New Year's fears? Cheers!
By Jessica Daynor | Dec. 10, 2003You refuse to spend New Year's Eve sprawled alone on the couch, surrounded by empty ice cream cartons and watching a ball drop. You won't stand in a two-hour line ' ¦'
You refuse to spend New Year's Eve sprawled alone on the couch, surrounded by empty ice cream cartons and watching a ball drop. You won't stand in a two-hour line ' ¦'
Just on basic principles, this has not been a good fall. On issues like gun control and gay marriage, the representatives at the state Capitol have shown themselves to be ' ¦
To avoid the potential meltdowns often associated with final exams, the Campus Information and Visitors Center is hosting the first-ever Stress Relief Week at the Red Gym. With aid from ' ¦
After 10 months of deadlock, union and Tyson officials said Monday they will resume negotiations over the labor dispute at the Tyson pepperoni plant in Jefferson, Wis. Both parties will ' ¦
A massive quantity of meat wanders the planet in the form of human flesh yet almost none of it cycles back into the food chain to nourish other creatures. Most ' ¦'
Men's Basketball Wisconsin sophomore forwards Jason Chappell and Alando Tucker have been cleared to practice Monday. According to Head Coach Bo Ryan, the sports medicine staff is keeping a watchful ' ¦
Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager criticized GOP efforts to void the agreements between Gov. Jim Doyle and the Indian nations, which call for the state to receive gaming revenues totaling $206.9 ' ¦
Jonathan Eisch will be heading south for winter break, but he will not be getting out his swimming trunks. It is a little too cold for that at the South ' ¦
Last year, U.S. Army Capt. Steve McAlpin came home from Afghanistan along with his Army Reserve battalion. Capt. McAlpin, who has dutifully served his country as a member of the ' ¦
Campus does not ring with the protest that it once did. The students who marched against an 18 percent tuition hike are gone, and they do not appear to have ' ¦
Last year, U.S. Army Capt. Steve McAlpin came home from Afghanistan along with his Army Reserve battalion. Capt. McAlpin, who has dutifully served his country as a member of the ' ¦
More than six months agao Thomas Ryan was issued a citation for an \unreasonable noise violation."" Last August Ryan, better known to students as the orange-wearing piccolo player who performs ' ¦
A new Wisconsin-based novel debuted recently, and from the looks of it, may do very well on the mass market. \Orchard-a novel,"" by Larry Watson, takes place in our very ' ¦'
Well, boys and girls, it's 16 days before Christmas and I'm busy making my Christmas wish list for Santa. Now you may argue Santa doesn't exist, but I might argue ' ¦
What a difference one game and a wienerschnitzel will make. After playing minimal time in the men's basketball overtime loss to Maryland, the Badgers slammed the Detroit Titans Saturday, 68-42 ' ¦
The Wisconsin volleyball team concluded its season over the weekend, losing in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to No. 24 Texas A&M in three games, 30-22, 30-24 and 30-18.
State Reps. talk tuition hikes, aid
In another episode of the Tyson Foods, Inc. debate, approximately 75 people, including students and Tyson workers, rallied outside of Tyson Board of Director David Jones' home Saturday afternoon. Josh ' ¦
Excessive spending on athletic hurts education