Flowers crafts well-rounded game
By Molly Reppen and Ryan Reszel | Nov. 27, 2006Wisconsin guard Michael Flowers has improved his offense while continuing to excel on defense.'
Wisconsin guard Michael Flowers has improved his offense while continuing to excel on defense.'
The zombie invasion is inevitable, and only UW-Madison junior Emily Schmitt is truly ready for it.'
Free burritos and tacos have sent students flocking to Chipotle in recent weeks.
A building in between two primate research centers is the rightful property of an animal rights group, a Dane County circuit court judge ruled Monday. '
If car and diamond commercials have taught Americans anything about the holidays, it's that the best gift comes last. It comes at that moment, when all the presents have been opened and cookies eaten, that a well-dressed and attractive husband appe'
Courtside writers say Badgers will be followed by Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan State and Michigan.'
A new Christopher Guest movie will always be greeted with the same kind of quiet, understated response elicited by early Kevin Smith films and movies like ""Little Miss Sunshine."" Instead of knee-slappers, the staple Guest ensemble creates dry, smart comedies, which are greeted with sharp laughter from their cult following yet rarely understood by those not ready for their effects. All of Guest's films, up until ""For Your Consideration,"" have been mockumentaries.
The UW Roman Catholic Foundation dropped its religious discrimination charges against individual Student Services Finance Committee members Monday night, deciding to focus its complaints on SSFC's alleged failure to give due process. '
The UW men's basketball team takes on Florida State tonight in the annual ACC/Big Ten Challenge.'
Tenacious D's first feature-length film, ""Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny,"" pulls out all the cinematic stops one might expect from a translation from skit to silver screen—cameos, special effects, sensational rocking and more stoner references than you can shake your bong at. But the comedic duo/band holds back in an unexpected way.
Florida State will pose a tough test for the 5-1 Badgers.'
Columnist Sam Pepper comments how the once anticipated Hall of Fame Class of Ripkin, Gwynn and McGwire is clouded with questions of steroids.'
A former aide to Gov. Jim Doyle will begin her 18-month prison sentence today in a minimum security facility in Illinois, according to WKOW television. '
Despite an Education Trust report released Nov. 20 lambasting flagship universities' access for low-income and minority students, UW-Madison administration maintains it is doing everything possible to open the university to all.
After the midterm election season flooded with millions of dollars, two state legislators are looking to publicly fund state elections. '
Protecting the lead—a rarity during a five-game losing streak heading into the weekend—has been a point of emphasis this season for the Wisconsin men's hockey team. Playing in the College Hockey Showcase, the Badgers (3-6-1 WCHA, 5-9-2 overall) turned in mixed results against two top-ten teams at the Kohl Center Friday and Saturday.
Is Obama jumping the gun by even considering a presidential run in 2008?'
Madison police have found the suspect they were looking for who was believed to be connected to a murder that took place during the evening of Tuesday Nov. 21 on Madison's West Side.'
Alicia Miller: Our very own Goldilocks'
Darren Aronofsky's new film, \The Fountain,"" isn't as complex as his previous films ""Pi"" or ""Requiem for a Dream"" plot-wise, but its presentation certainly is. In this symbolism-laden film, Hugh Jackman plays Tom Creo. The film jumps around three differen'