Bauer gets scoring record as UW gets sweep
By Eric Levine and Liz Puibello | Dec. 3, 2006Sara Bauer broke the career points record for UW women's hockey this past weekend as the Badgers swept Robert Morris by a combined 15-0 score.'
Sara Bauer broke the career points record for UW women's hockey this past weekend as the Badgers swept Robert Morris by a combined 15-0 score.'
When UW-Madison's own ""The"" Evan Wettengal was asked what he wants for Christmas, his reply was simple: children's toys.'
News of the Weird gets all religious this week.'
Riding the strong play of Kammron Taylor, the UW men's basketball team defeated Florida International 79-63 Saturday.'
Once the lid of the cannula was removed, I could smell the bacteria inside doing the digesting. A uniquely awful smell. As I reached my arm into the rumen, the feed the cow just ate was still in good-sized particles, yet to be fully digested. As my arm re'
In film criticism, nothing is sacred. And ""The Nativity Story,"" which presents the Biblical account of Jesus' birth, makes some poor artistic decisions.
It was announced Sunday that the UW football team will play Arkansas in the Capital One Bowl.'
Wisconsin will have to play well to defeat upcoming its opponents.'
The Wisconsin volleyball team defeated Iowa State and Notre Dame this past weekend to advance to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament for the third straight season.'
By Marcie Benson
Moving money between agencies does not increase the state revenue or decrease the amount of money the state spends. And while the governor's hocus-pocus accounting looks good on paper, it will in the end come around to bite the state in the rear en'
""I'm trying to solve the problem as to whether it is possible to get comfortable rooms at a reasonable price.""
\It wasn't until this weekend I realized how unbelievable stupid violence is. Friday night as I walked down the street while talking on my phone, I saw two guys sizing each other up a block ahead,"" writes Julia Shiplett.'
The Florida International Golden Panthers lost 79-63 Saturday at the Kohl Center, but the loss was most likely the best part of the road trip for FIU.'
When I wrote my last column, I mentioned the greatest single moment in any movie—the scene that, in varying ways, changed my life. It occurs in ""Raiders of the Lost Ark,"" when a sword-wielding assassin challenges Indiana Jones to a duel in the Cairo marketplace. The swordsman busts out a couple of menacing swipes and prepares for battle. Instead of brawling, Indiana whips out his gun and shoots the bastard, a move that would make even Dirty Harry crack a squinty grin.
Finals are still two weeks away, but most students already feel the crunch. I, for one, hyperventilate whenever I think about the endless pages of reading and writing that stand between me and winter vacation. '
The one thing that can be said for ""Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj"" is that it answers the question: Could there be a Ryan Reynolds sequel so bad that even Reynolds himself could not stand to be in it? The star of such cinematic achievements as ""Just Friends"" and ""Big Monster on Campus"" declined to reprise his role in the sequel to his most famous and popular movie despite the fact that it still bears his character's name. In his stead is the usually reliable Kal Penn, but even he gets sucked down into the abyss that is this film.
Wisconsin's dairy entrepreneurs have invested more than $500 million to increase their operations, Gov. Jim Doyle announced Thursday, since he signed a dairy investment tax credit into law in April 2004.'
UW-Madison may soon be home to a nationally funded lab jointly operated by the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Homeland Security.
To combat depression and suicide, UW-Madison should learn a lesson from other universities.'