Bitter from the Bears loss in Super Bowl XLI, Adam Hoge adds Rex Grossman to his list of the five most hated sports figures in Chicago.'
In response to the Jan. 30 article ""Holistic admissions devalue academics"" by Anna Williams, I couldn't have said it better myself. '
Jeffrey likes to read. He also likes to play Frisbee. But behind the glory of his refined skills, Jeffrey is an avid multitasker. His latest discovery has been that he can simultaneously peruse The Daily Cardinal while spinning a Frisbee. For some, this m'
\Are you a cop?"" one guy asked me, and I'm not really sure if he was kidding. I assured him I was not and was then welcomed to the group and invited to stay for dinner. '
Associated Students of Madison has a strange idea of ""representative student government."" Apparently, ASM intends to serve UW-Madison's student body by subverting UW System Policy and weaseling banned money into a budget that strictly pr'
The UW women's basketball team gets a rematch against Indiana Thursday and head coach Lisa Stone talked Monday about what they will do differently this time around.'
The UW men's basketball team travels to Penn State to take on the Nittany Lions who have lost seven in a row.'
The UW men's basketball team has a habit of putting on a show during the starting lineups, especially Michael Flowers and Marcus Landry.'
I must address two particularly harmful opinion articles that were recently published in your newspaper — Anna Williams' and ""Affirmative action undermines equality"" and ""Holistic admissions devalue academics."" There are '
Women who seek to be equal to men lack ambition!"" proclaims a sticker on the door of a UW-Madison student's dorm room. Well, perhaps the feminists who adhere to this rally cry of female superiority are getting their way. According to a 2006 Newsweek article, ""Boys across the nation and in every demographic group are falling behind.""
UW-Madison dean of students candidate Brian Rose spoke with students at the Red Gym Monday night, emphasizing his willingness to be innovative on complex campus issues while being receptive to students' points of view.'
\There's that certain timbre — a way of speaking originated perhaps by Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade in 1941 — that film noir is known for,"" writes Tarah Scalzo in the Taraminator.'
Well-known in Asia for their scream-inducing movies, the Pang brothers' ""The Messengers"" is their first foray as directors in American cinema. The result is a run-of-the-mill horror movie with a rather surprising but unconvincing twist that leaves the viewer wondering exactly happened at the end.
\Everyone says 60 is the new 50 and so on, so why can't 21 be the new 65? It's a golden opportunity for me to get out there and do nothing while I still have time,"" writes Ryan Gallentine in this week's Get Rich or Die Ryan.'
Chances are if you are a U.S. citizen who owns a TV, you have seen at least one (if not more) of the ""Infect Truth"" advertisements warning against the dangers of smoking cigarettes. Even the cigarettes themselves come in packaging that states, ""Quitting smoking now greatly reduces risks to your health.""
Dangerously cold temperatures of minus 35 — with the wind chill factor included — were enough to force the closing of most Wisconsin high schools and colleges yesterday, but they were not cold enough to close UW-Madison.'
The Fan Hunter highlights Mark Harris'
During the final lines muttered on Bloc Party's 2005 release, Silent Alarm, lead singer Kele Okereke states: ""What are we coming to / What are we gonna do?"" While Silent Alarm flirted with a plethora of different themes ranging from aggressive bass driven post-punk masterpieces to electrifying house tracks, Bloc Party never entirely delved into any single expression.
The UW men's tennis team pulled off one of the biggest wins in Badger history Monday afternoon, pulling out a gutsy 4-3 upset victory over No. 10 Miami in Coral Gables, Fla.
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