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For those that have not yet ventured farther away from campus than the airport or West Towne Mall, there is a seasonal fixture we have here in Wisconsin: the corn maze. There are several across the state, and they come in all shapes, sizes and levels of difficulty.
I'm not very good at first impressions.
Sometimes it's easy to predict the future. If you touch O.J. Simpson's sports collectibles, he's probably going to freak out.
In the words of the late Johnny Carson, This is some wild and crazy stuff.""
cop car: Because Saturday night included a 7 p.m. home football game, the Madison Police Department had to deal with especially wild nighttime revelers until past bar time.
The Badgers men's soccer team finished with a tie for the second straight contest Sunday afternoon, ending the game deadlocked 2-2 after two overtimes against No. 14 Michigan in Ann Arbor. The tie was the first blemish on the Wolverines' record after they had started the season 7-0. The game was the first of the Big Ten season for both squads, in what ended up being a wild, penalty-filled affair.
The final seconds ticked off the clock at Camp Randall Stadium Saturday night, as the student section, in a thundering chorus, echoed Let's get wasted.""
WISCONSIN OFFENSE VS. IOWA DEFENSE
Wisconsin has the highest rates of both binge and heavy drinking in the nation, according to a report released by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Population Health Institute.
Ah, the sophomore slump. I think now is a good time to discuss this universally frustrating predicament, one which breaks free of its academic connotations to plague the music industry more conspicuously than any other art.
Mother Nature has thrown yet another curve into the wild string of weather in Wisconsin this year.
When it comes to books, I know what I like. I like Jane Austen. I like George Eliot, the Brontà sisters, Emily Dickinson. I love Virginia Woolf. And not even a hurricane could dampen this emphatic devotion to my girls.
Humans might not be the only species to go ga ga"" over their infants. A recent study published by University of Chicago researchers suggests female rhesus monkeys may also engage in a form of ""motherese,"" a form of baby talk in which parents make high-pitched cooing noises for their infants.
One of the most pressing problems facing upperclassmen today - along with graduating, procuring basketball tickets and finding a job - is the issue of bar strategy. Sure, previous generations have refined and revised the subtle and often beautiful art of the drunken hookup, but with the passing of time comes the necessity for new strategies, advice and ideas.
It's that time of year again everybody. The temperature is in the upper 80s, we are all sun burnt after our first glorious Badger home game of the season, and the NFL season is just around the corner, and by that I mean it starts tonight.
You stumble into your sweaty apartment, weary after a long day of lectures. Amid a stream of obscenities directed at your worthless air conditioner, you realize you're starving. Sure, you love beef stroganoff, but that stuff is meant to keep babushka-wearing women warm in a Siberian winter. You need something light, refreshing and satisfying.
For many people, the average environmentalist and the average hunter or fisherman exist on opposite ends of the political spectrum. Some perceive a sportsman as someone looking to exploit the resources that an environmentalist would try to protect. In reality, these two groups often have very similar goals.
Paper is a common object taken advantage of each day we take notes for class, each time we read a book and each moment we write a check for something seemingly more valuable. Paper has such an everyday function that sometimes we forget the different ways in which paper can amaze us in its visual glory.
When the pioneers were feverishly venturing West, they had to stand on their horses' backs just to see over the prairie grass—that is how tall the fields used to grow. Every winter, my family and I used to load up our van and drive West on the long expanse to what used to be this new frontier.
Putting a presidency in historical perspective while it is still in office is admittedly difficult. But each passing day decreases the probability that George W. Bush will go down in history with a net positive reputation.
Solutions by The State News
