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In the far southern reaches of Panama, on the narrow strip of land that connects North and South America, lies one of the few remaining unconquered regions in the western hemisphere. The area, known as the Darien Gap, is the only break in the great Pan-American Highway which stretches from the Northern Alaska, to Southern Chile.
In the course of a traffic stop in Missouri, highway patrol officers found a 3-foot-long rocket with an electric launcher, attached to an elaborate system of pulleys in the trunk of the car of two men. The rocket, which could probably be triggered from the driver's seat, was found stuffed with $145,000 worth of methamphetamine. The patrolmen who arrested the pair believe the contraption was for quick disposal of their inventory if they got cornered.
In 37 minutes I will be stuffing my face with cottage cheese drenched in a can of mandarin oranges and man, will it feel good. So good, in fact, that I will probably feel more satisfied than the guy who won the Ironman Sunday.
In 37 minutes I will be stuffing my face with cottage cheese drenched in a can of mandarin oranges and man, will it feel good. So good, in fact, that I will probably feel more satisfied than the guy who won the Ironman Sunday.
Hunting has recently gained a whole new dimension. Hunters will soon be able to shoot animals, for a fee, with just a click of the mouse thanks to Live-Shot.com.
Editor's note: The Daily Cardinal's Maria Boncyk ran in the Crazylegs Classic this past Saturday. Here is her account of the experience.
Before I venture into conspiracy theory, I'll admit in the interest of full disclosure that I have a longstanding, comically-exaggerated phobia of mallard ducks.
Iregained consciousness on a rocking ship. I was cold, I was wet and I didn't remember my name.
East of the Capitol lies a new pizzeria named Roman Candle, at 1054 Williamson St. Though only open for four weeks, it is stuffed full of great food, good company and a friendly, laid-back caf??-style environment with good home-cooking.
Everybody's favorite blue Sesame Street monster who inhales tons of cookies will soon become a more health-conscious American citizen. That's right, Cookie Monster is going on a diet. Don't worry, he will not be eating low-carb bread, bunless hamburgers or whatever stupid Atkins-friendly options there are nowadays. Instead, he will be decreasing his cookie intake and will incorporate fruits and vegetables into his daily food regimen. Cookies will no longer be \an anytime food,"" but rather ""a sometimes food.""
Whenever I go home, to visit my family there is only one thing I look forward to more than sleeping in a warm, bug and mouse-free house: opening up a fully stocked fridge.
When an author with a cult following like Chuck Palahniuk shows his face in Madison, scores of fans emerge from UW-Madison's woodwork.
Nothing is better than biting into a huge hot ham and cheese hoagie that just oozes with goodness stuffed inside. Or a savory hot roast beef sandwich piled high with mozzarella cheese, peppers and au jus. But where can one find this kind of place on campus? That's the problem--nowhere. Where I am from, these types of places are like a Walgreen's or Starbucks and can be found on basically any corner one happens to stumble upon. These are the kinds of places that serve basically anything and everything, ranging from hot sandwiches and burgers to hot dogs and gyros. If UW-Madison would just add one of these places to State Street or somewhere on campus, they would not only satisfy students' needs of getting something quick to eat in between classes (besides fast food) it would also cater to the masses around bar time.
New roommate? Spare cash from the parents? Whatever the case may be, it's time to spend a night on the town. How about Italian? And since Noodles' doors are shut, sadly, that is not an option. Instead, read on to find out about some of Madison's great Italian restaurants!
With a new semester right around the corner, New Year's resolutions are underway. For freshmen and non-freshmen alike, many students have pledged to shed some extra pounds. Test your dining know-how with Cardinal Food's pop quiz to see if your eating habits are in shape.
The Wisconsin volleyball team, taking full advantage of playing at home for the first two rounds, advanced Saturday night to the NCAA Regional with a stirring sweep over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, winning 36-34, 30-16 and 30-16. Wisconsin beat the Loyola Ramblers Friday night, also in a sweep, to set up the match with the Irish.
Myles Teddywedgers, 101 State St., is the lynch pin and canary of State Street and the Capitol Square. When State Street meets its eastern end, the pie shop offers a transition from the filler-food offerings common on the 500 and 600 blocks of State Street to the sit-down-and-take-your-time ambience you'll see on the Square. Also, like a bird in a mineshaft, Myles Teddywedgers indicates the overall business health of the surrounding area.
The constant clamoring this election cycle about voter fraud is nothing more than partisan politicking. Republicans have claimed thousands of voter registrations nationwide to be fraudulent, largely among minority communities. Democrats responded that the registrations are largely legitimate. Conscientious people should approach this issue with facts, not ideology. Since it appears most charges of fraud are exaggerated, supporting a citizen's right to vote is not a partisan act. Instead, both Democrats and Republicans should sidestep party lines and stand up for democracy.
The constant clamoring this election cycle about voter fraud is nothing more than partisan politicking. Republicans have claimed thousands of voter registrations nationwide to be fraudulent, largely among minority communities. Democrats responded that the registrations are largely legitimate. Conscientious people should approach this issue with facts, not ideology. Since it appears most charges of fraud are exaggerated, supporting a citizen's right to vote is not a partisan act. Instead, both Democrats and Republicans should sidestep party lines and stand up for democracy.
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