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Max isn't like other kids. He's introverted, aggressive and moody. Despite learning advanced astronomy in class, he still hides in blanket forts in his room, issuing commands to his army of stuffed animals. He moves from happily throwing snowballs to crying silently at his departing sister to destroying her room in a furious tantrum. And despite this, he is a king.
Every year when October rolls around, certain things start to happen in Madison. Perhaps most notably, the weather drops approximately 25 degrees within a 48-hour period and Uggs reappear in full force.
The Williamson-Marquette area came alive over the weekend as the 32nd annual Willy Street Fair showed residents a good time amid Madison's near east-side neighborhoods.
The UW Cinematheque kicked off its schedule for the fall semester this past weekend with two films generally regarded as cinematic masterpieces, though of very different species: Vincente Minnelli's iconic musical ""Meet Me in St. Louis"" (1944) and the Harold Lloyd silent comedy ""The Kid Brother"" (1927).
Hello Badgers! Welcome back to a new semester. I'm excited to be back, filling this section with commentary on the culinary world. A great thing about Wisconsin is the array of seasonal foods that are best enjoyed fresh. Unfortunately, most of our seasons are filled with cold. However, from June through August we can finally break out the shorts, swimming suits and sunglasses and enjoy the freshly grown goodies.
For as long as cars have raced around in the NASCAR circuit, the argument about whether or not it is a sport has also raced around in discussions and forums.
By Qi Gu
Im standing in the produce section on a Thursday evening, having made it only about 15 feet past the co-op's entrance, and am anxiously running over my roughly 6,300 options while my right hand drifts slowly back and forth over a bin of apples, like one of those metal detectors employed by elderly men at the beach. I have, through practice, learned to handle most of the grocery store without too much trouble, largely by buying the same 20 or so items each week while being careful not to overturn shelves of bee pollen or whole wheat ginger snaps as I zip between my chosen brands of breakfast cereal and tortilla chips in as straight a line as possible.'""
It's incredible how the memory of an extraordinary meal can stay with us for years. Food is memorable because we experience it with one of the most vibrant and pleasurable of our senses - taste. Most often, we share an incredible meal with other people, and this adds greatly to the memories that surround it.
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With today's economy, eating on a budget is the latest trend. Dining in is the new dining out, and a late-night snack has turned into eating munchies from the pantry rather than buying a comforting $3 slice of Ian's pizza.
As I sit here in the College Library second-floor computer lab and stare out onto the lake, it's hard not to get a little sad thinking this will be my last column of my run as Sweet-n-Sour Kraut. I'm so lucky to have a blueberry scone from Open Book Café here to comfort me through this difficult time.
Rae Lin D'Alie: Junior guard Rae Lin D'Alie had nine points, five rebounds and three assists for Wisconsin.
Teah Gant: Junior guard Teah Gant goes up for a layup against the Hokies. She had a team-high seven rebounds along with eight points.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team ran out to a 27-9 lead and never looked back, notching a 61-52 victory over Virginia Tech (5-2) Thursday night at the Kohl Center. The win also gave a point to the Big Ten conference as part of the second annual Big Ten/ACC Women's Challenge.
Marcus Landry: Senior forward Marcus Landry stuffed the stat sheet on Tuesday collecting 15 points and five rebounds while rejecting three shots.
One week from now, I can rest easy. One week from now, I won't have midterms, papers, quizzes, labs or any other stresses in my life. I'll be curled on the couch, in a partially vegetative state in a tryptophan-induced coma and enjoying some of my favorite Thanksgiving traditions. I wake up for the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, then flip back and forth between the Westminster Dog Show and watching the Detroit Lions lose to whatever team they're playing. However, one tradition that has yet to catch on in my family is the Thanksgiving movie.
While there are many things we can be thankful for this Thanksgiving, food is undoubtedly biting at the top of the list. Consider even how much you would really love the Thanksgiving holiday without the emphasis on the Thanksgiving meal.
When in conversation at a bar or party, I'll sometimes encounter an awkward pause when the other person begins to rummage around in their purse or front pockets before producing some object of deep personal significance, a cherished photograph of a newborn relative, say, or a cell phone with a touch-screen display. Look at my nephew""/""Listen to my ringtone,"" they insist.
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