Posted November 6, 2009. Posted November 5, 2009. Our news is dominated by 30 second bits with bright colors and loud theme music. How many of us cook a real meal every night? We lose a lot in our sprint through life. We all just need to take it slow and relax once in a while.

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UW-Madison Campus Happenings and Politics. Welcome to the East Campus View. How the new TAA campaign is misguided and what they can do to right the ship.

These are some sharp young men. Wisconsin, New Orleans, Manila and Points Between. And a song has got to stop somewhere. Tomorrow, we return more fully, in a way, to that harsher natural world as the blog concludes. Will you be in Oshkosh.

Building an Ethics on the Foundation of Respect and Accountability. Sunday, August 23, 2009. I hope that this blog has been as interesting and thought-provoking for you to read as it has been for me to write. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you keep in touch. Wednesday, July 15, 2009. Saturday, July 4, 2009.

Life Out of Context! And apparently male tutors. And come on, like I care about her battle with weight loss, ugh. But her struggles are totally relatable to millions of women in America. So Fat people can suck it.

Here to analyze and introduce new and innovative ideas for the betterment of the campus. Well, folks, today marks an important transition. Writing for North Park Street. Two months ago, leaving the warm confines of the Campus First for the larger demographic appeal, and visibility of NPS. I now join Brandon as an author for North Park Street. And as such will be leaving this blog idle for the time being.

Pi Kappa Alpha Farewell Address. In an effort to not forget anything I wanted to say I have prepared a written speech for tonight. Having thought about this moment for a long time I felt this was the only appropriate way to fully express all my many feelings. I hope you take my statements earnestly for what you will hear from me is the simple, unfiltered, and thoughtful truths of a parting friend.