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Many of you probably know at least one person who is absolutely terrified of going to the bathroom in public. Some are merely frightened of publicly relieving themselves when they have to go number two—yes I am using the term you learn in kindergarten to avoid saying the word ""poop"" 30 times in one article. Others cannot even go number one in a public bathroom without freezing up the second someone else walks in.
1: Keeping the mind set
The first basketball blog I ever followed was written by Gilbert Arenas. He didn't talk about basketball very much, and most of what I remember is when he would talk about video games. He officially sponsored a professional ""Halo"" team named Final Boss that competes in national tournaments all over the place, and he was especially honored when selected to grace the cover of ""NBA Live ‘08.""
Head coach Bret Bielema discussed some of the key performers in Saturday's win over Arizona State, as well as the Badgers' upcoming game against Austin Peay in his weekly press conference on Monday.
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.
As a child I took a strange liking to cleaning and thought Windex was the solution to any dirty disaster. Ketchup on your shirt? Grab the Windex. Blood oozing from that scab on your knee? Fetch the Windex.
Then I went to college and realized cleaning was for loooosers. In my apartment, sticky beer floors were rarely completely cleaned up because my roommates and I were so rocking we had parties 24/7 and mopping was just a waste of time.
After spending all of last week being regaled with stories about sandy white beaches, margaritas served in foot-long tubes, karaoke clubs in China and all the glory that was Spring Break 2010, I decided I'd had enough. I'm not really good at the whole ""be happy for your friends"" thing; I'm much more of a ""fight fire with fire"" person. I gathered my troops, planned and booked a seven-day getaway to Mexico. Take that PCB-ers.
Last week while taking advantage of the warm weather, I donned the running shoes, not expecting more than a nice run around the lake. On my way back, I was literally chased down for two blocks by a red-faced kid shouting my name until he caught up.
HOUGHTON, Mich.—Looking only at the last time Wisconsin faced off against Michigan Tech, at the Kohl Center Dec. 4 and 5, you might think a pair of close wins at John MacInnes arena would be disappointing. Despite being obliterated by the Badgers the last time they met, getting outscored 14-2, Michigan Tech put up a better fight in an emotional final home series for their seniors, testing the Badger offense that was without its top scorer and frustrating junior goaltender Scott Gudmandson.
A few months ago, the unthinkable happened. I was browsing through Facebook, hitting all the usual profiles I creep on (I'm talking to you, Katie), when a friend request popped up. It was my little brother, Nolan. My 14-year-old, still-in-eighth-grade-brother. My plays-PS3-an-unhealthy-amount-and-is-only-two-years-removed-from-collecting-Yu-Gi-Oh!-Cards brother. To put it in web lingo, WTF?
This was supposed to be the year Minnesota made it big. With the accomplished Tubby Smith at the helm, nine rotation players were back from last season's NCAA-qualifying team and began the year in the top 25.
Recently Wisconsin (8-3 Big Ten, 18-5 overall) has relied on its late game heroics to clinch its wins, but in Ann Arbor on Saturday the Badgers continued what they started last Tuesday against Michigan State and jumped all over the Wolverines early.
It was a hero's homecoming for junior guard Alyssa Karel. The St. Paul, Minn., native led the Wisconsin women's basketball team to a much-needed 76-74 victory against the Minnesota Gophers Thursday night, grabbing a steal and then scoring the winning basket with just five seconds left in double overtime.
UW-Madison students celebrated the first-ever full day of canceled classes with a snowball fight on Bascom Hill Wednesday.
Approximately 200 airmen from the Madison-based 115th Fighter Wing were welcomed home by friends and family Thursday after a two-month tour of duty in Iraq.
Every day of my life is in some way devoted to sexual health. Whether it is in class, in medical school, working for an organization dedicated to promoting healthy sexuality through sex-positive education and activism or writing this column, I spend a great deal of time reading, writing and discussing various aspects of sexuality that impact people's lives in both positive and negative ways.
In a recent nationwide poll published by the National Publication of Recent Polls, an overwhelming majority of Madison residents said they believe fashion, brands and image are the most important aspects of an individual's personality.
With all due respect to the Boss, the Hold Steady are the new Bruce Springsteen. By masterfully depicting and living the dreams of millions of music lovers, they've managed to craft their own brand and become the new spokesband for the middle class. They write sing-along anthems tailored to amp up the enthusiasm of a crowd whose drink of choice is a double whiskey, Coke, no ice,"" which is an undeniably vast reservoir of listeners.
Solutions by The State News
