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May 2, 2010
Students, officials celebrate Mifflin success
Kieran Furey-King/The Badger Herald
Beer garden attracts an older generation; detox, ambulances unexpected pit stops for partygoers
May 2, 2010
‘There is nothing you can do about it’
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Joey Labuz wins the game for The Badger Herald
Herald walks off over Dirty Bird after Labuz' 3-run HR gives BH 12-10 softball win
April 28, 2010
Fashion to a ‘T’
Logan Cascia/The Badger Herald
Fashion Fridays 2010 debut
From the organizers:
Fashion Fridays makes its 2010 debut in style on April 9. Partnerships with the Wi Film Festival and Madison Area Music Awards helps to forge a fierce trifecta of creative talent among the film, music and fashion industries in Wisconsin.
Local designer collections reign the runway this time. Local tastemakers and influencers will not want to miss the prime penthouse venue in Arbor Gate as well as the myriad of goodies in store from MyMenu, which is also the event’s first time ever retail ticket partner!
Making its first appearance during Wisconsin Fashion Week in April 2008, the event originally served as an after-party with a focus on fashion industry networking but soon became a mainstay on the style scene. Each season, Fashion Fridays offers an opportunity to learn Madison’s fashion faces alongside a runway show highlighting the latest trends hitting the streets. The events attract a younger audience and are often held in clubs or non-traditional spaces.
Filmed Friday, April 9, 2010, by Logan Cascia for The Badger Herald. Music: “Beat It” - Michael Jackson
UW alum Bryon Shannon discusses his line, Wisconsin Relic, and what inspires his creations
April 27, 2010
Top cheeses wheel through competition
Courtesy of Gary Grossen
Cheese judging
Courtesy of Gary Grossen
Gary Grossen seeks cheese greatness
Local cheese maker Gary Grossen joins artisans from around the world in 120 year old event
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Panel critiques 2-party system
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Is there a market for a peace candidate?
Cindy Sheehan, mother of a deceased Iraqi war veteran, doesn’t know how to define “liberal” or “progressive” anymore. She talks about the two major parties’ stances on war and peace with the other panelists, including Angela Keaton of antiwar.com and Theresa Amato, founder of the Citizen Advocacy Center (citizenadvocacycenter.org).
Filmed Monday, April 26, 2010.
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Third party candidates: conducive, or nuisance?
Panelists speak out against California’s “Top Two” initiative for the damage they say it will do to third parties and nonmainstream candidates. Theresa Amato, founder of the Citizen Advocacy Center, tells of when she asked Howard Dean if he thinks third parties should ever run. She says the American media is also a major problem, as they hold massive power to direct Americans’ attention. Other panels included Cindy Sheehan, mother of a deceased Iraqi war veteran, Angela Keaton of antiwar.com and Sean Scallon, a supervisor for Pepin County in Wisconsin.
Filmed Monday, April 26, 2010.
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Anyone can be a tea partier!
Sean Scallon, an author, journalist and a supervisor for Pepin County, Wisconsin, lays out what he sees as the four essentials of being a legitimate Tea Party member, and how that framework can allow a spectrum of viewpoints.
Filmed Monday, April 26, 2010.
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Audience questions: Tea Party movement, police and government
Filmed Monday, April 26, 2010.
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Panel critiques 2-party system
Filmed Monday, April 26, 2010.
Activist Cindy Sheehan says lack of anti-war movement means people are conforming
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April 18, 2010
Nike employees visit, thank UW
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Lowlee Urquia wants Nike to pay ‘benefits owed’
Urquia told an audience of about 50 that if more schools cut contracts and Nike’s grievances are brought to light, positive change will be forced to occur.
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Gina Cano was laid off by Nike subcontractor
Charlie Gorichanaz/The Badger Herald
Honduran workers discuss Nike factory closure
Audience questions
Workers from Honduran factories on nationwide tour stop by campus to show gratitude for cutting contract
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April 16, 2010
1 year countdown to new Union South kicked off on Bascom
Robin Schmoldt/Wisconsin Union and Logan Cascia (editing)/The Badger Herald
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