On a weekend laced with tough competition, the Badgers split two home matches, losing to No. 16 Missouri but defeating Kentucky.'
After a disappointing performance last week against Western Illinois, the Badger defense stepped it up in Saturday/'s matchup against San Diego State.'
Brian de Palma \defiles the screen with his terrible adaptation of James Ellroy'/s novel 'The Black Dahlia'"" writes Laura Kalinowski.'
According to The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board, \Freakfest needs to mobilize the students. Started as the Facebook group ""Move Halloween to Langdon 2006,"" founders Wangard and Brandon Sivret have positively changed the tune of their group. No'
In late September 2005, documentary filmmaker Mike Shiley learned that in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and FEMA's lackluster rescue efforts, more than 50,000 dogs and cats had been left behind. Packing his belongings, he purchased a plane ticket and made his way to New Orleans.
According to columnist Nick Barbash, \This year is a potential revolution against the mayhem in Iraq, the botching of the Hurricane Katrina recovery and the corruption in Congress. In other words, all events of the last two years.""'
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's What's Going On is \a powerful album that gives the listener a sense of personal connection to a national tragedy,"" writes Jack Borgo.'
It may be hard to believe that ""The Last Kiss"" flows through a different vein than ""Garden State,"" and it may be even harder to believe that Zach Braff can play anybody other than that dorky guy you met in your women's studies discussion, but with all due respect to the brilliance of Paul Haggis, believe.
The defense and a punishing performance by freshman running back P.J. Hill helped the Badgers down San Diego State 14-0.'
A woman's guide to this fall's most popular runway trends. Complete with tips for savvy shopping on a college-student budget, this story is for the sensible fashionista.'
Super Senior Alex Bohl's major is industrial engineering, but he could just as well graduate with a degree in couch surfing.'
This week's News of the Weird is filled with Southern fatties, crocheting white supremecists and strange pedophiles.'
Despite a setback against UC-Santa Barbara, the UW volleyball team rebounded to win the San Diego Invitational.'
In response to recent assaults near campus, police and university officials visited campus Thursday to promote safety and awareness. Students, however, did not show up.
After a surprisingly large number of people turned out to vote in Milwaukee for Tuesday's primary race, officals are manually counting votes.
Facebook founders Mark Zuckerberg and Chris Hughes, hosted an online chat forum Thursday for college newspaper editors, allowing universities to ask questions about the networking site and voice their schools' concerns with its new changes.
Madison Police arrested Paul Curtis Aud Thursday for the attempted sexual assault of a UW-Madison student on the 100 block of Langdon Street in late August.
Milwaukee is well-known in the United States for its poverty, segregation, crime, drug abuse and failing public schools. Soon, Madison could be too.
Public drunkenness in Madison parks has become such a problem that city officials are now considering a move to ban all alcohol in municipal parks.
A countrywide outbreak of E. coli killed one person and sickened 20 in Wisconsin, officials announced Thursday.
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