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There comes a time in every person's life when they have questions about love. Questions like, Is there someone out there for me?"" ""How do I know that I've found The One?"" ""Do I really have to shave my pubic hair into a lightning bolt for virility?""
The garage rock scene exploded in 2001. The White Stripes, the Strokes, the Vines and the Hives all had their breakout that year, with fast paced songs that had a wild, uncontrolled feeling.
When former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee joked, We've had a congress that's spent money like John Edwards at a beauty shop"" in a debate last May, he received as wild an applause as one can receive in a civil political debate.
Is there anything in the world less reliable than preseason rankings or predictions? It doesn't matter if we're talking college football, the NBA or curling. How can you honestly predict how good a team is without seeing it play?
The Minnesota football team's record (0-8 Big Ten, 1-11 overall) coming into Saturday's match up with Wisconsin (5-3, 9-3) was no indication of the way the battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe would turn out.
Coming off of an emotional win last week against Michigan, the UW football team looks to continue that feeling this Saturday as it heads to Minneapolis to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Eaves stays positive after wild weekend versus ND.: Wisconsin men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves praised junior goaltender Shane Connelly for his solid play over the weekend against the North Dakota Fighting Sioux.
Wisconsin men's hockey head coach Mike Eaves addressed the media Monday at his weekly press conference, and the mood was somewhat optimistic, even though the No. 10 Badgers split last weekend's series with then-No. 3 North Dakota.
From the looks of things this weekend at the Kohl Center, it's probably a good thing the schedule-makers didn't have the Wisconsin and North Dakota men's hockey teams face off four times this season.
For one last fall afternoon, UW seniors ran onto the field at Camp Randall Stadium for one final chance to play football in front of 80,000-plus screaming Badger faithful.
There are certain universal questions that mankind has asked for centuries. Who am I? Why am I here? Does a greater power exist, and if He/She/It does exist, why is Charter Communications allowed to oppress poor, defenseless Badger fans?
Into the Wild: Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch) divests himself of material possesions and identity to travel across North America in the poetic film adaptation of Jack Krackauer's non-fiction book Into the Wild.
Any film opening with the lines of the romantic poet Lord Byron, especially one stating By the deep sea and the music on its roar; / I love not man the less, but nature more,"" is going to present a romanticized epic rather than an entirely factual interpretation of an event.
The college football season has been second to none when it comes to upsets this year. Just take a look at how the top spots in the weekly polls have been changing. Every week for the past three weeks, the No. 2 team in the country has fallen: first it was USC, then it was Cal, and last Thursday it was the Bulls of South Florida. In the past four weeks, there have been three different teams listed as No. 1 in the country. Even more surprising, every week for the past four weeks, at least two of the nations top six teams have fallen, with at least one of those teams losing to an unranked opponent.
Unpredictable. Unbelievable. Exhilarating. Whatever adjective you want to use, the fact remains that the 2007 college football season has been one wild ride for fans. In a year filled with upsets, here are the best of the best:
The UW football team's decision on the opening coin flip was symbolic of the way it approached Saturday's 44-3 triumph over Northern Illinois at Camp Randall Stadium.
As a person of Irish descent, I have always looked fondly on my Irish heritage. Most people do not believe that I'm Irish - mainly because I am not a short, freckled man with red hair and a pot o' gold - but are convinced once they realize that my last name is Carey, which couldn't belong to any other nationality besides the Irish.
The one question I can consistently never answer well, due to its sheer broadness of scope, should in theory be a bit more fun: So what kind of music do you like?"" People ask this because music is obviously a great topic of conversation, and other ways to broach the subject can be quite limited.
When Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced plans last year to fence off State Street and effectively charge admission to Halloween, he was met with skepticism and, in many cases, outrage. Turning one of UW-Madison's most distinctive, albeit rowdy, traditions into a paid event seemed far-fetched. Ultimately, the mayor got his way. Surprisingly, everything worked out: Smaller crowds and restricted access meant a calmer atmosphere in general and, most importantly for the city, no riots.
Solutions by The State News
