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WHAT IS FREAKFEST? Freakfest is the region’s largest annual Halloween party and music festival that occurs on the Saturday closest to Halloween. Freakfest features over 15 local, regional, and national acts on 3 stages for over six hours of live entertainment. WHY DOES FREAKFEST EXIST? Prior to 2006, Halloween on State Street was not gated or ticketed and numerous arrests, fights, and property damage occurred. The event became a major source of strain on city resources. So, in 2006, in an effort to keep Halloween on State Street containable, positive, and organized, Freakfest was formed. In 2007 the city partnered with Frank Productions to bring live music to Freakfest. DRAM 12:30-1:30am George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic 10:30pm-12:00am Kweku Collins 9:15pm-10:00pm Clyde Stubblefield All-Stars 8:15pm-9:00pm DJay Mando 7:30pm-8:10pm and in between sets
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The Wisconsin Fear Grounds
The Wisconsin Fear Grounds consisting of three award winning haunted houses awaits you in one location on the Waukesha County Expo Center Grounds. Select-
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Morgana and her eight witch sisters welcome all to their viciously demented Victorian Mansion. Endless screams fill the night as their guests roam the 13 Rooms and Hallways of Morgan Manor unaware that their fates have already been sealed… Their minions roam the grounds freely of this one time grand manor to do the bidding of this coven of witches…Never, Ever, come alone…. Unknown From the moment you place one foot into “Unknown”, the newest Haunted House at the Wisconsin Fear Grounds, it does not take long for you to realize that this is a different level of FEAR. What are your greatest fears? Unknown will touch them all…and so much more. The chill running down your spine is from the evil that lurks behind every corner in this monument to Terror… FANS CAN GET INVOLVED INyou CHOOSING THE sleepless A subtle reminder of Unknown will follow home as another night awaits you…lying panting and RANDALL sweating in 100’ your bed, you still cannot shed ‘CAMP the horrific sights you were subject to in Unknown… The Terror isn’t just in your head…Something from Unknown followed you Camp Randall Stadium and its grounds had a rich history prior to its home and now lives under your bed…. affiliation with Wisconsin athletics. Unknown….we’ll leave the light on for you. In the days before the Civil War, the site was owned by the Wisconsin Agricultural Society, which held its annual state fair on the grounds. When hostilities broke out in 1861, the society gave the land to the govUnstable ernment a major trainingstables center.ofMore than 70,000 troops The Terrorforhas spreadmilitary to the elegant this glorious Mansion…In attended training drills at the Camp Randall complex. Unstable, all forms of minions and beasts serve their Mistress Morgana… wascrevice restoredofnationally, the land was to state fair EvilAfter lurkspeace in every the stables…what is thereturned source of the hideous property. The fair later moved to Milwaukee, and Wisconsin’s Civil War sounds echoing throughout the barn? veterans urged the to purchase the land.the In evil 1893, theis state Only the bravest of legislature souls can attempt to…survive that Unstapresented the site to the university as a memorial athletic field. ble…. Intercollegiate athletics began on campus in 1881, and football joined the scene in 1889. The first games were played on the lower part of campus. –The was builtRoom at its present site in 1913. A tragic collapse HEX Allstadium New Escape of the wooden bleachers in 1915 in prompted thehour-long UW to make plans for New at the Wisconsin Feargrounds 2017 is the adventure, HEX, concrete stands. Opened in 1917, Camp Randall Stadium has been our completely new Escape Room. Once you’ve stepped into the HEX,home it’s not to countless memorable in its IF first 100 escape years. at The a matter of WHEN you’ll getmoments out but rather you’ll all.Wisconsin Athletic Department has announced plans to celebrate those memories As soon as you enter HEX, you’ll feel the evil wandering in search of new throughout 2017. souls to devour. Your presence is an intrusion into this coven protected by the The but Badgers hostedby anthe event nightit.inside Heritage in evil spirits specifically spellTuesday placed upon Your only hopeHall for salvaCamp Randall Stadium to kick off the 100 Years of Camp Randall Station is to decipher her riddles, magic and codes because at the top of the hours yourdium soul celebration. shall burn. The event included UW legends Barry Alvarez, Paul Chryst, Dayne Richter, each of whom shared some of their Can you Ron escape? Willand youPat escape…the HEX?? favorite memories of the iconic stadium. wisconsinfeargrounds.com Tuesday was just the start of a year-long celebration planned by UW Athletics. The centerpiece of the celebration will be the reveal of the “Camp Randall 100,” a list of 100 individuals who shaped the first cenWisconsin Scaryland tury of Camp Randall Stadium. Experience haunted designed by of HallowBeginning aonWORLD May 24, CLASS UW Athletics willattraction unveil a new member the eenFXprops, that will surely you coming for more. Everyone in the “Camp Randall 100” eachhave day leading up to back the kickoff of the 2017 footMidwest knowson that if you to be truly frightened, no better place to ball season Sept. 1 atwant Camp Randall Stadium vs.there’s Utah State. visit than Scaryland. TheWisconsin “Camp Randall 100” will be selected by a panel of UW Athletics Nearly 20,000 square of indoor hauntBadgers, also makes of the largest administrators, local feet media and former butthis fansone have ophaunts in the Midwest. portunity to nominate their favorites. Anyone who has played, coached, Wisconsin of threean Haunts. ticket gets you in to all 3 performed,Scaryland appearedconsists in or attended event Each at Camp Randall Stadium haunts. To keep you from waiting in multiple lines, you will go from one haunt is eligible. to the There next without any interruption. fact, have built transitions between are a number of ways In fans canwenominate someone. Use the the haunts that you won’t even notice going one submit to the next - except hashtagso#CampRandall100 to tag a tweet onfrom Twitter, a post on thefor the Wisconsin change in theme, scenery and characters. Football Facebook page, or click here to submit via UWBadwww.wisconsinscaryland.com gers.com. Submissions can include text, photos and videos of memories of that nominee and the reasons they deserve a spot on this coveted list. When the “Camp Randall 100” is unveiled, UW will include the best nominations and memories submitted by fans in the presentations that schusters hauntED FOREST will be housed on a special 100 Years of Camp Randall website, which A Night Time Adventure Like No Other! will debut in May. Camp Schuster will have open tours on the following dates and times. In addition to the “Camp Randall 100,” special events, in-game celCaution! Do NOT show up on any other dates. The crew needs time to ebrations, unique fan experiences and much more are being planned for hide the bodies, disable the traps, and scare away the undesirables for your 2017. Look for more announcements in the weeks and months to come. visit. Camp Schuster makes no guarantee that the Forest will be 100% clear. - #OnWisconsin Chainsaws and guns can only do so much. schustershaunt.com
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Let me preface this letter by saying you could easily be considered the greatest musician in the history of man. Your library of recorded music is far and away the best out there. As part of the most influential band in the history of recorded music, you were arguably the best of the group. The only people who don’t like any of the Beatles catalog are either those who don’t know their listening to it or those who haven’t heard it. You have too many great songs for a listener not to like some of it. Having said all that, you need to put on a better live show. It feels like you’re more in love with the response from the crowd, than putting out a quality vocal performance. Great singers really only care about the quality of their vocal performance. They love to sing and can always wring a great performance even out of old, stale songs. It seems like you sing with more ego than passion. The crowd’s going to love you no matter how horrible the performance is so there shouldn’t be much satisfaction in a great crowd reaction. Two singers come that come to mind when I think of quality – Paul Rodgers and James Taylor. They are craftsmen, artisans. Although they each sing different genres of music, they are always soulful and on key. Neither of them sing it like the record, but both can improvise, live and stay on key. There are a handful of singers in this league. This is the gold standard for vocal performers. You have to prove that you can pull it off vocally live. You need to go back and reconnect with the old recordings. You need to put down your ego and admit that your live performance is only mediocre. Give the people what they want – the belief you can do no wrong and your voice is as pure as it is on those recordings. I believe this is a matter of effort, not ability. You need to cement your legend and put out one tour where the vocals are flawless. Work, like you’ve never worked before, and put us in awe of everything that is you. We want to be in that state because we so believe in the magic of your studio recordings and the greatness that is you. You have to approach this like a professional athlete and be disciplined down to the note. This will satisfy everyone’s perceived image of you and will generally mesmerize us. You must listen to the old recordings and remember and reconnect with the magic that made them so flawless and heart felt. It is obvious that you are very disconnected from your legendary material. If you want the ultimate ego rush, have us amazed at the vocal performance you can still provide. We want you t o show everyone that the competition is only for second place because you are so far in first.
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AHS CULT Editors Pick for Scariest Show on TV Getting to know Evan Peters ...Actor who plays Kai Anderson on AHS Cult
American Horror Story: Cult is the seventh season of the FX horror anthology television series American Horror Story.
Evan Peters stars as “Kai Anderson” in the seventh installment of American Horror Story. Peters is one of Hollywood’s most versatile actors with critical acclaim in both television and film. Peters recently finished production on American Animals, directed by Bart Layton. The film chronicles the story of four young men who mistake their lives for a movie and attempt one of the most audacious heists in U.S. history. In addition to American Horror Story: Cult, FX’s limited series has featured Peters in all of the previous six installments in a variety of roles including “Tate Langdon,” a murderous, psychotic teenager in the first installment Murder House and “Mr. March,” the man responsible for creating the sinister Hotel in the fifth installment. This December, Peters will star in Dabka, directed by Bryan Buckley and alongside Al Pacino and Barkhad Abdi. Dabka chronicles the true story of rookie journalist Jay Bahadur (Peters) who in 2008, formed a plan to embed himself among the pirates of Somalia to make a name for himself. He ultimately succeeds in providing the first close-up look into who these men are, how they live, and the forces that drive them. The film is written by Bahadur and Buckley. Peters has received critical praise for his role as “Quicksilver” in 20th Century Fox’s X-Men: Apocalypse and will appear in the next installation, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, alongside Jennifer Lawrence, Sophie Turner, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender and directed by Simon Kinberg, set for release on November 2, 2018. Peters also appeared in X-Men: Days of Future Past in 2014.
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Lucas At Large: Inside Linebacker Rotation Keeps Badgers Sharp Mike Lucus, UWBadgers.com Senior writer Whether T.J. Edwards is playing alongside of Ryan Connelly or Chris Orr — or monitoring them from the sideline when he’s out of the game — there’s a constant among these inside linebackers. Productivity. Despite unique personalities (Orr is by far the most loquacious) and diverse backgrounds (Edwards and Connelly are former prep quarterbacks), their playmaking has been a common thread.
So, has their resilience to individual challenges. Edwards and Connelly, a former walk-on, have lost game snaps and practice time to injuries. Orr lost a whole season to a torn ACL. On the field, they have their own styles. But it hasn’t forced Edwards, for instance, to make in-game adjustments from series to series predicated on his partner, Connelly or Orr. “They’re different type players,” Edwards said of his teammates. “They play
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at different levels in terms of speed, things like that. But they both do things well. I think they’d say the same about me. “I have different strengths and weaknesses than they do. But there’s one thing you can be sure about: they know what they’re going to be doing and I know what I’m going to be doing. “Just having that chemistry with them is what makes it easy. I never doubt if they’re going to be in the right gap or anything like that.” Last Saturday, Northwestern ran 79 offensive plays and Edwards was on the field for 62, Connelly for 59 and Orr for 46. Connelly finished with 10 tackles (second to safety D’Cota Dixon’s 12); Orr had seven tackles and one of Wisconsin’s eight quarterback sacks; Edwards had six tackles and a partial tackle for loss. They all agreed that the rotation has been a positive in extending their effectiveness. “If we have the freshest two ‘backers in there, we’ll play the best,” said Orr, a sophomore from DeSoto, Texas, “because we all have experience and starter’s ability.” Edwards has 29 career starts; Orr has 10, Connelly has nine. “It’s one of those things,” said Edwards, a junior from Lake Villa, Illinois, “where you get a blow and you’re back out there. It’s not like you’re sitting out for a long time or getting off your rhythm.” There are other benefits to rotating Edwards, Orr and Connelly. Communication, for one. “It’s really nice because you kind of get three perspectives on what we’re seeing out there,” said Connelly, a junior from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. “On the sidelines, we’re always talking.” Whomever is not on the field serves as another set of eyes for those who are. “Exactly,” Connelly said. “He’s always watching, he’s always locked in, he always knows the play. Sometimes, he’ll see something that the guys on the field don’t see. “And sometimes the guys on the field will relay something to the guy on the sidelines. We just kind of help each other out.” That’s how Edwards looks at his role when he’s not playing. “I still try to be as vocal as I can and yell out things I see,” he said. “Cichy is the same way now that’s he’s on the sidelines.” After undergoing knee surgery during training camp, Jack Cichy started the season in the press box as a precautionary move during his early rehab. The emotional, energized Cichy is a team captain. “When I come off (the field), he has been really good with me,” Edwards said. “He’ll tell me to calm down when things aren’t going well — to kind of just regroup, which is something we need.”
After a lackluster first half against Northwestern — the Badgers trailed 10-7 and were guilty of sloppy tackling — Cichy and defensive lineman Alec James had a few pointed things to say in the locker room. “Basically, they were both relaying the message that we were not playing Wisconsin football,” Connelly said. “We’ve got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot.” BADGERING<<page 1 day — from running, not school — to talk about her love for the sport, her top campus curiosity and her No. 1 lesson from the season so far. What made you fall in love with running? “Gosh, just the idea of the sport, that you don’t need a lot to run. You just strap on some shoes and go and the competitive feeling of getting out there and racing is a really awesome feeling. Once you get to this level, you have such a team aspect and it’s really great to just feel your teammates’ energy and building off that.” What do you think about when you’re running, whether it’s training or an actual race? “It depends on the run. If it’s an easy run we’re just thinking about songs. There’s usually a song going through my head.” The same song? “No. It changes. It’s usually the last one we listen to. We listen to some pretty fun songs.” Is there a UW sport that you haven’t seen in person, but want to? “I’d say hockey. I’ve heard fun things about hockey and I’ve never been to a hockey game at all, so I really want to go to that this year. Some of my teammates have been talking and they say it’s really fun to watch how physical it is.” Is there a UW student-athlete you’d like to trade places with for a day? “Tough one. I’d say the quarterback. It would be interesting to just be on the football team. I’d love to be in the shoes of a football player for a day just to see their schedule and how their practices are and what their weight-lifting (schedule) is. It’s very different from running.” Your major and why you choose it? “Dietetics. I’d like to be a registered dietician and hopefully specialize in sports nutrition because I think nutrition is such an important aspect of our lives. It’s a passion of mine that I want to help other people capitalize on their health.” What’s your biggest personal takeaway from your first four meets? “To have confidence in your training and the team aspect. That’s the biggest part of it, especially in the beginning of a race. We really love to get that team energy together. If you don’t have that, you find yourself in the middle of the race not really knowing what to do.”
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Cost: $20 Join fellowbyLos Angeles Badgers for a talk by one of Hollywood’s most successJohn Allen ful writer-producers, James Hirsch ’69. This Badger alumnus and local resident has Founded in than early40 1849, the University of Wisconsin is now Nash reaching the end its created more television movies and series, including Bridges andofHart 168th year of sifting and winnowing. It’s hard to believe, but the events below were to Hart. During the past 14 years, he has served as a UW–Madison adjunct professor all in just one turning ofscreenwriting. the calendar. You have a rare opportunity to meet of contained film, teaching a master class in January one of the industry’s greats and socialize with fellow Badgers. A mild,and mild winter gripped Madison, and Lake Mendota didn’t ice up until JanuWine hors d’oeuvres will be served. aryThe 11. cost Thatiswas only 19 days shy of the latest freeze, which occurred on January $20 per person. 30,Please 1932. register by October 23. February About James Hirsch ’69 Madison celebrated Varjian Day,most sadly,successful five months after Leon Varjian died. James Hirsch is oneLeon of Hollywood’s writer-producers. While he Also, WAA looked at how many alumni were born on Leap Days. was an undergraduate at UW–Madison, he studied creative writing with Nobel Prize March laureate Isaac Bashevis Singer. Hirsch sold his first script, No Place to Run, to ABC Badger men’s basketball made surprise in the NCAA tournament as The a Movie of the Week when he team was 22. By a29, he wasrun producing the NBC TV series but fell to Notre Dame in the third round. The women’s ice hockey team went to Kingston Confidential, featuring Raymond Burr. the In Frozen Four but fell to Minnesota. Popular journalism professor Jim Baughman 1988, Hirsch cofounded Papazian-Hirsch Entertainment with legendary propassed away unexpectedly. ducer Robert Papazian. Since then, Hirsch has been an executive producer, producer, April or writer of more than 40 television movies, series, and miniseries, including The A series of racially on he campus led to protests studentsGuild and Rape of Richard Beckcharged (ABC),incidents for which was nominated for abyWriter’s faculty. As fear of the Zika virus swept the world, UW researchers helped to lead the Award and for which Richard Crenna won an Emmy. quest for a vaccine. And Madison’s Vilas Zoo added two new Badgers with familiar Papazian-Hirsch also produced CBS’s long-running, hit dramatic series Nash names. Bridges, starring Don Johnson; the top-rated, four-hour miniseries The Invaders, May Scott Bakula; and five Hart to Hart television movies starring Robert Wagstarring came to commencement, although didn’t On the on other nerThis and dude Stefanie Powers. 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DIDand YOU NOTICE? Photo: Alan Angie Treinen stand- bell jar that playfully contains all the diThe Badgers Michigan nosaur State fossils ever found in the state; a ing in front of a display of held pumpkins without a field goal for six minutes and point found near the Treinen farm; Alan and Angie Treinen. “I consider spear 25 seconds of the second half — between myself an artist and my medium is corn, a fossil nautiloid, a marine creature once the 8:09 mark — and usedfound a 7-0 in Wisconsin, which ate trilobites; with a 15-acre field as and my 1:44 canvas,� says run to pull within six points (72-66) buta rendering of the field microscope Angie. Each spring, as Alan plants the and s soccer team couldn’t get any closer because of empcorn, Angie is busy scheming the next used by Charles Van Hise, a geologist, experience and possessions, in part due toofuntimely creative tylabyrinth. Photo courtesy University of Wisconsin president from pponents in its misses from the free throw line where Treinen Farm 1903 to 1918, and father of the Wisconat head coach weremedia 13-of-25 (.520). From they a social hashtag — The #Tri-Spartans, sin Idea. Tuesday. only .646 the Big Ten, went lobiteTuesday — tointrendy tattoos, trilo-21-of-23 Explore the Geology Museum’s interdy have an op(.913). bites have something of a cult following, active map of the maze S team in MinAfterBut failing score Ohio State, Slaughter says. whentohe and at Geol“Cabinets of curiosity are how many the opportufor only the second time in 28 games, ogy Museum assistant director Brooke museums got their start, including ours,� fessional team Showalter bounced back mak-Slaughter. “It was a way of rememNorsted Zak proposed the idea of a giant tri-by says id. “We really by Mike Lucas ing all four of his shots in the first 20 your travels across the world. In lobite at the center of the maze, Treinen bering edule that will Mike Lucas had a front-row seat for is playing right now (winners of six of minutes, including 3-for-3 from the arc; had to give it some thought. 1848, (Madison resident) H.A. Tenney aying two prothealast coming in transition an “I knew lot triple of people would look at on implored people to send specimens from anked teams in Wisconsin’s loss to Michigan State 84- the last eight). I think that they’re start74 on the road Sunday. Here is what he ing to make their run like they usually do assist from Bronson Koenig with three me blankly if I told them (the maze) was across the state to create a cabinet of geho both made saw from courtside. come this time of the year.� seconds in the half.a Showaltrilobite,� says remaining Treinen, who holds ology. That became us.� We are excited Wiped out D’Mitrik more thanTrice, 250 million years 14 aminRight now, in a field in rural WisconTRICE THE FUN FOR BROTHERS who played ter ended up with 15 points, the second bachelor’s degree in zoology and a docAs for how to assemble the cabinet ted teamssin, that ago, a trilobite today the state fossil. It you canStanding get lost in nota trilobite. far from the Wisconsin utes, had fiveispoints, three rebounds, and in most that he has scored inUW– leagueinto playa corn maze, Treinen found the idea torate veterinary medicine from d improve for is also the defining feature of this year’s Bug-like androom, armored, with as Jr. many locker Travis Trice was waiting one assist in Wisconsin’s 84-74 loss to this season. she designs mazes for the overall design while studying a Madison. Typically, award-winning Treinen Farm Cornhave Mazedefinitely as 100 legs, these now-extinct marine on his little brother, D’Mitrik, to shower the Spartans. “It would While Hayes but andwith Ethan book Happ on art nouveau, after a broken anare unique andNigel challenging, Lodi. been an even better feeling if wethat creaturesand once cruised planet’s game seas, ininEast dress afterthe Sunday’s had were struggling from the free throw line designs that are immediately recogniz- kle kept her from visiting Paris with her View won,� the Treinen trilobite corn includingLansing. those that covered Wisconsin. UPDATED MONTHLY! After playing four seasons for he saidFarm of his first visit to Breslin (a combined 4-of-15), Koenig was aThe able to visitors. son. young members of the Treinens’ overhead. Tom Izzo — exiting the Michigan maze State from as a player. “JustEach to be inweekend that atmosphere season-high 6-for-6, one shy of his ca“A lot of people know it’s a fossil, but staff, equipped with a gridded bird’s-eye through and the end October, program with over 1,000 career points haveofmy whole representafamily here for themayreer Last season, he was 7-for-7 they nothigh. recognize it’s a trilobite,� viewat of the design, staked out the maze tives from the UW Geology Museum, — Trice Jr. didn’t need help finding his first time in a long time really meant a the line as part of a 27-point explosion READ US ONLINE which proposed thefun fossil will be she says. “But at least it also looks like a for Alan to mow. way around the Breslin Center, his home lot. It was anddesign, exhilarating.� against the Spartans at the Kohl Cendisgusting ugly bug!� The largest one was only 28 inches. at the farm With to talkMichigan about trilobites. Video by away from home. 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Sunday, he had 17 points and six After several conversations with We found one in our cornfield that’s 480 ot off to a great bythe Craigpoints, Wild/University CommunicaTrice drained a 3-pointer atSlaughter 5:38 rebounds, the second most that hefeet. hasNo one will top this trilobite. and Norsted, and trips to the Major League er currently lives in Australia where tions just ended for his team — the of the first half that sparked a lateGeology rally pulled down all season. had seven Museum (where Treinen He spent Angie Treinen United at the playoffs the “I consider myself anoutscored artist andthe mySpartans, Cairns Taipans of the National Basketas the Badgers boards against Indiana. much time with her children when they Beginning this weekend and continuna, Minnesota RED xpress medium 14-2, is corn, with the a 15-acre as at inclosing deficit field to 38-37, Prior to the theinspiration player introductions, were little), she found she ing each weekend through the end of suffered a 3-1 ball League. says Angie de- the UW “I literally landed (in the States)my lesscanvas,� termission. During Treinen, this stretch, coachthe Greg Gard hugged MichiganOctober, State needed. With trilobite as the centerrepresentatives from the muted but walked signer the maze. spring, as the herlast three — I ofdidn’t allow Each any points over senior guard Eron Harris and offered a will be at the farm to talk about tripiece, this year’s maze is a Wisconsin seum nd knowledge. than 24 hours ago, and I’m tiredhusband Alan plants theseconds. corn, Treinen game minutes and 34 The only “Cabinet MSU few words of encouragement. of Curiosities,� designed much Harris, lobites. They will also have specimens, d for the Bad- was ready to fall asleep during the is busy scheming the next creative laby— but it was fun and I’m just happy that basket scored over the final six minutes who was on crutches, suffering aactivities sealike the real natural science collections and more surprises. On display nited backline rinth. This year, for the first time ever, I got to see him play,� Trice Jr. said of was compliments of a goal-tending. son-ending knee injury at Purdue. The for the first time will be a cast of representative of the Victorian era. there all to the high she accepted an outside idea 10th for straight the D’Mitrik, a UW freshman guard. “ActuFollowing the UW’s loss Badgers actively recruited the Harristheoutactual largest trilobite fossil ever Cut into the corn is a honeybee, Best of Fall EVENTS maze. It came from the University of would Schoolally, I got to watch as a fan today. It was at Breslin (dating to 2004), what Activities of Indianapolis. In the closing and Employment state insect; cubes of galena, the lead oreseconds, found — 28 inches long — made speme Green Bay Wisconsin–Madison Geology Museum. weird. I was sitting over there cheering Trice Jr., 24, tell D’Mitrik about the va-drewHarris symbolically entered the cially game for UW–Madison by the Manitoba that miners to Wisconsin and made Camp Randall “We are trying to teach basketball? people about for the Spartans. But then he does somegaries of college “Just stay and kissed the logo at center court, an it the home of the Badgers; a butterfly; Museum, which houses the specimen. the only home science and geologyand via trust a cornhismaze,� thing good and I cheered for him, too. the course coaches,� he MSU tradition. Showing their respect, a coiled shell from an ammonite, an n. UW travels director Richard “I just liked how composed he is,says howmuseum said. “He’s playing for aSlaughgreat university the creature UW players who were on the floor sea whose only known Calymene celebra is the particular triville on April 1 ter. “People already know about rex theancient poised he is. This is not an easy place to and a great coaching staff.T.Trust proexchanged some fist bumps with Harris. fossils from Wisconsin were dragged in lobite chosen to be the Wisconsin state and are the sweet Statemammoths. cess andTrilobites keep working.� by glaciers during the Ice Age; an empty fossil. UW Geology Museum he 2016 season play, especially the way Michigan spot.� The Geology Museum’s inNational Soccer volvement with the Treinen America Farm is supported by the Sherry a 14-6Lesar Fund for Geological Wonto the der, which Slaughter says was NCAA recently established to “bring fourth dreams like this maze to life� ons. and to encourage people to get e homeexcited about geology. d Mark “Visitors are there for a corn t Louis maze, but they’re going to learn 9. Saint a little bit about trilobites,� says 2014 in Norsted. . That’s just fine with Treinout the en. “Of course, that’s the best match combo, when people are having polis on a good time and learning, too. re comPeople are thirsty for knowledge hat saw and they’re not sitting down l and 6reading an article, they’re walkapturing ing around in a 480-foot trilobite ference and getting to hold one. The nament largest one was only 28 inches. season We found one in our cornfield nd went that’s 480 feet. No one will top NCAA this trilobite.�
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