Horkoscopes
By Sean Horkheimer | Dec. 1, 2005Sagittarius: Nov. 22'Dec. 21 I gotta change my mind tonight / I can still change my mind tonight Capricorn Dec. 22'Jan. 19 I'll be in the back room drinking my ' ¦'
Sagittarius: Nov. 22'Dec. 21 I gotta change my mind tonight / I can still change my mind tonight Capricorn Dec. 22'Jan. 19 I'll be in the back room drinking my ' ¦'
As finals loom over us, how will we ever find the energy to make it through? With a slew of exams facing me last week, a man with monster thighs gave me the answer: the Livestrong diet. If Lance Armstrong's diet can power him through the Pyrenees, then it could surely drive me through my exams. Eating 7,000 calories in one day sounded daunting, but only Mr. Yellow Jersey himself could top my determination.
Revenge will be on the minds of the men's basketball team and their 'grateful red' fan base when the Pepperdine Waves ride into town this Saturday. Last year, the Badgers ' ¦'
For car-addicted Americans, high gas prices and smoggy skies may soon be nothing more than bad memories of the petroleum era. Two promising new developments in alternative fuels could replace ' ¦
Ryan Gattis' debut novel 'Kung Fu High School,' exploring the story of a high school split into gangs and controlled by a psychotic drug dealer, is as ambitious and fierce as any Jet Li film and even more of a ride. It's a work of fiction that feels almost real, with long paragraphs of tight details putting every drop of blood on the page.
Officer group swayed by promise of database tracking of weapons
Senior forward Kjersten Bakke is the type of player that every coach loves to have on their team.
I'll be the first to admit that a column is one of the worst mediums to discuss the importance of a topic as far-reaching and widely researched as evolution'it's like trying to write 'War & Peace' as a pop-up book. Call it hubris, but I tried to do just that a little over two weeks ago, defending evolution in the face of Intelligent Design and the six to four Kansas decision to teach it.
With incest, revenge, lovers' quarrels and murderous plotting galore, University Theatre heats its winter season with a tale of lust and evil in ''Tis Pity She's A Whore,' the 17th-century drama by English playwright John Ford.
Do American women have a 'right' to choose how and when they give birth? Or is that 'right' another casualty in the pro- v. anti-abortion battle? According to the World ' ¦
Tuesday at the Capitol more than 300 people registered to speak while spectators crowded the hallways at a contentious committee hearing regarding a proposal that would ban same-sex marriage in ' ¦
On Nov. 21, the Daily Cardinal Editorial Board declared, 'TAA Surrenders.' They made serious factual errors, and the TAA would like to set the record straight: In the 2003-2007 tentative ' ¦
Reconstruction planning for the 300 to 400 blocks of State Street will resume Thursday at the Overture Center in a public information meeting of the State Street Design Project Oversight ' ¦
The Madison Common Council met Tuesday evening, acting on proposals concerning new buildings, the keg ordinance and business regulations for churches.
UW-Madison???s oldest Hoofer club hosts annual fundraiser, offers ski and snowboard equipment for the thrifty'