Grilled rhinoceros, new prospect of food industry
By Joe Lynch | Feb. 28, 2007Joe reconsiders traditional food choices. Will grilled rhinoceros soon compete with the classic hamburger?'
Joe reconsiders traditional food choices. Will grilled rhinoceros soon compete with the classic hamburger?'
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The Badgers' back-to-back losses certainly shouldn't spoil their season.'
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A UW-Madison Safety Task Force may soon form after a private safety summit held Tuesday in Bascom Hall analyzed current campus safety and plans for improvement.'
A water main break caused the streets of Madison to crumble Tuesday and left a massive hole at the intersection of North Lake and State Streets, adjacent to student-laden Library Mall.'
Gov. Jim Doyle said Tuesday he supports a plan permitting Madison and other cities to offer more domestic partner benefits to employees and same-sex partners.'
A petition containing 1,092 signatures as of Monday will be presented to Union Administration in response to the closing of the Travel Center in Memorial Union last semester, according to Center employee and UW-Madison junior Jesse Allhands. '
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I must say, before entering my M. Night Shyamalan rant, the only thing that surprised me Sunday was that ""Pan's Labyrinth"" didn't win Best Foreign Film. Otherwise, ""The Departed,"" Helen Mirren and no-bra Gwyneth's 1960s tablecloth dress were all about right.