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Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Ellie Herman


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Hamilton Mixtape masterfully compiles pop, rap and R&B artists in recreation of popular musical soundtrack

Among a stack of “Now That’s What I Call Music!” CD cases, a forgotten copy of Missy Elliot’s Under Construction and a memorable homemade mixtape from your angsty middle school days, there could be a perfect home for the newly-released Hamilton Mixtape. The 23-song mixtape reimagines the music from “Hamilton: An American Musical” through covers, remixes and brand new songs from artists like Usher to “The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon.

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'Gilmore Girls' pop-up diners prompt coffee-fueled excitement

My roommates will be the first to tell you I’m not a morning person. I walk, or rather stumble, into the kitchen, grab a bowl of cereal and hibernate back in my room until the last possible minute before class, all the while hoping I don’t have to remember how to carry basic small talk until after I finish my painfully average cup of homebrewed coffee. Maybe it’s my addiction to coffee, hatred of mornings or unintelligibly fast-paced talking that led a friend of mine to tell me I remind her of Lorelai Gilmore, a lead character in the 2000 Warner Bros.

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Downtown Madison awaits new stage productions

I’ll be honest, while I originally wanted to attend UW-Madison for its academics, throughout my last year and a half on campus I’ve become increasingly interested with the surrounding city, specifically the dozens of concert venues just down State Street. From the Orpheum to the Majestic, branching out to the Frequency and bars like High Noon Saloon, there’s live music nearly every night in Madison.

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Joel DeSpain

Madison Police Department Public Information Officer Joel DeSpain fielded questions from the public in a unique forum Friday, participating in a Reddit "Ask Me Anything."

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Patrick Sims

Interim Vice Provost for Diversity and Climate Patrick Sims describes the achievements the Diversity Framework has made since its implementation in October.

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