Listen to this now! Wild Gift by X (1981, Slash Records)
By Joe Lynch and Stephanie Rywak | Oct. 23, 2006When X released Wild Gift in 1981, they essentially dropped the definitely statement on crumbling love to an unsuspecting world. '
When X released Wild Gift in 1981, they essentially dropped the definitely statement on crumbling love to an unsuspecting world. '
You know that terrible U2 song, ""Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out of,"" where in the music video, John Madden is ranting about something and some field goal kicker pulls a Norwood and misses the game winning kick and he can't stop thinking about it? Yeah, the song sucks, but that was me Thursday night.
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board says, \Voters made the right choice in electing to support SUI, and will see the fruits of their ballots blossom over the next decade and beyond. Clearly, those who voted for SUI made an informed decision. On the other h'
As games with 150-plus rushing yards and multiple touchdowns have become commonplace for Wisconsin freshman running back P.J. Hill, so too have the Ron Dayne comparisons and Heisman-candidacy murmurs surrounding him. A first-year player like Hill might be expected to have trouble with such attention, and head football coach Bret Bielema addressed the concern at his Monday press conference.
Neal Olson is finishing his last semester at UW-Madison this fall, making him more than a senior but less than a Super Senior. We'll call him a Pretty Good Senior.'
It would be easy for the Badger men's soccer team to overlook UW-Green Bay Tuesday with the Big Ten on the line against Indiana Friday, but Wisconsin cannot head into Friday on a two game losing streak.'
Midterms are quite possibly the most unnecessary form of stress in collegiate life, and after a slew of midterms last week, my roommate and I found ourselves sitting in our living room looking for some way to relax. With no better idea in mind, we turned '
A mugger armed with a glass bottle attacked a man on the 400 block of North Murray Street Sunday night, less than a block from Library Mall.'
After a disappointing loss in Minneapolis earlier this week, the No. 11 Wisconsin volleyball team marched into Iowa and took down the Hawkeyes in four games to close out the first half of the Big Ten season Saturday night. '
UW System President Kevin Reilly announced the five finalists in the UW-La Crosse chancellor search Friday, including UW-Madison's own Associate Vice Chancellor for Teaching and Learning, Virginia Sapiro.'
The third and final gubernatorial debate Friday night in La Crosse focused mostly on healthcare and education issues, and the candidates took their last opportunity to defend themselves and attack each other. '
One household's struggle with allergy-inducing mold casts light upon a common problem among UW-Madison student renters'
Columnist Nick Barbash says, \The next time you're surfing YouTube, take a look at the footage from Oct. 4 at Columbia University as protesters drowned out the speech of Jim Gilchrist... Screaming protesters appeared on stage with banners and preven'
UW-Milwaukee froze its student government Friday amidst an ongoing investigation into embezzlement of $10,000 by student officials. The university literally has locked the doors and halted government access to funds in the wake of the investigation.
In light of Sweetest Day last Saturday, News of the Weird presents the most disastrous sweetheart stories...'
Wisconsin's team-wide search for scoring may have ended Saturday night as the offense came alive in a 5-2 win over Minnesota-Duluth.'
While Saturday's 24-3 win in West Lafayette was not as flashy as the past three wins for the Badgers, they took advantage of key opportunities to beat Purdue.'
Sonya Geiger: Media Darling'
BusinessWeek magazine recently rated UW-Madison's Master's of Business Administration program fourth in a national ranking of schools with the fastest return on students' investment. The magazine ranks by considering how long it takes st'
\Within the short, breezy chapters of '/A Spot of Bother,'/ Mark Haddon entertains the reader with his subtle observances of humor lying dormant in our ordinary lives,"" writes Carrie Lorig.'