Overtime bug bites Wisconsin in high-scoring loss to Jayhawks
By Mark Bennett and Tony Schultz | Nov. 22, 2010
Kids can be cruel. Not only will they proudly point out your flaws with ease, but their three-second attention span makes them forget what they said before you have the chance to make a desperate comeback. And while you may have a little extra arm fat than the average individual, talking sense into children requires continual effort and determination.
This Saturday, President Barack Obama used his final press conference before leaving the NATO summit to cement his intention to have the United States remain in Afghanistan until at least 2014. This announcement was disturbing for several reasons and confirms the sad truth that, even though the war in Afghanistan is a lost cause, politicians will continue the exploit our soldiers for political or economical gain.
Here's some advice for all the Badgers out there getting on a plane to head home for Thanksgiving: Get ready to abandon your civil rights at the security line. The Transportation Security Administration has gone just a little bit too far this time by implementing security measures that obviously infringe on our Fourth Amendment rights.
Imagine you were playing a drinking game last week during the Student Council meeting. Let's say you had to take a shot every time someone mentioned bullying or intimidation. By the end of the night, I bet you would've been drunk enough to get the point. Unfortunately, I was sober, so I missed it entirely.