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Getting funky with Old Gregg
By Sean Reichard and The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists | Nov. 10, 2013Nov. 11, 1620: The Mayflower Compact is signed.
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Column: Wisconsin relies on role players in win against BYU
By Brett Bachman | Nov. 10, 2013The Badgers, not surprisingly, looked good Saturday.
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Column: Wisconsin plays best 'team basketball' in the country
By Blake Duffin | Nov. 8, 2013As the start of the college basketball season approaches, the hype of Kansas freshman Andrew Wiggins continues to grow. Wiggins, this season’s top recruit, may be the most highly talked about NBA prospect since LeBron James.
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Column: Richie Incognito situation indicative of a larger problem in the NFL
By Jonah Beleckis | Nov. 7, 2013Not often is an athlete checked into a hospital and simultaneously heard echoes of blame for it. Miami Dolphins second year player Jonathan Martin reported to a South Florida hospital to be treated for emotional distress before he returned to his home to be with family.
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Music plays a loud role in film
By Austin Wellens | Nov. 6, 2013So I saw “12 Years a Slave,” and it was remarkable. You should all see it. It’s beautifully shot and acted, it’s an incredible story, or at least I wish it was incredible, and it’s told as well as any other.
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Column: The current BCS rankings could crumble after this week
By Grey Satterfield | Nov. 5, 2013After recovering from the seemingly boring slate of games that plagued college football in week 10, week 11 is on the way to tantalize you with multiple top 10 matchups and a possible scenario that would spill chaos across the Bowl Championship Series, like Mt. Vesuvius raining fire down on the unsuspecting villagers of Pompeii.
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Spontaniety, like gold in ore
By Sean Reichard | Nov. 5, 2013Any good instructor will tell you that all writing is born out of planning. It’s a skill every one of your TAs in English class is trying to drill into you right now. And, while planning ahead or mapping out processes are skills that have broad applications, they are particularly pertinent to the practice of writing.
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Seeing double: catching the same act two nights in a row is actually a fantastic idea
By Brian Weidy | Nov. 5, 2013This past weekend, I made the trek down to Milwaukee to see the same band three times—a move some would call reckless, while some fans of the band would question why I didn’t go to Kalamazoo to see the band the night before.
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‘Grand Theft Auto’ sales are absurd
By Adam Paris | Nov. 5, 2013Last week, Take-Two Interactive Inc. announced “Grand Theft Auto V” sold 29 million units in the six weeks since its launch. Somehow that’s not a misprint. To put it in perspective, every “Call of Duty” installment has trended toward 20 million or so lifetime sales. “GTA V” eclipsed that in six weeks. My mind exploded when I saw that so as I haphazardly stuff it back together, let’s look at the implications of this mind-boggling number.
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Column: Smart offseason moves propel Red Sox from worst to first
By Jack Baer | Nov. 4, 2013$270 million is a lot of money.
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No one else could have made ‘Loveless’
By Sean Reichard | Nov. 3, 2013Nov. 4, 1631: Mary, Princess Royal/Princess of Orange (mother of William III, future monarch of England) is born.
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Column: Wisconsin basketball is ready for bright season ahead
By Blake Duffin | Oct. 31, 2013The arrival of cold weather has signaled the return of Wisconsin basketball. Action returned to the Kohl Center Wednesday night, as the Badgers handled UW-Platteville in an exhibition game 80-51.
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Column: NBA teams riggin' for Wiggins is part of a scary trend for league
By Jonah Beleckis | Oct. 31, 2013An anonymous NBA General Manager told Jeff Goodman something we already know, but were still shocked to hear.
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It’s time to recognize horror as part of film
By Austin Wellens | Oct. 30, 2013Well folks, it’s Halloween again, which means it’s time for the obligatory writing on horror movies. But I’d like to do something a little different, if y’all don’t mind.
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Column: Baseball's rule discrepancies ruining America's pastime
By Grey Satterfield | Oct. 30, 2013As the Boston Red Sox takes a 3-2 lead into the decisive game of the World Series, look for old baseball norms to dictate a winner just as much as the players on either team.
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All About the ‘Art of Fiction’
By Sean Reichard | Oct. 29, 2013The Paris Review has been around since 1953, founded by Harold Humes, George Plimpton and Peter Matthiessen. Over the years, it has published many of the most prominent authors from the 1950s and onward—names along the lines of Jack Kerouac, Vladimir Nabokov, Italo Calvino, Donald Barthelme, Adrienne Rich, etc.
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An overplayed franchise isn’t always so bad
By Adam Paris | Oct. 28, 2013Franchise fatigue is usually thrown around among video game players like pizza among the hordes of drunken friends you invited down this past weekend. It’s natural for people to hunger for a new series after playing through the twelfth “Call of Duty.” I’m someone who abhors the concept, and have mostly given up hope for new intellectual properties in the AAA space. If you’re hungering for new experiences check out the indie space, it’s the video game Mecca of innovation right now.
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Reflecting on a night of CMJ madness
By Brian Weidy | Oct. 28, 2013Every year, tens of thousands of people descend upon New York City for a week of industry types hobnobbing around while more than 1,000 mostly below-average bands perform in 80 venues across the city.
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Column: 'Expert' college football predictions should be against the spread
By Jack Baer | Oct. 28, 2013Saturday, the set of ESPN’s College GameDay will descend on Tallahassee, Fla., to cover the world of college football from the week’s most visible arena.
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Linger on, Lou Reed: Remembering a legend
By Sean Reichard | Oct. 27, 2013It was not the news I was expecting to wake up to Sunday morning: Lou Reed dies at 71.
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