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Every summer there is that one Hollywood blockbuster that gains so much hype everyone seems to be talking about it through the end of the year. This summer was no exception. Christopher Nolan's ""Inception"" had movie critics, the blogosphere and moviegoers a buzz with the idea of controlling our dreams—a topic everyone can relate to.
After three years of constant, sporadically located construction being done on UW campus buildings, streets, sidewalks and courtyards, the UW Chancellor's Office has declared that in an effort to speed up the process the entirety of the UW campus will soon be under construction.
Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz will resign from his position in the wake of an investigation by the state government prompted by several women claiming he sexually harassed them.
Seven-thirty saturday morning —""Everybody get up, it's time to slam now / We got a real jam goin' down / Welcome to the Space Jam / Here's your chance, do your—""
John Legend and The Roots new album, Wake Up!, assures listeners there was and is still great music being made, even in these times of pop sensations with no musical expertise. Combining the smooth and soulful sound of John Legend and the funky beats of The Roots, this collaboration should not be overlooked.
Injuries affect any football team over the course of a season, and the Badgers have been no exception. Through the first three games of the year the Badgers have sustained injuries to both of their starting wide receivers, junior Nick Toon and senior David Gilreath. In their absence, the team's other receivers have had to fill the void in the passing game created by their injuries.
Balancing five traditional daily prayers at specific times during the day in between classes is all part of a typical day for a Muslim student on the UW-Madison campus.
So apparently, when I consume very large amounts of alcohol I turn into a rapper. Yes, you read that right, a rapper. Little, shy, size-zero me transforms into a full-fledged cocky and boastful Biggie Smalls. I don't know exactly why I choose to embody a large black male. All I know is that oddly enough I rock the role with drunken excellence.
Former Northwestern University researcher, professor and neurophysiologist Jon Levine assumed the position of Wisconsin National Primate Research Director this month.
In 2007, fanboy favorite film makers Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez attempted to revive the exploitation films of their youth with the throwback double feature ""Grindhouse."" But despite some quality schlock from Rodriguez's ""Planet Terror"" and tense thrills from Tarantino's girl power infused ""Death Proof,"" the movie bombed. Kids lemonade stands made more money. After such a dud, it looked like trashy '70s style B movies were going to stay in the '70s. Thankfully, that wasn't the case, as Rodriguez was able to continue the trend by directing the filthy fun gem that is ""Machete.""
Go. Watch. Love. Viewers, especially female, will undergo that very process once they decide to see the cinematic masterpiece that is ""Eat Pray Love.""
The UW-Madison Board of Regents voted to grant Adidas a five-year contract Friday, amid fair labor disputes between several apparel companies and the university.
CHICAGO—Heading into the Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, there was really only one topic on everyone's mind—expansion. Perhaps more than the others, though, the Wisconsin football team and head coach Bret Bielema have an incredibly vested interest in what Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany called an ""historic"" addition of Nebraska to the conference.
A federal textbook law goes into effect tomorrow to help students find affordable textbooks and manage their textbook expenses.
After just 17 years of life, the young Miley Cyrus has managed to achieve ubiquity. This past year, it has been impossible to go anywhere without hearing the chorus of her hit single ""Party in the USA."" The local shopping mall, sporting events, your grandmother's wake; everybody was ""moving their hips like yeah,"" and the world was powerless to stop it, even though Cyrus' voice is what one would imagine a Gummi Bear sounds like.
The Mifflin Street Block Party is upon us. Tomorrow morning, many students will wake up earlier than they have since football season for one last chance to cut loose before finals.
UW-Madison sophomore Matt Honig had struggled with severe depression since high school, each successive episode worsening, until finally during his freshman year of college, he decided to do something about it.
Mifflin residents eager to allow intoxicated strangers into their homes next weekend
For those of you keeping score in the battle for the state of Wisconsin's reputation, alcoholism increased its commanding lead over responsibility last week.
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