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Words: Table, throat, salary, ocean Answer: A salt Words: Truck, restore, secede, oppose Answer: Pressure cooker Words: Phone, split, otters, tablet Answer: On sail'
Taking a trip to the hospital is an experience most people would rather do without, but if injured or sick, students and residents of Madison as well as patients from ' ¦
After the Boston Red Sox won the World Series last October, a Boston friend told me he rode an emotional high for weeks, and even now feels a rush of ' ¦'
BioWare has never shied away from success. For a long time they have developed the best role-playing games on the market, including the \Baldur's Gate"" and ""Neverwinter Nights"" series along ' ¦'
Shedding new light on brain-related diseases, UW-Madison scientists Jeffrey Johnson and Marcus J. Calkins have discovered a way to e-engineer"" the brain that may defend against such diseases as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases. Johnson's team is pioneering a procedure that prevents oxygen from building up to toxic levels in the brain.
Revolutions are usually thought to involve mass protests, military coups and violent clashes. Yet there is a different kind of revolution unique to nations with strong democratic traditions-it is a ' ¦
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's announcement Thursday morning that the city of Madison had officially set April 30 as the date for the Mifflin Street Block Party came as a huge relief. ' ¦
There is nothing quite as sad as a brilliant director who runs his course. Legendary figures such as Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles produced their least memorable works in their ' ¦'
The Wisconsin football program continued its current trend of producing professional football prospects, as seven former Badgers were selected in the 2005 National Football League draft and two were signed ' ¦
James Burgess, former publisher of the Wisconsin State Journal, has contributed $1 million to the UW-Madison School of Journalism in efforts to raise integrity and ethics among future journalists who ' ¦
At least 235 boats and team members from over 35 universities were sent home from Lake Wingra Saturday due to the cancellation of the 33rd annual Midwest Rowing Championships. The ' ¦
Gov. Jim Doyle was on hand Friday when UW-Madison held the grand opening of its new 52,000 square foot, $8.56 million Crew House. The facility features a plethora of new ' ¦
The UW men's tennis team was defeated 5-2 by the No. 24 Ohio State Buckeyes Friday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium. The Buckeyes (8-1 Big Ten, 17-6 overall) nabbed the doubles ' ¦
Madison residents will be able to sleep more soundly now that a major federal bill produced a quiet result. The Federal Railroad Administration passed a law Friday extending the current ' ¦
'Schultze Gets the Blues' unites Germans, Cajuns'
St. Raphael Cathedral holds memories for generations of Madison residents. A new steeple still perches atop the ruins of Madison's oldest church, but after the March 14 blaze there is ' ¦
The Dane County Rape Crisis Center offers assistance to students affected by sexual crimes'
The first leg of the UW softball team's Big Ten road schedule was certainly an exciting one. In a weekend chock full of thrilling comebacks, offensive onslaughts and clutch performances, ' ¦
UW-Madison Marching Band Director Michael Leckrone said he felt he received a vote of confidence for his decision to fine band members for profanity when a Dane County Court dismissed ' ¦
'Conservative' pope bases his views on accepted church history and doctrine