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It felt as if I was standing naked in front of my fifth grade class, save for a pair of nipple tassels. No, this isn't the story about my friend's birthday party at the strip club - this is the moment I realized I had boobs. Big ones.
The man who allegedly robbed Fraboni's Deli, 822 Regent St., and put southern parts of UW-Madison's campus on lockdown Sept. 28 was charged Friday with armed robbery.
Mother Teresa, the tiny Albanian woman who spent her life working with the poorest of the poor,"" is in the news again (and no, she isn't in a custody battle or in trouble for stealing OJ's memorabilia). In 1998, Pope John Paul II raised a few eyebrows when he put her on the fast track to sainthood just one year after her death, but it is the most recent revelation about her that is causing a torrent of controversy in the theological world.
The term is IOKIYAR or, It's OK if you're a Republican."" It means Republicans have carte blanche in attacking others' patriotism, and represents the partisan double standard that exists today in Washington. Last week, we saw a classic example from the always-loathsome Rush Limbaugh.
I'm not very good at first impressions.
So, a friend of mine was recently arrested and almost shot by submachine guns for knowing too much. Well, not literally for knowing too much, but that's what it comes down to. Of course, from the authorities' point of view, she was arrested for almost being a terrorist, despite the fact that she clearly appeared so by accident. Which, of course, doesn't make much more sense. But enough of this: Those among us who don't follow random national news stories have no idea what I'm talking about.
The bottom line is that the No. 9 UW football team (1-0 Big Ten, 4-0 overall) has four wins in as many games. However, drops in the polls over the last couple of weeks signify how those four games have gone.
Unlike most of you young sports fans out there, I'm old enough to remember who the Packers' starting quarterback was before Brett Favre.
After a shocking first half, the No. 7 Badgers came out and wore down The Citadel, salvaging a 45-31 victory at Camp Randall Stadium to remain undefeated on the season.
It was the night before graduation and everyone was giddy. The streets were full of those people you haven't seen since freshman year—the girl who locked herself in her room playing songs from ""Rent"" on her trombone, the boy from class who always wore a fedora, or the girl from high school who you swore dropped out and started stripping. Everything was wrapping up perfectly.
The Wisconsin football team concludes its spring season with the annual Spring Game Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium. To prepare football-hungry Badgers fans for the clash of red versus white, The Daily Cardinal presents its first segment of Five Things to Watch in 2007.
A 22-year-old Madison man was the victim of a severe beating on the 200 block of Gorham Street early Saturday morning by two men who wanted pizza, according to a report by the Madison Police Department.
I want to live in an '80s teen movie. When I was little, I always figured that, at some point during high school, I'd sew my own prom dress. That didn't happen. Instead, I just wore store-bought ones, and I felt cheated. Slammed. Hurt by the fact that I couldn't be as pretty in pink as Molly Ringwald. Plus, there was no James Spader. And that's a tragedy.
The beer hall was packed wall-to-wall with people. Large men in extra-large Packers sweatshirts and women in after-work professional wear crowded along the long bar, waiting to be seated. A surly group of middle-aged men in leather jackets—the types who invaded Madison last weekend in the wake of the high school basketball tournament—kept toasting one another and looked dangerously close to falling over. And until the polka band took the stage, the background music consisted of laughing, screaming children, the clink of pint glasses and the swishing and swooshing of wind pants.
In 2004, Rolling Stone stated that Umphrey's McGee ""have become odds-on favorites in the next-Phish sweepstakes by challenging jam-band clichAcs."" Thoughout their nine years of existence, they have seven albums under their belt and plan on releasing a double album, The Bottom Half, this April. The Daily Cardinal had the opportunity to sit down with vocalist/guitarist Brendan Bayliss and get his take on everything from Notre Dame football to his love for Madison.
UW-Madison freshman Alyssa Andre-Knudsen leaves College Library alone after a night of studying and doesn't call SAFEwalk.
No one actually says things like, ""Hey, hot stuff, you must be tired because you've been runnin' through my mind all day,"" except for in the movies. But I've reached the point where something like that would be borderline charming in comparison to usual collegiate encounters. Let's face it—there are some sketchy characters in this town.
These are the times that try fans' souls. The fickle, face-painting fanatics and fake Badger-backers will, during consecutive losses late in the Big Ten season, jump from the bandwagon faster than Penn State coach Ed DeChellis reaches for the Pepto-Bismol.
About this time last year, things were not going so well for Wisconsin basketball. They had lost Greg Stiemsma and Marcus Landry to academic ineligibility and DeAaron Williams was no longer on the team. UW also suffered the biggest upset of the season when they lost to North Dakota State at home.
Great sports moments happen all the time. Texas Tech's Jarrius Jackson hitting a buzzer-beater to upset No. 6 Texas A&M Tuesday, West Virginia taking it to then-No. 2 UCLA Saturday, the list goes on and on. But it's the truly fantastic moments that always stick with you. So without further ado, here are my five favorite sports moments over the years.
Solutions by The State News
