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Today, the uniform says everything about a team's identity. But in every sport, there are teams with fashion blunders that doom them before they even step onto the court, rink or field. As I closely examine the most extreme offenders, remember the old adage: 'It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look doing it.'
At first, Melissa (identifying details, including her name, have been changed in light of ongoing litigation) and her five roommates thought the letter was a bad joke. The vague legal document in front of them stated that their Internet Service Provider was being subpoenaed and all the Internet usage records on their computers were subject to seizure and review. Upon calling their ISP, the UW-Madison students learned the very unfunny reality of their situation: They had just been sued by the Recording Industry Association of America, the legal trade group representing 90 percent of the U.S. recording industry.
After a surprising 9-3 regular season to send out Barry Alvarez on a successful note, the Badgers acquired an invitation to the Capital One Bowl, one of the best non-BCS bowls. The joy may have waned a little when they discovered that their opponent would be No. 7 Auburn (9-2), one of the more underrated teams in the nation, but Alvarez remained unfazed.
In writing and passing amendments banning same-sex marriage, socially-conservative politicians across the country have relied heavily on the religious convictions of their constituencies for support. These convictions have won in all of the states amendments have been introduced'leading to 19 amended constitutions.
Pel'meni, the unique hole-in-the-wall Russian dumpling restaurant, may be forced to prematurely close its doors. But this Madison and student favorite is not the stereotypical small business victim. There is not some bigger, corporate mass-produced dumpling house driving them out with lower prices and better hours. Instead, as reported yesterday in The Daily Cardinal, Pel'meni is the victim of a strange legal strongarm tactic, and will likely result in, either a whole shutdown of the restaurant or a change in management. If the latter becomes the case, this editorial board must insist anyone who currently enjoys the delicious dumplings boycott the restaurant.
Freedom of choice and the right to privacy are two of the most fundamental principles in our country. Why, then, is a Wisconsin State Representative trying to restrict both of these key constitutional rights for UW women? The Republican-controlled Assembly passed legislation this summer introduced by Rep. Daniel LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, that would prohibit University Health Services from dispensing the morning after pill to students. While LeMahieu claims the bill promotes responsible choices, this gratuitous, offensive and otherwise unconstitutional legislation is nothing more than a malicious attack on the reproductive rights of women across campus.
UW-Madison's Student Judiciary failed the student body by not informing a student organization that their attempted activism was unconstitutional.
Experts have speculated that the barrier between fiction and perceived reality has been on the decline for some time, citing largely the influence of David Lynch, Boohbah and Psilocybin.
U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay, R-Texas, is one of the few in Washington whose malevolent stink hangs like a dark cloud over this otherwise moderately wicked institution.
Afilmmaker with completely unrestricted creative freedom is almost nonexistent. In order to achieve that powerful status, you need to have created and/or directed a multibillion dollar franchise. George Lucas and Steven Spielberg skyrocketed to the upper echelon of the industry not only because their films are usually gigantic hits, but because the projects they pick are safe. Whereas Lucas has ridden the 'Star Wars' phenomenon and since 1977, Spielberg mostly chooses event films headlined by a huge celebrity.
Long before the University of Maryland's basketball program featured the patented checkered trim on the jerseys and clung to the \Fear the Turtle!"" battlecry, the Terps were known for one man??-Lefty. While an adoption of the state flag graces the uniform and the fans run with the ironic-by-design call to arms, long-time head coach Lefty Dresiell remains the chief symbol of Terrapin basketball.
Take a random survey of your friends here at UW-Madison and it is likely that you will run into a few of them who have not seen a dentist in two or three years and yet are at least vaguely aware that they might have cavities or other significant dental health problems. As Malcolm Gladwell pointed out in the New Yorker last month, \The Moral Hazard Myth,"" poor people have much the same problem, as they sometimes cannot afford to pay for the seeming ""luxury"" of healthy teeth.
The revelation that Madison has the fourth-highest physician prices of all U.S. metropolitan areas is a disheartening blow to those who believe quality health care is a right for all, not a privilege of the wealthy. Health care has been pushed to the back burner in the face of war, an energy crisis and hurricane devastation, but the Government Accountability Office report should be a jarring realization to all levels of government that priorities need to expand.
The UW System Board of Regents voted Friday to change its employment policies to address criticisms regarding backup jobs and felons, but some state legislators remained skeptical of the proposed changes.
When Mattel Inc. introduced Barbie in 1959, this infamous blonde had only one objective-to look good. Yet, Barbie gradually moved from a passive object to an active representative of female advancement, now claiming over 80 professions and 45 nationalities.
The glut of popular late '90s alt-metal groups lacked characteristics defining one group from another, but Cold's major-label releases, 13 Ways to Die Onstage and Year of the Spider, showed some glimmers of talent and potential. At certain points on Spider, it was reasonable to hope Cold might break away from the alt-metal pack. Lead singer Scooter Ward managed to sell some of the clich?? angst in his vocals, the lyrics occasionally flashed with promise and there were a few hooks worth hearing.
Madison residents will have to wait at least one more year to see if they can legally eat a granola bar or an after-work bag of chips on Madison Metro buses.
As the approaching fall summons students back to Madison, many of us prepare to say goodbye to one set of friends and hello to another. Over the summer, we experience the familiar scene of catching up with our high school pals, exchanging stories of our collegiate capers and learning who got married, pregnant and who still works at Wal-Mart. But the rendezvous is never complete. Friends are always missing, often reflecting the absence of those high school buds who are serving America in a foreign land.
As the approaching fall summons students back to Madison, many of us prepare to say goodbye to one set of friends and hello to another. Over the summer, we experience the familiar scene of catching up with our high school pals, exchanging stories of our collegiate capers and learning who got married, pregnant and who still works at Wal-Mart. But the rendezvous is never complete. Friends are always missing, often reflecting the absence of those high school buds who are serving America in a foreign land.
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