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Michael Perry: The first warm air of the season
My younger daughter came skipping up the driveway through the sunlight after school on the first 50-degree day and announced she wanted to “do something outside tonight.” First there were chores — unload the backpack, empty the lunch bucket, collect…
Blue Sky Science: Why do supercomputers have to be so big?
If supercomputing weren’t being used to break up tasks and make processing faster, it would take years or decades to complete.
Ask the Weather Guys: When can it get really hot in southern Wisconsin?
In Madison, there have been only three April days when the high temperature was at or above 90 degrees.
Badgers men's basketball: Illinois prep forward commits to walk-on role next fall
The 6-foot-5, 195-pound Mike Ballard averaged 10.3 points per game last season for the Friars, who went 28-3.
Scrapbook April 25
Grant: Attic Angel Association has provided a grant of $50,000 to the Center for Families. The grant will allow the Center to expand a reading program for children 3 to 5 years of age living in poverty in Dane County.…
Badgers men's golf: UW posts best round, but finishes last at Big Ten meet
The Badgers, shooting 15-over 303, finished 14th at 57-over-par 921, three strokes back of Nebraska (918) in 13th.
Badgers women's golf: Brooke Ferrell settles for third place
The leader after the first and second rounds, the junior from Edgerton shoots even-par 72 again and leads UW to a fourth-place finish.
Badgers softball: UW drops series against Illinois
UW's Kelsey Jenkins tied her school record for walks in a single season with 42.
Badgers men's tennis: UW swept by Purdue; Big Ten tournament next
The Badgers (14-8, 4-7 Big Ten) lost their fifth consecutive match before heading into postseason play this week in the Big Ten Conference tournament.
NASCAR: Carl Edwards' last-lap move gives him a victory at Richmond
He bumps teammate Kyle Busch out of the way and wins his second Sprint Cup race in as many weeks.
Bartenders should accept responsibility -- Pat Ausse
With all due respect to municipal Judge Beth L. Cox of Oregon, I must disagree with her thoughts on who should be fined when a minor gets served in a bar.
Pope wouldn't take 'Jesus lunch' approach -- Barbara Schultz
Perhaps the families sponsoring the "Jesus lunch" at Middleton Fireman's Park should follow the Pope's example.
Reasons for South Side campus wrong -- David Peterson
Various reasons have been touted for MATC building a campus on the South Side of Madison. Among them are economic revitalization and more convenient access for South Side residents. These are myths. I trust the district board will see through…
Support a revenue neutral carbon fee -- Robert H. Owen, Jr.
Last December, 196 nations agreed to act against climate disruption. The recent El Nino winter brought record warm global average temperatures. Alarm bells and exhortations to reduce fossil fuel consumption from climate scientists ring loudly on a daily basis.
Let peaceful people do their thing -- Julie Pophal
It seems rather ironic that a recent Wisconsin State Journal front page had two major headlines: "No arrests in fatal shooting," and "Students spar on 'Jesus lunch.'" The dichotomy is stunning. One group is about peace. The other is about…
Brewers: Milwaukee uses 6-run inning to beat Philadelphia
Scooter Gennett and Alex Presley homered in the sixth inning, backing an encouraging outing by struggling starter Wily Peralta.
Badgers women's tennis: Victory over Maryland secures Big Ten berth
The Badgers (8-13, 5-6 Big Ten) will be the No. 9 seed in the 12-team event and will face No. 8 seed Minnesota at 9 a.m. Thursday in the opening round.
Around Town: Hindu community celebrates spring with combined festivals
Organizers sold out of the 100 kites they had on hand Sunday for a kite and color festival in Fitchburg.
Washington Post: Catholic Church defiant and obstructive on child sex abuse
Pope Francis' 'commitment to bring healing' has seemed far from generous