Opinion
Travel to discover yourself and the world
Ernesto Campos is an organic farmer living in Camarones, Ecuador. There, he and his wife, Carmen, manage over 60 acres of cropland, harvesting varieties of limes, sugar cane, jackfruit, yucca, cacao, bananas and countless other sorts of tropi…
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Dec 3
Supreme Court to drop fresh verse on First Ammendment track
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Dec 3
U.S. military problems outline pressing global issues
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Dec 3
Police killings show social disconnect
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Dec 2
Pampered homecoming does not meet expectations
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Dec 2
Japanese job hunt exhausts graduates
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Nov 30
Belfast shows plight of immigrants
Sports
Volleyball: Badgers keep dancing to Sweet 16, beat Illinois State
Illinois State put up more of a fight than Western Michigan the night before, but the result was the same.
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16 hrs ago
Women's Basketball: Turnovers plague Badgers in loss to Miami
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23 hrs ago
Men's Hockey: ESPN's Buccigross, former Badger Geoffrion in town for Penn State game
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Dec 4
Volleyball: Badgers dominate home opener, to play Illinois State Friday
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Dec 4
Heisman Watch: Week 15
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Dec 4
Men's Basketball: Duke bedevils Badgers in Top 5 clash
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Dec 4
Football: Wisconsin vies for fourth Big Ten title in five seasons
Almanac
Mind-bending fantasy epic ‘Exodus’ keeps audiences guessing
This holiday season, “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” Hollywood’s latest fantasy saga, is set to hit theaters, and critics say the film’s twists and turns will keep moviegoers on the edges of their seats until the very end.
Arts & Entertainment
Death looms over Nick Lowe's Quality Holiday Revue
When I was walking by the merchandise table in the Barrymore Theatre, set up for Nick Lowe’s Quality Holiday Revue tour, I noticed an item that was (in every sense) jarring. Pinned to a board was a T-shirt advertising the event, with cartoon …
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Dec 3
Dillon Francis returning to Madison
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Dec 3
Record Routine: Los Campesinos! defy traditional Christmas music with delightful new EP of holiday tunes
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Dec 2
Comedian John Oliver to take Orpheum stage
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Dec 2
Though similar, BBC show peaks HBO’s Prohibition crime drama
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Dec 2
Pizza-themed band offers weird charm
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Dec 2
Flogging Molly set to tear up The Orpheum
Science
Communicating bacteria use quorum sensing before attack of the host
One of the great mysteries of modern science has been how when bacteria congregate in small numbers, they are relatively innocuous. However, when the amount of bacteria grows, it is as if a switch goes on and they go from being a clump of inn…
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Nov 18
Oxygen is the green oxidant
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Nov 18
Ask Ms. Scientists: Physical retina stimulation causes geometric hallucinations
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Nov 4
Bioenergy and birds can coexist
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Nov 4
Machine-learning program used 3-D tissue chip to distinguish neurotoxins
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Nov 4
UW alumnus fights to help disabled patients navigate healthcare
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Oct 24
How can yoga help alleviate PTSD?
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