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You can get a burger pretty much anywhere. Fast food restaurants thaw thousands of burgers a day-even Mexican restaurants are firing up the grill. In a city where burgers are as commonplace as panhandlers, what could make a new burger joint any different from the rest?
Aside from the return of the time-honored songs at Camp Randall, there was nothing to jump around for on the field, as the Badgers lost to the Runnin' Rebels of UNLV 23-5 on a soggy Saturday afternoon.
From the loneliness of a black screen, the voice of the narrator, a present-day filmmaker, states, \I open my eyes and see nothing."" Then, transitioning slowly as he continues to speak, the narrator and the audience are borne into the snowy Russian world of 18th century St. Petersburg at the State Hermitage Museum. In the midst of the snow, gentlemen-officers and their ladies arrive by coach to a party being held inside the Hermitage, which holds Russia's history and art from the past 300 years.
There were lots of memorable sports moments in 2002-'03, both on and off the field. The Daily Cardinal takes a look at some of the best (and worst).
The first time is the best time for Syracuse University. The Orangemen (30-5) captured their first NCAA basketball crown ever, on Monday night, defeating the Jayhawks of Kansas (30-8) 81-78.
For a movie-going week with three new wide-release openings, this one isn't very appetizing. \A Man Apart"" appears to be lame and clich??-ridden even for Vin Diesel, while, as my brother put it, ""What a Girl Wants"" seems to be the touching story of a grown man who learns to fall in love with his own teenage daughter. So instead, I decided this week to run the third leg of this semester's Colin Farrell Triple Crown. While ""Phone Booth"" may have left me still wanting to see Farrell in something a little more substantive, it easily transcends the level of ""The Recruit"" and ""Daredevil,"" which were awful movies that strictly offered a taste of Farrell's talent.
The Kohl Center event staff standing in front of the Wisconsin student section began to get a little nervous during Wednesday night's game between UW and Illinois.
The 1991 Gulf War was so successful because countries throughout the Middle East lent their institutional support to the international coalition organized by the elder George Bush. A war can't be conducted simply from aircraft carriers; an army needs a host country. President Bush had been unable to find any similar sort of support, but the Turkish prime minister had agreed. The U.S. Defense Department was all raring to get to Iraq, when the Turkish Parliament threw a surprise monkey wrench into things. In a stunning backbench revolt, they narrowly defeated serving as our host country.
They watched as their lead evaporated from 13 points with 4:06 remaining in the first half, to two with 11:15 left in the second. They saw Minnesota sophomore forward Rick Rickert catch fire from the field in the second half, with the big man scoring 13 points on a stunning array of shots. They heard the record crowd of 14,907 grow louder with each improbable Minnesota three-pointer until the Barn shook from its cheers.
Ibrahim Ferrer
Fiscal Responsibility? The one thing that I found most remarkable about the federal budget is that this otherwise stereotypically conservative administration has proposed a budget that makes no pretenses about the fact it will create a record-breaking budget deficit--which will be north of $300 billion by its own estimate.
The structured precision of science and wild creativity of art rarely collide so elegantly as in Dr. Hunter O'Reilly's exhibit \Radioactive Biohazard: Reinterpreting Biotechnology as Art.""
The Golden Globes were handed out last Sunday. This year's crop of winners offered an interesting mix of buzz coming true and bold wisdom on the part of the Hollywood Foreign Press.
Senior quarterback Brooks Bollinger never dazzled anyone. His numbers were good, but not great. His arm was not as strong or as accurate as many of his counterparts. He even spent a large part of his career as the second most-popular quarterback on the team--at least in the eyes of the student section. Despite all this, Bollinger leaves with three bowl victories under his belt and 30 wins; the most ever for a UW quarterback. The Daily Cardinal pays tribute to Bollinger's career with a look at his top five games.
As we head toward Nov. 5, Election Day, Democrats nationwide look ready for a good night. Challengers for Senate are poised to win in three states with outside shots elsewhere, while the stunning and tragic developments in Minnesota will probably end in the return of former Vice President Walter Mondale to the Senate. Democrats will probably have at least a one seat net gain in the Senate, possibly as high as three seats. The House of Representatives will likely remain in Republican hands with little movement, though, as redistricting was so partisan across the country that the current makeup of the chamber has been almost frozen in place.
It all started two weeks ago Sunday, when the new restaurant Chipotle, 658 State St., opened its doors to a multitude of burrito-hungry consumers. Since then, burrito lovers are having a tough time deciding just where to satisfy their pallets. Many are wondering where the idea of hands-on gourmet Mexican eating originated.
Solutions by The State News
