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THE SCONZ: Breaking news and commentary on campus, city and state politics
Don't put your money on Terri McCormick

Reid Ribble has John Gard's endorsement. Roger Roth has a Packers endorsement. And Terri McCormick has less money in the bank than Peter Theron. >MoreBrunch Links: September 3

A delicious daily round-up of local and state political news. >More Will Progressive Dane ever make a comeback?

Why are people seemingly indifferent to the local party now? What caused its decline, and how can it be resurrected? >MoreTerrence Wall for Senate!

My man Terrence Wall is a write-in candidate. Whether he likes it or not! >MoreFor real, does Neumann still have a chance?

Come on guys. Less than two weeks until the primary. It's time to predict Neumann's chances of pulling off an upset. What's the over/under? >MoreBrunch Links: September 2

A delicious daily round-up of local and state political news. >MoreThe Sconz on the Dan Potacke Show!

The Sconz is hitting up the number one live bar talk show in Madison. Come listen on Monday, 6:30 p.m. at the Frequency. >MoreQuote of the Day from Mark Neumann

The rogue Republican explains why he is best qualified to be guv. >MoreBrunch Links: September 1

A delicious daily round-up of local and state political news items for your mid-morning current events fix. >MoreA break from local politics to deal with important national issues

Every once in a while, it's important to shift the attention away from Sconz Nation and onto its parent company, the United States of America. >MoreHow dumb are Scott Walker's advertising people?

Can they do some promotion without giving the Dems more chances to accuse them of dirty politics? >MoreMemo to Ron Johnson: Rationing as American as apple pie

It's good to see Ron Johnson is worried about health care rationing. It's just too bad he doesn't call it out the real villains: Insurance companies. >MoreBrunch Links: August 31

A delicious round-up of local news items for your EARLY morning political fix. >MoreThe Sconz endorses Brenda Konkel...for blogger

Much of what makes Brenda a great blogger would make her a bad mayoral candidate. She should stick to what she does best. >MoreTeacher's unions in the 77th Assembly District

Everybody wants their endorsement. And what do you know when you don't get one? >MoreBrunch Links: August 30

A delicious daily round-up of local news items for your mid-morning political fix >MoreBud Selig gives boost to UW history

Where was a course on baseball history when I was a UW history major? >MoreText book swap next week!

Save money and support low-cost books for fellow students! >MoreBigger sham than E-Cigarettes? Look at American Spirits

A quick Wikipedia search reveals the hipster brand of choice to be no less big, carcinogenic, or evil in every way than mainstream cigs. >MoreHow many Wisconsin pols actually grew up on dairy farms?

Why do they say they do? The same reason they say they'll cut their salaries. It's produces a pleasant gut reaction from the viewer, who is less interested in policy than a story-book illustration of Wisconsin values. >MoreSconnie Bar is not dead yet

The Sconz talks to Sconnie Nation head Troy Vosseler about plans for Sconnie Bar. The Alcohol License Density Ordinance is not enough to kill the bar for good. >MoreBrunch Links: August 26

A delicious daily round-up of local news items. >MoreBeing Bucky: The best Buckumentary in town

The documentary that no Badgers fan can afford to miss. >MoreBrunch Links: August 25

A delicious daily round-up of local news for your midday political fix. >MoreIn defense of Greenland from Ron Johnson

The island nation has been hit by the slings and arrows of Republican historical revision. From the best Scandinavian Studies department in the country, The Sconz takes a stand for Greenlanders! >MoreWhat about Spencer Coggs?

The veteran legislator from Milwaukee has as good a chance as anybody at winning the nomination for Lt. Governor. Here is why. >MoreThe Sconz is not the white man's bitch

Just in case you were wondering. Some random afternoon thoughts on free speech. >MoreBrett Hulsey emphasizes experience, criticizes Hesselbein for flip-flopping

In a closer race than many expected, Hulsey makes clear that he is the candidate with the most public service experience, distinguishing himself from his main opponent, Dianne Hesselbein. >MoreBrunch Links: August 24

A delicious daily round-up of local news items. >MoreMost popular story on campus: UW party rankings drop

Student newspapers can either give us what we want or try to tell us what we need. In this case the Cardinal says it loudly: We want more beer! >MoreThe Wisco: A place for a Blatz and some billiards

One of the best bars in town. Screw the volleyball pitch -- go for the 50 cent pool! >MoreIn defense of Dana Schultz

Patrick McIlheran writes a hit-piece on Assembly candidate Dana Schultz. His accusations may represent a real political problem for Schultz, but they don't accurately represent reality. >MoreBrunch Links: August 23

A delicious daily round-up of local news items for your midday political fix. >MoreFundamental Pete & the Rabbit: Great Sunday night radio listening

A great variety show for those of you looking to put off work Sunday night. And a great way to support student ingenuity. 91.7 F.M. at 10 p.m. >MoreOverture responds to Radomski's criticisms

After talking with the Overture, it appears that some of what Noel Radomski said about the performance center was based on false premises. >More
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