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Coach Bret Bielema and the UW coaching staff were faced with several tough decisions before announcing the depth chart for Saturday's opener against the Northern Illinois Huskies. It's likely that the public was slightly thrown off by a depth chart that includes shared duties at both quarterback and running back.
During the off-season, the top question on most fans' minds was simple: who starts at quarterback?
A major storyline of fall camp for Wisconsin centers on the indefinite suspensions of senior defensive backs Shane Carter and Aubrey Pleasant, but the Badger secondary is not fretting about the absences.
Hello Badgers! Welcome back to a new semester. I'm excited to be back, filling this section with commentary on the culinary world. A great thing about Wisconsin is the array of seasonal foods that are best enjoyed fresh. Unfortunately, most of our seasons are filled with cold. However, from June through August we can finally break out the shorts, swimming suits and sunglasses and enjoy the freshly grown goodies.
Wisconsin began last season with dreams of capturing its first Big Ten title since 2000 and playing in the Rose Bowl, largely because of its talented and experienced defense. But in 2008 the defensive unit was mediocre and inconsistent. With the departure of six opening-day starters from last year, the Badgers will need high levels of production from inexperienced players and improved play from returning starters to be successful in 2009.
A report released Monday by the UW-Madison Institute for Research on Poverty showed a growing trend of need for food assistance since the start of the recession and determined poverty in Wisconsin has increased since 2007.
Wisconsin's spring practice season culminated Saturday with the spring game, where Cardinal defeated White, 56-20.
Can one little rule change make that much of a difference?
The Friday night fish fry is the place to be in my hometown during Easter weekend. Almost the entire community comes out for good friends, good food and great times. It's one of the town's big social events of the year.
In Götz Spielmann's romantic thriller, ""Revanche,"" revenge is a dish best cooled by hot sex, incessant wood chopping and soul searching. Screened at the Wisconsin Film Festival this weekend and nominated for Best Foreign Film at this year's Academy Awards, ""Revanche"" is like a knotted piece of wood, entangling its characters and crisscrossing themes—from revenge and faith, to guilt and uncertainty—while presenting a nearly impenetrable sense of morality.
From their artsy, whistle-laden world, Peter Bjorn and John deliver its latest album, Living Thing. Though the Swedish indie-pop trio had been around for roughly a decade before the success of their 2006 single ""Young Folks"" catapulted them into a world of mainstream radio stations and ""Grey's Anatomy"" soundtracks. With Living Thing, Peter Bjorn and John are out to show that they are not a one-hit wonder destined to be torn apart by VH1 commentaries of the future.
The Wisconsin men's tennis team posted their first two Big Ten wins with a 4-3 victory over Michigan and a resounding 6-1 victory over Michigan State last weekend at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Four members of the Wisconsin women's hockey team will join head coach Mark Johnson on Team USA at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Women's Championship in Hamëenlinna, Finland, April 4-12.
Something scary happened while I was waiting in line outside Madison's. My friend Erik just started bouncing at Madison's, so a couple friends and I decided to check it out.
Over the past twelve months, the unemployment rate has risen 2.7 percent, leaving 4.1 million Americans jobless. Without a source of income, it can be difficult to pay the mortgage, the car payment and even the grocery bill, which is why over 28 million people have turned to food stamps. The food stamp program, more recently known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is helping millions of Americans keep food on the table. While most of them are grateful for the money they are given to spend on food, it is often not enough to purchase quality, nutritious items.
Wisconsin's last matchup against Minnesota brings up painful memories for UW, an overtime loss in which the Badgers surrendered a six-point lead with under a minute left in regulation. On Wednesday night, the UW men's basketball team (9-7 Big Ten, 18-10 overall) will have a chance for redemption when they travel to Minneapolis to take on the Golden Gophers (8-8, 20-8).
With the last half of the season dwindling down, the Wisconsin women's basketball team will look to earn some last-minute wins as the team travels to Iowa City to play the Hawkeyes Thursday night.
In a back-and-forth overtime showing, the Wisconsin women's basketball team couldn't hold on until the end and suffered another loss to Indiana 67-61.
Sweat drips from my brow as I stare blankly at the page. Think Megan, think! What the hell is the biological species concept? Why does this crab have a non-functioning claw? Why the hell do I care about these stupid fricking lizards on an undiscovered island?! I slam my head on the desk in despair.
Wisconsin sophomore forward Tara Steinbauer recorded her first career double-double as the UW women's basketball team beat Penn State 58-52 at the Kohl Center Thursday, snapping a five-game losing streak.
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