Advocates react to UW Hospital abortion vote
The UW-Madison Hospital and Clinics Authority Board's vote Wednesday to implement a second-trimester abortion clinic raised mixed emotions among state community members.
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The UW-Madison Hospital and Clinics Authority Board's vote Wednesday to implement a second-trimester abortion clinic raised mixed emotions among state community members.
Madison's Overture Center was host to a hotspot of activity Saturday night as people arrived more than two hours early to stand in a line that snaked throughout the large, high-ceilinged lobby of the theater. All were waiting hopefully for rush tickets to attend the Broadway hit Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,"" which was performed at the theater last weekend only.
No. 1: Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend
The story we all fell in love with as children, Wizard of Oz,"" is flying over the rainbow and coming to Madison's Overture Center this Friday through Sunday, Dec. 14.
On Kanye West's latest release, 808's & Heartbreak, the album's title says it all. It is a complete break from the student motif on all of his previous album titles. 808's references the influential technology used throughout the new album, a voice box auto-tuner and 808 beat machine. Lastly, the recent drama (heartbreak) in West's life, including a breakup with his fiancée and his mother's death, seeps into every corner of this album, from the often heart-aching lyrics to the wide-open, longing spaces that have not crossed West's music before.
By Ryan Seib
Call it getting back to basics and running the ball, playing aggressive or, of course, playing Wisconsin football, the Wisconsin Badger football team found something in Bloomington, Ind., Saturday that they have lacked for the majority of the season.
Now, I'm not complaining, but my newspaper internship is getting old - fast. The hours aren't bad, and the people are great, but when it's a slow news day, it's a slow news day. I go in and write my briefs and then have the next several hours to waste away. As I am sure many of you are reading this at your own boring internships, let me share with you a typical day at the office.
Are you at least 18 years of age, semi-abnormal and looking for a place to live next semester? If not, do you know someone who fits that description?
Colorful lighting at the Capitol building has added to the beauty of a downtown landscape that can be enjoyed by Madisonians on a nightly basis. These alternative lighting schemes add to the rich legacy of a building that represents progressive reform and stands as a stunning architectural gem. The Capitol has served as a helpful reminder to Madison residents for the past two weeks about two issues that are highly deserving of the free advertisement. Contrary to popular belief, the pink lighting of two weeks ago was actually for breast cancer awareness (and not Mariah Carey's birthday).
If you were one of the unfortunate Badger fans present in Ann Arbor last weekend, there's a good chance the Wolverines' fight song has been playing continuously in your head since the moment the ref blew the final whistle. The Badgers' stunning loss sent Wisconsin crashing back down to Earth.
The Wisconsin offense was not quite the same against Michigan Saturday. Junior running back P.J. Hill rushed for 3.2 yards per carry and the Badgers had six straight possessions that ended in punts or turnovers in the second half.
Like approximately 9,000 other students at UW-Madison, July 7 was one of the worst days of my college career. With the simple phrase, You did not receive tickets,"" the UW Ticket Office smashed my hopes of another season spent ""Jumping Around"" Camp Randall.
With less than a week before the start of the fall semester, the UW-Madison community is mourning the loss of three students after a fatal car crash on Midvale Boulevard early Wednesday morning.
Denver natives, the Flobots, have burst onto the hip-hop scene with their socially and politically infused music. Their major label debut, Fight With Tools, has taken the genre for a spin by straying from the typical topics of money and girls and, instead rhyming discontents about the state of the nation. With their strong vocals and instrumentals blended with rap beats, Fight With Tools is an album worth listening to, not just for getting down and dirty.
The Wisconsin volleyball team had a stellar year that was only soured by an abrupt and unexpected ending. The Badgers compiled a 25-4 record in the regular season, including a 17-3 Big Ten campaign, and had several players put up incredible numbers throughout the year.
Len Shapiro graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1968 with a bachelor of science in journalism and earned a Masters in journalism at the University of Missouri in 1969. During his four years in Madison, Shapiro worked for The Daily Cardinal and was sports editor in 1967-'68.
This column started Sept. 6, 2006, without an introduction. So I've been thinking, why end it with a conclusion?
I had the opportunity to attend the Mike Leckrone Spring Concert this past