After not seeing conference rival Michigan State (9-8 Big Ten, 22-10 overall) for the first 28 games of the season, the UW men's basketball team will play the Spartans for the third time in four games Friday. '
Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk praised a plow operator Thursday for his acts of heroism in creating a trail for an ambulance transporting a sick 11-day-old baby through a blinding blizzard last month.'
The final journey to repeat as national champions begins Saturday night for the Wisconsin women's hockey team when it hosts Harvard in the NCAA quarterfinals at the Kohl Center.'
After an audit last year found the university was owed $150,000, they need to crackdown on the remaining debts and get their money.'
The Lone Ranger performs his duty and rides off on his trusty steed into the sunset at the end of the day. We are all familiar with the story.
Some films prefer to ease their audiences in gently, allowing some time for story orientation and character introductions as opposed to, say, opening with a shot of Justin Timberlake and Christina Ricci having hip-tickling, sweat-drenched sex. ""Black Snake Moan"" is not one of those films. Fortunately, it isn't Timberlake's newest music video either, as my description might suggest, but rather, the first twang in a movie that throbs like a soul-strumming guitar accompanied by the frantic rattling of chains.
Dina Marie's dorm is wallpapered by Bob Dylan and Rolling Stones posters and photographs of her friends and family smiling.'
Gothenburg, Sweden is the birthplace of one of the most groundbreaking forms of modern heavy metal music. The melodic death metal movement originated there with bands like At The Gates, In Flames and Dark Tranquility. Curious then, is the emergence of Got'
Despite the FBI probe into Gov. Jim Doyle's recently indicted donor, the state Senate plans on voting next week on reconfirming Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi.
Sports columnist Jon Bortin believes that the UW hockey team has taken goalie Brian Elliott's brilliance for granted this season.'
A federal court ruled Thursday that the UW Roman Catholic Foundation cannot be recognized as a UW-Madison Registered Student Organization unless it changes its leadership to be more student-directed, according to UWRCF Director Tim Kruse. '
The film industry is seeking its ""big break"" with the help of a Wisconsin Tax-Credit Bill.
All it takes to graduate from UW is a mouse click. When you get to the graduation application page, there is no pull-down menu, no ""On Wisconsin"" playing in the background after clicking ""submit,"" no confetti or flashing graphics.'
An Eau Claire man suffered severe burns to his scrotum and hands after trying to emulate a stunt from ""Jackass: The Movie,"" according to WISC-TV 3.
In an effort to put recent crimes in context and spur discussion about campus safety, The Daily Cardinal news team produced the three-day ""Are You Safe"" series. What follows is a list of ideas and suggestions Daily Cardinal news editors put to'
The UW Police Department's jurisdiction is not limited to the university campus, contrary to popular belief among students. '
The Daily Cardinal profiles former Madison Mayor Paul Soglin's blog \Waxing America.""'
In his past albums, Say Hi to Your Mom frontman Eric Elbogen has been known to spill his angst into clever songs about spaceships and robots; however, on the band's fourth and newest release, Impeccable Blahs, he chose to move onto a slightly darker material. The liner notes explicitly state that ""Impeccable Blahs is a record about vampires."" However, they are ""not creepy goth vampires but rather people like you and me who happen to get their nourishment from drinking blood."" An interesting subject matter for a band that once specialized in detailing the angst of girls and video games, but it works well for them. Elbogen continues to write witty lyrics, this time using vampire tendencies as a metaphor for romantic human love, resulting in an album that is both fun and intelligent.
Sports editor Zach Kukkonen is wondering what's gotten into the water most general managers and athletes are drinking lately.'
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