Kratz will not be charged
After resigning from his post and dominating local media last fall, the infamous ""sexting"" Calumet County District Attorney Kenneth Kratz will not face criminal charges from the state.
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After resigning from his post and dominating local media last fall, the infamous ""sexting"" Calumet County District Attorney Kenneth Kratz will not face criminal charges from the state.
As the semester wears on and midterms no longer loom on the horizon but come crashing down with full force, plunging us into the pits of despair, there are not too many things that can really calm my brain and sooth my soul. Sure, yoga is nice to calm your nerves and realign your chi after you've been hunched over a textbook for six hours straight. But sometimes I find myself reciting all the Byzantine emperors between 702 and 813 A.D. while I'm supposed to be focusing on my breathing and holding the down dog.
During the course of Wisconsin's protests, I have never been as enthralled with my Facebook as I am right now. Usually people post videos of popular songs, write about how much they love this or that and rant about things I couldn't care less about. But this week, people have been posting more political commentary and news information than usual. And for a politically inclined person such as myself, this was a sure recipe for a renewed Facebook addiction.
Veteran indie poppers of Montreal will christen the new Union South's stage April 15, as the WUD committee delivers on their promise to book a special inaugural act with one of the best live shows currently offered.
As soon as the Wisconsin Badgers were officially proclaimed Rose Bowl bound by ESPN on Sunday night, students raced to the athletics website's 9 p.m. sale—snowballing ticket purchases into a campus-wide controversy. The 5,800 tickets allocated to the university sold out in just 20 minutes, predictably inspiring outrage and frustration among those not lucky enough to gain access. Fueling this frustration was the immediate sale of tickets online through the Facebook marketplace, prompting a flood of hateful comments toward those selling their tickets.
It is a frustrating feeling, but in sports there are times when a team's good play goes unrewarded. This was the case for the Wisconsin men's hockey team this weekend in their series against top ranked Minnesota Duluth, falling to the Bulldogs in back to back overtime games, 6-5 and 3-2.
This past weekend was a great time to be a men's hockey fan in Madison.
Senior quarterback Scott Tolzien has been named one of just 16 scholar athletes across the country by the National Football Foundation. Tolzien is only the fifth Badger ever to receive the award, the last since Joe Thomas in 2006.
I know what you're thinking. It's the Thursday before Halloween, and I still haven't a clue what my costume will be. Or, worse yet, I have a great costume but my jerk-ass neighbor has the exact same one.
As proud as I was to show my support for victims of bullying by wearing purple last Wednesday at Library Mall, I was quickly reminded later that day that members of the LGBT community are not the only victims who are regularly attacked because of their identity. In fact, some gay rights supporters and many other activists with liberal leaning perspectives are actually to blame for at least a portion of the disrespect that has recently come to the forefront of our society.
A group of Associated Students of Madison Student Council candidates announced their goals for improving UW-Madison for all students at a news conference Wednesday.
Approximately 30 vehicles were found with slashed tires on Madison's east side Friday morning.
Last week, the state of Wisconsin received the ""Billy Madison"" treatment in the Department of Education's Race to the Top. At no point in Wisconsin's rambling, incoherent proposal were they even close to anything resembling a rational thought. Everyone in the federal government is now dumber for having read it. They awarded us no points, and may God have mercy on our souls. Or at least the souls of Wisconsin students.
O'So Brewing Company's Night Train is incredibly candid. The minimalist label outlines the tastes to come, guiding your palate with mainstay descriptors like ""complex"" and ""bold"" as well as more esoteric ones like ""chewy"" and ""judicious."" What kind of experience do you get from Night Train? A pleasant surprise, you get more than what's advertised.
It was a big weekend for men's hockey coach Mike Eaves, as his third-ranked Badgers (14-7-3 WCHA, 19-8-4) faced off against the fourth-ranked St. Cloud State Huskies, splitting the weekend series at the Kohl Center.