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On farms across the nation, gobbling and clucking sounds have yielded to an eerie silence. This past weekend, Americans attempted to escape the nation's recent inundation of violence by participating in the annual tradition of turkey genocide.
I had been watching the storefront next to The Living Room, 529 University Ave., for some time. Many moons passed until last Wednesday when the space was miraculously open and started serving a variety of specialty pizzas. I walked in to an eatery with blank, dark orange walls and dark red ceilings: It's just like a blood orange in there. Perhaps there will soon be stuff on the walls, but right now the vibe is somewhere between a whorehouse and a hospital.
In an effort to attract customers hungry for an original take on fast food, many chains take one of two extremes: go fresh or go wild 'n' spicy. The success of Subway's \Jared"" campaign, in which newly slim customers thank Subway for helping them shed pounds, has led to drive-up menus featuring the words ""garden-fresh"" and ""crisp,"" while the sound of ""spicy"" and ""Cajun"" food is exciting and interesting during the lunch hour of an average work or school day. The ensuing freeze also brings out items that are warm comfort food.
Despite coming off a stunning 63-32 loss to Indiana, it is not time for Wisconsin players to slip into a state of panic or give up on the season.
A difficult weekend for the Wisconsin volleyball team has come to an end.
There was a large package stuffed into our mailbox and it was addressed to me. I was pretty excited'a big package has to be something good, right?
To paraphrase Christian Krautkramer, the Cardinal's food critic emeritus, people don't always have time for breakfast, but when they do, they should make the most of it.
Hey, Southeast dorm dwellers: I know you're already getting sick of the food at Pop's Club, and maybe even the Juston Sticks at Ed's (pronounced just-OWN by those in the know). Well, there's a new Nepalese restaurant on the University Avenue side of University Square. Sita's Kitchen is cheap and satisfying, even more so when you think about how many times dinner at Pop's runs over $6.
'Adolescently misunderstood.' Last year someone labeled me that, and I wonder how long it took for him to come up with the phrase. I think it's poetic, but I don't know if it's true.
La, la la la la la, la la: That is the sound of paella.
Olympos, a small haven in southern Turkey, is quiet tonight. During the summer the main dirt road is mobbed with backpackers, but the chilly winter air has kept most visitors away. In fact, only one light is on--a small bar that is almost deserted.
Solutions by The State News
