UW student leaders protest alcohol policy
By Abram Shanedling | Feb. 21, 2007A coalition of student leaders held a press conference Tuesday evening at Memorial Union to voice its opposition to a proposed alcohol-consumption policy.'
A coalition of student leaders held a press conference Tuesday evening at Memorial Union to voice its opposition to a proposed alcohol-consumption policy.'
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With the regular season nearing an end there is no doubt this year's senior class has been the driving force the UW men's hockey team.'
The room was almost silent, completely absent of all sounds typical of a university classroom setting. There were no backpack zippers. No dropping lecture trays. No papers shuffling. Instead the instructor's sole voice at the front of the room was h'
A No. 1 ranking put a very large target on the back of the UW men's basketball team, and it showed Tuesday night, as the Badgers fell to Michigan State 64-55 at the Breslin Center. Wisconsin kept it nip-and-tuck for 37 minutes, but went cold at precisely the wrong time to notch only their second road loss of the season.
Put down that beer and trade it for an ice cold soda — the new alcohol policy brought forth by the Office of the Dean of Students and the Student Organization Office looks to severely limit alcohol consumption among student groups. At least that is wh'
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Dan is the kind of guy who believes he can physically take down anyone. The funny part is that it's probably true. With a black belt in Karate and training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Dan plans to one day fight in a mixed martial arts competition. But, '
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I hate reading film reviews. I feel hypocritical and sort of sleazy as I divulge this to you now, but let's be honest—so many of them say the same thing. They tell me, the reader, exactly what the critic knows (which is far more than I know, of course) and then assume a condescending tone which tells me exactly how I should feel when exiting the theater.
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Drug-related offenses incur disproportionate penalties as compared to violent offenses such as rape.'
Behind stellar performances from its trio of talented freshmen, the No. 50 UW men's tennis team edged out No. 51 Penn State (7-1 overall, 1-1 Big Ten) 4-3 in their Big Ten conference opener Sunday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Two Georgian men were arrested early Saturday morning after Madison police suspected they were involved in a stabbing Friday night, police said in a release.'
A bar fight turned into what police are calling a ""riot"" and led to two arrests and over 50 people participating in numerous brawls at High Noon Saloon, 701 E. Washington Ave., early Monday morning.
What a week for the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team. After breaking the school record for wins, the Associated Press ranked UW No. 1 in the country for the first time in school history.