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If you stand very close to me, you might notice a small scar in front of my right ear. The scar is from surgery I underwent when I was seven. After a long series of tests, a mysterious bump turned out to be nothing serious, and a short procedure was required to remove it. Ever since, there have been no after-effects other than the scar.
If you stand very close to me, you might notice a small scar in front of my right ear. The scar is from surgery I underwent when I was seven. After a long series of tests, a mysterious bump turned out to be nothing serious, and a short procedure was required to remove it. Ever since, there have been no after-effects other than the scar.
Freshman forward Ryan Suter smashed the blade of his stick on the ice. Unhappy with the outcome, he smashed it again, this time a little harder. This time it broke. The stick still in one piece, he was still not satisfied. To cap things off he snapped it in half over his knee.
In \Jersey Girl,"" writer/director Kevin Smith dives into more serious territory after producing such films as ""Clerks"" and ""Mallrats."" ""Jersey Girl"" is not truly a serious movie, but it is much more serious than his earlier films in terms of character, plot and emotion. Although his decision to move forward is admirable, ""Jersey Girl"" itself is far from being an admirable film, most of which is because of Smith's unfamiliarity directing more serious material.
Here in this fine swing state, we get to view most of the feisty television ads from presidential candidates George Bush and John Kerry. With the debate reaching such intensity so early in the race, it seems like 30-second spots won't be able to contain it for long-it's only a matter of time before the candidates start branching out within the medium.
What a treat to have a new Robert Altman movie gracing the big screen. \The Company,"" which is currently playing at Westgate Cinema, is a hugely entertaining fictional look behind the scenes at the Joffrey Ballet Company.??The idea to make the movie came from Neve Campbell, who stars and is one of the producers.??Campbell said in interviews that her first love was ballet, and she turned to acting only after injuries sidelined her career as a dancer. This is a movie she has been trying to make for the last few years.
My job as a journalist would be much easier if I could just make up stories and pass them off as true. That would never work, though, because I'm not a very good liar.
I tried not to fall for it. Lou, I said, don't fall for it. (I call myself Lou because internal dialogue is all about efficiency.) You'll only end up getting hurt, I said. I should have listened to myself. But no. I just kept right on thinking, \Spring is here."" I stopped wearing gloves or a hat. I even looked at a few flower beds for bulb shoots.
Have you ever been hit in the head really hard? I have.
Have you ever been hit in the head really hard? I have.
No. 4 lady icers split weekend series with No. 2 Golden Gophers
In case you missed it, the Wisconsin men's hockey team (11-6-5 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 17-9-6 overall) completed a two-game series sweep against the top team in the country, the North Dakota Fighting Sioux.
UW splits tough weekend with Purdue, Illinois
Though Sunday's women's basketball game between Wisconsin (2-5 Big Ten, 8-9 overall) and Northwestern (0-8, 7-11) pitted the ninth and 11th placed teams in the Big Ten, one would not have guessed it from the fine quality of hoops action that was on display. The Badgers were able to secure a 69-53 win, just their second conference victory, in front of High School/Alumni Day crowd of 7,324. While Wisconsin snapped a two-game losing streak, the loss sent Northwestern to their seventh successive defeat.
For No. 6 Wisconsin (8-3-5 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 14-6-6 overall), this weekend begins the most crucial stretch in its schedule this season. Over the next seven weeks, UW will take on five Top 25 foes, beginning with No. 10 Colorado College (4-8-2, 11-8-3) this weekend.
It was a tale of two lines in the Music City Bowl, the porous offensive line of the Wisconsin Badgers (7-6 overall) and the powerful defensive line of the Auburn Tigers (8-5). The Tigers' ferocious pass rush clawed through UW's O-line all game long and constantly pressured Jim Sorgi, sacking the senior quarterback five times. The most costly of these quarterback crunches came with 2:37 left on the game clock. A crucial fumble ensued and Auburn recovered the ball on the Wisconsin six-yard line, setting up junior tailback Carnell Williams' game clinching touchdown??for AU. Auburn finished with a total of six sacks on the day, including one sack on??UW backup quarterback John Stocco in garbage time.
For the Wisconsin men's hockey team (8-3-5 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 14-5-5 overall), winter break was like a month-long roller coaster ride. Unbeaten streaks survived long enough to break records but were eventually ended, players left to lead the United States to its first-ever World Junior Championship victory, and when all was said and done the Badgers led the WCHA.
Final exams are fast approaching, but the Wisconsin women's basketball team has its mind elsewhere as UW is facing their toughest test of the young season Thursday, when they take on No. 17 Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind.
The Badgers (4-3 Big Ten, 7-4 overall) will meet the Iowa Hawkeyes (4-3, 8-3) Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium for the conclusion of the 2003 regular season. Wisconsin has had its share of struggles this season, but is coming off a victory which saw it all but obliterate a previously ranked Spartans squad.
As the Big Ten season comes to a close this weekend and teams get locked into December bowl games, there is little doubt the effects of some of the most unlikely games could have an effect on the standings. Whether losing to a conference bottom feeder or beating the big guys, this year's Big Ten season had its share of upset specials that made it one to watch.
Solutions by The State News
