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After imposing its offensive will against Lindenwood last weekend, the No. 4 Wisconsin women’s hockey team (1-2-1-1 WCHA, 3-2-1 overall) was stone-walled offensively against Minnesota-Duluth (2-2-0 WCHA, 2-2-0 overall) and was swept, losing 2-0 Saturday and 1-0 Sunday.
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).
In the first weekend series of conference play, the No. 2 Wisconsin women's hockey team (1-0-1-1 WCHA, 1-0-1 overall) narrowly escaped an upset bid at the hands of Minnesota State on Friday (0-1-1-0 WCHA, 0-1-1 overall). The Badgers tied the Mavericks, 2-2, before winning a shootout, 3-2, to gain an extra point in the conference standings. On Saturday, the Badgers got two goals from senior forward Brianna Decker and outlasted the Mavericks, 3-2.
Charles Connor studied history at UW-Madison. He met his wife Susan on his freshman floor in Sellery Hall and landed his first job as an assistant district attorney with the help of a professor’s letter of recommendation.
In anticipation of Paul's arrival, many had started pro-Ron Paul chants in support of his bid for presidency. Many carried campaign signs or wore Ron Paul apparel.
In anticipation of Paul's arrival, many had started pro-Ron Paul chants in support of his bid for presidency. Many carried campaign signs or wore Ron Paul apparel.
While a larger tide of public outcry focuses on the killing of African-American teen Trayvon Martin in Florida, a “Speak-Out” on Library Mall Tuesday focused on the less-publicized killing of Bo Morrison in Wisconsin and the state law that protects his killer.
University of Wisconsin fashion magazine, MODA dubbed the second week of March Madison Fashion Week, and celebrated by bringing in some of the Midwest’s best dressed fashion bloggers to share tips on getting started with a personal blog.
The Assembly passed a bill prohibiting the coverage of abortion under the federal healthcare law in Wisconsin following heated debate Tuesday.
For the staff of MODA Magazine, UW-Madison’s online style magazine, next week will be anything but routine because the group will put on the first annual UW Fashion week, which it has spent the entire year pulling together.
Over the past two of years, I have begun to take notice of a couple intriguing developments. One, the essentiality of having baby carrots and hummus on hand at all times, and two, my mother and I are two peas in a pod.
Let me be honest: I am pretty spoiled. Being your mother's only daughter will do that to you.
Last Saturday, a number of Daily Cardinal-associated folk met up for a vaguely "Mad Men"-themed classy Christmas party. While I was pre-gaming in my blue-suit-and-skinny-tie combo, a friend observed that I had been acting remarkably somber in light of Russell Wilson and Co.'s epic late-breaking beat-down of Michigan State earlier that evening. He suggested that I needed to get out of character and act more like my goofy, excitable self.
Nick Toon's father, Al Toon, took part of the coin flip. Toon wore his father's jersey, 87, for the game vs the Penn St Litany Lions in Camp Randall, 26 Nov 2011.
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A Mount Horeb man was robbed near State Street Friday night by two men, who took the man’s cell phone and wallet in addition to punching him in the face.
Opening weekend had its ups and downs on the ice for the No. 17 Wisconsin men's hockey team (0-0 WCHA, 1-1 overall), and those peaks and valleys were reflected in the outcome of both games. Facing unranked Northern Michigan, the Badgers had to battle back from two-goal deficits in both contests, but it was not always enough.
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