What began as a half-decent portrayal of upper-middle class white America, soon spiraled into a schmaltzy extravaganza of total blasphemy in ""The Invisible."" This is one of those pseudo-thrillers that indulges so shamelessly in its characters that anybody who has ever seen a movie in their lifetime can literally feel the script as it struggles to produce sensitivity and depth.
Should the close-minded opinion of a few dictate the benefits domestic partners are allowed, especially when the majority of Wisconsinites have no qualms in the matter? We think not.'
""The Fountain"" will be released on DVD May 15. It has been one of the most talked about films of 2006, receiving both criticism and praise. Arts writers Joe Pudas and Eric R. Schmidt are here today to discuss the film.
Joe Thomas had quite the day Saturday, as he went fishing with his dad and became the highest-selected offensive lineman in UW history as the Browns selected him with the third pick overall.'
Last Tuesday, students learned that football tickets for the 2007 season were sold out. Although not surprising in itself, as Camp Randall is routinely sold out, the real shock came to many students because they did not even know they were on sale. '
After extending its winning streak to four matches Friday, the No. 40 UW men's tennis team was unable to keep the momentum going Saturday, dropping a 4-0 contest to No. 3 Ohio State (10-0 Big Ten, 26-1 overall) in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals at Schwartz Tennis Center in West Lafayette, Ind.
In its final scheduled spring match of the season, the UW volleyball team finished the academic year on a strong note, defeating in-state rival Marquette in four games by scores of 30-24, 30-16, 30-25 and 30-22 Friday at the UW Field House.'
As summer rapidly approaches, we would all like to look a little better in a bathing suit, myself included. But wanting something and actually doing what it takes to get it are two very different things. '
In what came as a shock to absolutely nobody, The Daily Cardinal pounded the Badger Herald 11-3 Friday behind 16 hits and a strong pitching performance from senior sport writer Sam Pepper.'
My last Mifflin Block Party has got me feeling a bit down. Madison is a special place, a place where the wine flows from a plastic bag and the women come equipped with vodka-filled Nalgenes. In the ""real world,"" people don't engage in su'
It was a rough weekend for the Wisconsin softball team as it dropped four conference games on the road at Michigan State and No. 9 Michigan. '
New hope is on the horizon for cigarette smokers wishing to kick their hazardous habit.
Members of the Tenant Resource Center discussed ways to increase support for a separate student organization Thursday, which would inform student tenants of their rights in apartments and houses near campus.'
Over 60 UW-Madison students lobbied at the State Capitol Thursday to promote affordable health coverage for all Wisconsin residents.'
Brett, a UW-Madison sophomore, downloads about three new albums per day with a few clicks of the mouse and without the help of a credit card. However, he may soon be in court.'
The City-County Liaison Committee unanimously passed a proposal Thursday allowing the Tibetan flag to fly over City Hall during the Dalai Lama's visit May 2-4.
Springtime in Madison historically has been a time of increased violence and crime downtown and near campus. But this year, police have noticed no spikes or trends in crime.'
The UW Athletic Department released details of new procedures for the sale, distribution and allocation of student season tickets for men's hockey and basketball this morning.
The Badger women's tennis team ended their season with a loss against Purdue.'
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