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The Badger men's hockey team (3-2-1 WCHA, 6-3-1 overall) played hard when it mattered as it rallied from behind two nights in a row and emerged unbeaten in its series with the two-time defending national champion Minnesota Gophers (1-6-1, 2-7-1).
Something odd is unfolding in the Japanese toy industry. The country's declining birthrate is leading to a corresponding decrease in its traditional clientele-children.
With the passage of a bill prohibiting gay marriage in Wisconsin and controversy bubbling in the Anglican church over New Hampshire's newly installed gay bishop, Wayne Besen's Madison appearance seems especially timely.
The Wisconsin men's soccer team (1-3 Big Ten, 9-8 overall) took out their second non-conference foe in eight days as they defeated the DePaul Blue Demons (7-8, 3-2 Conference USA) by a score of 2-1 at home last night. The win put the Badgers over .500 for the fourth time this year and also snapped a 3-game winning streak for the Blue Demons.
In the Badgers' upcoming battle against Northwestern this Saturday, junior quarterback Matt Schabert will not only have to prove himself worthy of a starting nod to the fans and coaches, but more importantly he will have to obtain the confidence of his teammates.
Two days after a disheartening 26-23 loss to then-No. 15 Purdue, Head Coach Barry Alvarez announced senior quarterback Jim Sorgi will not play in this weekend's game against Northwestern, with junior Matt Schabert starting in his place.
Someone please pinch me because I think I might be dreaming. I need someone to verify that the fireworks I saw Saturday night above the north end zone were not an illusion. And that the picture ingrained in my mind of the scoreboard reading BADGERS 17, BUCKEYES 10 with all of Camp Randall singing Varsity was more than a dream.
Great opportunities come around once in a long while, and the Wisconsin football team made the most of an opportunity Saturday night as they knocked off the defending National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes 17-10.
If last Sunday's come-from-behind-thriller of a win was a sorely needed victory for the Wisconsin Badgers women's soccer team (2-4-0 Big Ten, 6-6-1 overall), this Friday's match against Iowa (0-5-1, 3-8-1) in Iowa City can hold no less significance.
After jumping out to a 5-2-1 record, the Wisconsin women's soccer team looked poised for success and had high hopes for the rest of the Big Ten season. But after dropping their next three games, the Badgers found themselves in desperate need of a win as they played host to conference rivals Illinois (7-2-1, 3-1) and Northwestern (6-5, 2-3) this weekend.
\American Splendor"" comes with its own disclaimer, provided in a voiceover by its dismal and thoroughly-if not depressingly-real protagonist, Harvey Pekar. ""If you're the kind of person looking for romance or fantasy or escapism,"" Pekar remarks, ""you've got the wrong movie.""
Coming into Saturday's annual Cardinal-White spring scrimmage game, Wisconsin Head Coach Barry Alvarez had a lot of questions about his football team.
With a 4-13 record and the modest position of 10th in the Big Ten, it would seem that Wisconsin's men's tennis team has little fuel for optimism. However, silver linings abound for the Badgers, who charge down the stretch in the best shape of their conference season. Before dropping a match to No. 12-ranked Minnesota last weekend, the young team snapped a 10-game losing streak with a convincing win over Iowa.
Although five seniors said farewell Saturday, the men's hockey team ended its tumultuous season on a sour note. Wisconsin (7-17-4 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 13-21-4 overall) simply could not produce against a stronger, faster North Dakota team (14-9-5, 24-9-5), falling 5-2 Friday and 5-0 Saturday.
It is win or go home for the No. 6 UW women's hockey team, and the Badgers (14-6-4 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 21-7-5 overall) find themselves preparing to take on a familiar foe.
The mayoral candidates have been hitting the streets campaigning for votes in the upcoming primaries. With the primary Feb. 18, two names seem the most recognizable to voters, current Mayor Sue Bauman and former mayor Paul Soglin, because they have both held the office before.
The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team (6-3 Big Ten, 16-5 overall) is set to take on the Michigan State Spartans (5-4, 13-8) Tuesday at the Kohl Center, in the teams' only regular season meeting.
Kids these days just don't know anything. I base this statement solely on the one thing that should always unite a generation of children all across America: cartoons. And not cable cartoons, network cartoons. Children can grow up in different environments, with different circumstances, but they all watch the same cartoons. There is no good reason a child should get up at 7 a.m. on a Saturday except to sit down on the couch and vegetate for five straight hours.
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