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While spring football practice has drawn to a close, the battle to be Wisconsin's starting quarterback is heating up, although only to temperatures that are lukewarm at best.
Skirts are causing a sensation this prom season. So are asymmetrical hems, the color green, ruched bodices and anything bejeweled. But there is something even hotter than pairing that dress with a wrap-the booming, $150 billion-per-year-teen market that has retail executives eyeing teens with disposable incomes just as feverishly as teens eye the latest prom dress.
With No. 1 Michigan and No. 18 Northwestern rolling into town this weekend, the UW softball team certainly has its work cut out for it. Coming off a tough 5-4 loss Wednesday against Illinois-Chicago, the Badgers (3-1 Big Ten, 12-13 overall) will try to rebound and pull off a few upsets in the process.
Documentary filmmakers seek a child's perception because it enhances the authenticity and accessibility of nearly any spotlighted subject matter. Children of every culture are incorrigibly innocent, and are thus perfectly willing to question circumstances and harbor a sense of hope for the future.
Women's tennis
The University of Wisconsin Men's tennis team (1-4 Big Ten, 4-7 overall) bounced back in a big way to snap a three-match losing streak with a resounding 6-1 victory over Marquette (0-2 Conference USA, 7-9 overall) Wednesday night at Nielsen Tennis stadium.
It's hard to focus on the tasks at hand as you go through your everyday life. There's always a catchy radio song, an exam or a new romance to steal away your attention. But I've had my mind preoccupied by something else the past few days. Something far more sinister. Robin Williams has hijacked my brain.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team ran out of their recent Kohl Center magic Sunday afternoon, falling to No. 9 Michigan State 84-60.
When I spotted those red Badger bracelets at the bookstore asking me to support the very institution I was waiting in line to have ravish my wallet, I tried to imagine what sort of student would actually wear one.
When I spotted those red Badger bracelets at the bookstore asking me to support the very institution I was waiting in line to have ravish my wallet, I tried to imagine what sort of student would actually wear one.
You are getting sleepy ... very sleepy ... your eyelids are getting heavy ... when I snap my fingers, you will be completely asleep.
The No. 3 Wisconsin men's hockey team played host to a tough Minnesota group this past weekend. The No. 8 Gophers were looking for the same success they had when they swept the visiting Badgers in Minneapolis, Nov. 5 to 6.
The fourth-ranked Wisconsin Badgers entered this weekend's series against the Minnesota State-Mankato Mavericks looking to stay on the inside track on the road to the Frozen Four and establish momentum going into the final month of the regular season. Mission accomplished.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team was able to put its loss this past Tuesday to top-ranked Illinois behind them and left Happy Valley with a 76-50 victory over Penn State on Saturday night.
You may have read the news brief in last Friday's Cardinal detailing two bizarre incidents in California involving dead squid: Hundreds of the tentacled critters washed up on an Orange County beach last Thursday, while just up the coast on the very same day, a semi hauling frozen squid overturned, blocking the road and bringing down power lines. Though the two were reportedly \unrelated,"" my suspicion was piqued.
Have you ever burned an ant under a magnifying glass? You can be honest, I won't tell.
Thanks to a thrilling victory over then No.12 Michigan State at the Kohl Center Saturday, the Badgers extended their home winning streak to 38 games-currently the nation's longest-and gave themselves the opportunity to make it 39 when top-ranked Illinois comes to Madison Tuesday night.
Howard Hughes is a man largely remembered for his eccentricities and professional failings rather than his numerous accomplishments. Yet even when Hughes sealed himself off from the world in an obsessive-compulsive fervor during the last years of his life, his fortune and influence were never greater. Martin Scorsese's \The Aviator"" is a look at what constituted the man who had a profound influence on both aviation and the motion picture industry. It also provides insight as to how Hughes' mental debilitations slowly took hold of his life.
I have a dream. Like the great leader Martin Luther King Jr., my dream also features people of all races together in harmony. The people are beaming from ear to ear, some laughing, some singing, others even dancing. My dream may not be civil rights related, but it is a dream nonetheless. Allow me to elaborate.
IOWA CITY, Iowa-When the Badgers (6-2 Big Ten, 9-2 overall) lost 30-7 to the Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1, 9-2) Saturday, they lost more than a Big Ten championship. For days in advance, the team knew the inaugural Heartland Trophy was on the line, and they found out before taking the field that they could claim a Rose Bowl bid and the conference title outright. With everything to gain, the team lost because of a lackluster defense against Iowa's passing game, a paltry ground game and a failure to convert turnovers into points.
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