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OK, so I know that being a cable-less person in college may render me incapable to complain about the onslaught of political ads being thrown my way, but believe me, those people are cree-ay-tive with their marketing even without the use of TV, as many of you—OK probably all of you—know all too well.
An old friend of mine visited me recently. We have known each other since we were 10 years old and were friends all throughout our adolescence. As awkward, unfortunate looking middle schoolers, we never considered each other as more than friends. But as we got older, and I got a decent haircut and he got more muscular, that changed. A casual flirtation developed between us, but because we attended different schools, issues of timing and different boyfriends and girlfriends prevented it from escalating further.
A panel of scholars from across the country met Friday to discuss ways to educate the public about the Aug. 5 Oak Creek Sikh temple shooting by connecting it to greater issues involving racism and violence.
ice President Joe Biden and U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, faced off in the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2012 election, engaging in several feisty exchanges over their plans for the country.
Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, faced off in the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2012 election, engaging in several testy exchanges over their roadmaps for the country.
After letting a 17-point lead evaporate last weekend against Nebraska, the Wisconsin Badgers football team (1-1 Big Ten, 4-2 overall) had put itself in a must-win situation as it came into its Big Ten home opener Saturday against Illinois (0-2 Big Ten, 2-4 overall).
School seminars are devoted to preventing bullying, as is extensive news coverage and several educational films. Still, it persists in spite of all of the condemnation it receives. UW-Madison recently conducted a study in which researchers taught a computer to scan the social networking site Twitter to identify bullying-related tweets. About 15,000 of them were tied to bullying. As seen in many cases today, though bullying used to be a face-to-face encounter, it is now digitized and depersonalized. The thing that keeps most people from bullying, the reason why they don’t terrorize and taunt others at will, is an inability to face their victims. Social networking takes this barrier completely away from the situation and allows for bullying to take place from behind a curtain.
Mayor Paul Soglin introduced his $266.4 million 2013 City of Madison operating budget Monday, which proposes decreasing the Overture Center’s requested funding by $1 million.
Chancellor David Ward and campus police began talks of banning popular campus-wide game Humans vs. Zombies Thursday after a non-playing student fell victim to Nerf-gun fire.
Aubrey Drake Graham was reincarnated in the form of award-winning rapper/actor/activist, Common’s, 47-pound female bulldog, named Heidi, after he suddenly died last week from a severe allergic reaction to the grass on his front lawn while absent-mindedly walking barefoot outside his home in Ontario.
Dear Friends: I love you, but get off my back. I haven’t failed to answer your text because I forgot about it, I haven’t answered it because I have not yet answered it.
In memoriam twixt the huxtable on all our allegorical allaying of the spiritual woes hmm i’d fancy a dish of kippers oh where does the time go wrote edgar allan poe should I use that for the column no no into the trash bin that one would’ve should’ve used the word parsimonious parsnips are a root vegetable synonymous to the condition of a deacon lain up with heads in his belfry all wobbly and fluoride assayers tweaking into the dark and stormy night yabba dubai doo…
First Lady Michelle Obama is scheduled to speak in Appleton at Lawrence University Friday, according to the Associated Press.
As long as sports have been around, there has been a “chicken or the egg” type argument about who really makes a team, the players or the coaches. Is it the coaches’ preparation, motivation and schemes that set up a team for victory, or does on-the-field talent truly trump all else?
University of Wisconsin-Madison freshman and Sellery resident Caitlin Wagner said she had always felt safe in her dorm room until she woke up one night to find a strange man dressed in black breaking open her door.
What was the last book you didn’t finish? Come now: you’re not all perfect little literature angels heralding the merits of the written word. Was it a class reading? Was it a book for recreation? Did one of you little fools try and read “Finnegans Wake” on a dare? On a related note, did you survive and/or avoid hospitalization?
Between Badger football on Saturday and the NFL on Sunday, you may have missed the most important piece of news from this past weekend: The NHL is locked out. Again.
As summer winds down and us kids get back into the swing of school and independence (a.k.a. eating cereal for dinner), let us look forward to the emotional rollercoaster that is visiting home. Whether you’re from the valleys of Utah and are the 27th love child of a man named Josiah or the grad from Laguna High who never made it to the screen of MTV’s Laguna Beach (even though you totally hooked up with Jason—what gives?), going home is a real, well, special trip.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team (1-1 overall) now has its loss out of the way.
Every once in a while a comic gets it right. I’m talking about having good characters, an entertaining plot and good artwork. While there are a number of comics out right now that fit one or two of those criteria, DC Comics’ “The Shade” is my favorite example that fits all three.
Solutions by The State News
