 over the two games. Since that series, UW has continued to put up win after win, while OSU has basically been treading water, posting a 10-5-1 record. Two of those five losses came last weekend against unranked Minnesota Duluth, while the Badgers are coming off a weekend series sweep of St. Cloud State.
After UW-Madison faculty recently adopted a measure calling for administration to implement a carbon neutral policy by 2050, some students on campus are hoping to continue the energy push.
The humble honeybee has long lifted a heavy symbolic load. In the Bible, they conjure the specter of an enemy: “They compassed me about like bees ... but the Lord helped me.” In Tibet, monks have long considered their arrival a sign of good luck.
For the majority of Wisconsin’s games this season, the story has been this: UW played well, but it still couldn’t win. Often, the Badgers would play solid hockey — and even outplay their opponents — but would ultimately come up short despite stretches of smart, dominant hockey.
For decades, the Wisconsin men’s basketball program was forgettable.
On Jan. 28, the Grammy Awards will celebrate its 60th annual presentation of what they call “Music’s Biggest Night.” This year’s batch of nominees saw a surprising and welcome surge in hip-hop and R&B artists in major categories, but only time will tell which musicians will walk away with awards. Jay-Z leads the pack with eight nominations, followed by Kendrick Lamar’s seven nods, then Bruno Mars’ six. All three are also up for the coveted Album of the Year award. Competition is tight across multiple awards and the Grammys are no stranger to polarizing wins, as both critical darlings and chart-toppers are pitted against one another. Just last year, Adele’s 25 won Album of the Year but she said, “I can’t possibly accept this award...my artist of my life is Beyoncé,” referring to her fellow nominee’s “monumental, soul-baring, and beautiful” Lemonade. In past years, I begrudgingly watched the ceremony, and thought that the Grammys was the music industry’s biggest night rather than music as a whole, but I have never been more surprised and impressed by the nominees, which only makes picking winners that much harder.
The transition from high school or juniors to college hockey can be incredibly difficult, even for the most gifted players. The speed, physicality and talent in the college game is continuously increasing, and playing at a high level as a freshman amidst a transition to the style of play and daily routine is both demanding and ambitious.
The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes (7-1 ACC, 10-3 overall) had the rare opportunity to host their own bowl game, but after four quarters of the Capital One Orange Bowl, the No 6. Wisconsin Badgers (9-1 Big Ten, 13-1 overall) owned the field at Hard Rock Stadium.
After a long layoff for final exams, the Wisconsin Badgers (1-1 Big Ten, 6-7 overall) refocused on the coming conference season as they walloped Green Bay (5-8) 81-60 at the Kohl Center Saturday evening.
My family recently made the decision to move my grandmother to an assisted living facility. It was not an easy decision, but my parents, who bore most of the burden of the decision, felt that it was the best place for her to get the care she needs.
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