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Founded in early 1849, the University of Wisconsin is now reaching the end of its 168th year of sifting and winnowing. It’s hard to believe, but the events below were all contained in just one turning of the calendar. January A mild, mild winter gripped Madison, and Lake Mendota didn’t ice up until January 11. That was only 19 days shy of the latest freeze, which occurred on January By Dean Robbins 30, 1932. February Madison celebrated Varjian five months after Leon Varjian died. Technological changes have rocked publishing overLeon the last few Day, years,sadly, creating Also, WAA looked at how many alumni were born new opportunities for authors. While some pursue the traditional path of placing aon Leap Days. March and promoting books themselves with book with a publisher, others are distributing TheWriters’ Badger men’s basketball team made a surprise run in the NCAA tournament a wide range of services. At the 2018 Institute, the University of Wisconbut fell to Notre Dame in the third round. The women’s ice hockey team went to sin–Madison will help writers make sense of today’s confusing publishing landscape the Frozen Four but fell to Minnesota. Popular journalism professor Jim Baughman and find their own route to success. passed away unexpectedly. Photo: Closeup of a person’s hand writing in a notebook Aprilneeds in an era of digital books and social Acknowledging attendees’ changing A series features of racially incidentstoonPublicacampus led to protests by students and media pitches, this year’s Writers’ Institute the charged theme “Pathway faculty. As fear of the Zika virus swept the world, UW researchers helped to lead the tion.” Photo: Sharon Vanorny quest for a vaccine. And Madison’s Vilas Zoo added The 29th annual event is scheduled for April 12-15 at the Madison Concourse two new Badgers with familiar names. Hotel, with presentations by authors, literary agents and UW–Madison faculty. AcMay in an era of digital books and social media knowledging attendees’ changing needs Thisa dude came to commencement, although he didn’t graduate. On the other pitches, this year’s conference features new theme: “Pathway to Publication.” hand, Martin Griswold did graduate, even though he had died 62 years earlier. “Working with traditional agents and publishers was the default setting for a long June time, but now there are so many more options,” says Writers’ Institute director Laurie virusall researcher Yoshi the Japan Academy Prize. It’s a big Scheer. “This year’s conference willUW explore possibilities soKawaoka attendeesreceived can decide deal. The emperor himself gives the award. which ‘Pathway to Publication’ is best for them.” July tips for writers of fiction and nonfiction, The Writers’ Institute provides practical professor Jennifer Angus brought herThey exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Renwich including such genres as mystery, SoHE romance, memoir, history and true crime. Gallery to an end. In the Midnight Garden used 5,000 insects arranged in geometric learn how to polish, publish and promote their work, drawing on UW–Madison expatterns. Beau Solomon x’19 was murdered while pertise. They also have the unique opportunity to pitch their manuscripts directly to studying abroad in Rome. And physics professorto Ellen won and the Maxwell industry professionals, who attend the conference findZweibel new authors to help allPrize. It’s a big deal, too. August attendees sharpen their skills. Another Hippie Christmas came and went. Did you find those bedbugs you were Photo: Laurie Buchanan looking for? And the Badger football team beat LSU, starting a run of elevated exThe Writers’ Institute helped attendee Laurie Buchanan publish her self-help book pectations for gridiron glory. “Note to Self.” She returns to the 2018 conference as a presenter. September The 2018 Writers’ Institute features agents from the Frances Goldin Literary Billboards appeared in 72 counties across Wisconsin to highlight UW–Madison’s Agency in New York, Red Sofa Literary from the Twin Cities, and Second City Pubconnections to the whole of its home state. lishing Services of Madison. Guest authors include Ann Voss Peterson, winner of a October Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense; and John DeDakis, This Hill was in filled. Oh, how we continue to hate Ohio State. Halloween contina CNN journalist whose mystery novel “Bullet the Chamber” won a Feathered ued to be Madison’s favorite holiday. Quill Book Award. UW–Madison faculty will conduct master classes and manuscript November critiques, and community engagement librarians from Madison Public Library will UW–Madison tried to Rock the Vote, but the vote rocked back. Homecoming explain how to make the most of a library’s free resources. made its latest appearance nearly It arrived on November 12 this year; Writers’ Institute attendee Laurie Buchanan is returning in this year 60 as years. a presenter in 1957, it fell on November 16. And a copy of Shakespeare’s First Folio went on after finding her own pathway to publication. The conference helped her complete display at the Chazen Museum of Art. her self-help book “Note to Self,” which went on to win a 2016 Foreword INDIE December Award. The Badger football team appeared in immediate the Big Ten Conference Championship for “The first time I attended the Writers’ Institute I was impressed by the the fourth time in the game’s six years but to Penn State. The UW still landed return on my investment,” Buchanan says. “I found out how to establish tone,fell create a spot in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, which empathy and hook the reader with a story-worthy problem. Every time I attended I is still pretty darned good, for received more bang for my buckpete’s than I sake. expected — and I have high expectations.”

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Looking to conquer the snow with cross-country skis? Use maps for trail difficulty. State parks across Wisconsin offer great cross-country skiing trails for all skill levels. Check out their maps to start your snowy adventure off right—even if you’re a beginner. Look for the marked skill level required on trail maps. Call the park headquarters for trail conditions or take a look at Travel Wisconsin’s Snow Conditions Report. Here are two spots to get you started: Devil’s Lake State Park Wyalusing State Park Mark your calendar for a winter event or group hike. Towns across the state embrace the cold with winter festivals and events. Cheer on your favorite pooch from the sidelines at events like the annual Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race. If you’re interested in a more hands on activity, look for an organized group hike or snowshoeing event. Across the state, park systems schedule events, and sometimes offer equipment to rent. At some events a limited supply of free equipment is even available if you get there early! We suggest you try a romantic candlelight hike or snowshoe event—it’ll get your heart racing in more ways than one! Check our events page to find events in your area. Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race Wisconsin events When all else fails, take a ride! If you aren’t eager to dive into the snow, enjoy a peaceful ride under a canopy of glistening, icy trees on a horse-drawn carriage ride. Stay bundled up while you enjoy the winter wonderland. Looking for more excitement? Try snowtubing! If you want the thrill of speeding down a Wisconsin winter hill (no skills required), grab an inner tube and go! In the Milwaukee area, head to Sunburst in Kewaskum, where you have more than 40 lanes of different speeds to choose from. For a slower start, try the “bunny hill” of tubing lanes at Badlands Sno-Park in Hudson. Most tubing parks have a chalet and hot chocolate when you need to warm up. Check out these snow spots, or find more snowtubing fun where you live or plan to travel. Sleigh Riding in a Wonderland of Snow Sunburst Badlands Sno-Park

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EMBRACE THE FLAKES By Christine Lampe Visit Madison Madison is a place where you can always find outdoor adventure—and winter is no exception. Frozen lakes and stunning landscapes set the scene for so many ways to get active, you’ll have to create a cold-weather calendar to make sure you have a chance to try them all. 1. Take a winter walk The UW-Madison Arboretum offers a series of winter walks exploring the most active parts of its 20 miles of trails. These peaceful, educational events focus on the calls of owls, finding patterns in winter trees, looking for animal tracks and stargazing. 2. Fish our frozen lakes If you have a Wisconsin fishing license—and enough layers to live up to the winter weather—you can fish for bluegills, perch, pike and more. You can even find clinics for kids that teach techniques, safety skills and an early love for fishing Madison’s five lakes. 3. Sled our steepest hills Elver Park is Madison’s biggest at 227 acres—and it also has the steepest sledding hill. But there are tons of hills to try on your next snowy trip, including some with heart-stopping drops and classics like Bascom Hill on the UW-Madison campus. (Not traveling with a sled? Rumor has it that the students use cafeteria trays!) 4. Trade in your tires Winter doesn’t put a damper on Madison’s cycling culture so you’re sure to see fat-tire bikes throughout the city—and on the trails, too. (Some say the bike paths get plowed before the streets!) In addition to being featured in several winter festivals, many bike rental shops now offer fat-tire bikes to anyone willing to try. 5. Hit the slopes Visitors from all over the Midwest enjoy exhilarating rides down one of the highest mountains in Wisconsin at Devil’s Head Resort, nestled in the heart of the glacierformed Baraboo Bluffs. This resort features exceptional snowmaking and grooming for its 30 different ski and snowboarding runs.

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By Amy Bayer, Staff Writer This winter, take your family to a nature conservancy for an educational snowshoe hike in beautiful surroundings. Wisconsin has more than 50 nature centers located around the state with a variety of features that are as diverse as our state’s natural resources. Check out these destinations that offer excellent snowshoeing trails, equipment rentals and educational centers. Beaver Creek Reserve-Wise Nature Center – Fall Creek With more than 400 acres bordered by the Eau Claire River, Beaver Creek Reserve is home to a wide variety of wildlife and scenery. Explore several different habitats including riparian corridors, wetlands, a flood plain forest, and an upland forest. There are trails throughout the reserve that are open to hikers and snowshoers, as well as trails on that are groomed for cross-country skiing. Winter equipment is available to rent at the Wise Nature Center, which is the perfect place to start your exploration. They host a variety of programs year round. Stop in, grab a map, and check out the animal exhibits and observation deck, before renting snowshoes and seeing nature first hand. Brillion Wildlife Area and Nature Center – Brillion Nestled within the Brillion Wildlife Area, the Brillion Nature Center features an educational center with animal mounts, hands-on exhibits, live native reptiles, amphibians and fish, and a Book Nook with materials for adults and children. Their mission is to provide environmental education opportunities and outdoor experiences. Visitors of all ages and abilities can take part in fun-filled, hands-on environmental programs created and provided by their full-time naturalist and volunteer staff. Learn

about the area, and then rent snowshoes and head out on nearly seven miles of trails through prairie, marsh and woodland habitats. Bristol Woods County Park-Pringle Nature Center – Bristol The Pringle Nature Center is located within the 197-acre Bristol Woods County Park and is staffed by a full-time naturalist and volunteers. It’s the gateway to environmental learning in Kenosha County. This beautiful park contains upland forest, wetlands, oak savanna remnants, and prairie areas. Within the woods are four miles of trails that are used for bird and wildlife observation, nature education walks, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. The Pringle Nature Center rents snowshoes when there is at least four inches of snow on the ground. The Nature Center also rents GPS units with pre-programmed geocaching activities, guidebooks, binoculars and explorer backpacks. Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve – Appleton This 758-acre nature preserve has eight miles of wildlife viewing trails that access fields and a large wetland area, all of which was once a cedar swamp. The earth-sheltered nature center offers guided tours, workshops, classes and programs hosted by staff naturalists. With trails groomed for cross-country skiing, as well as four miles designated snowshoe trails, this is the perfect place to rent equipment, learn about the great outdoors, and explore beautiful surroundings with your family. North Lakeland Discovery Center – Manitowish Waters The North Lakeland Discovery Center is a place where people can connect with the natural world. Their Northwoods location is serene and remote, surrounded by water and forests, and yet accessible to visitors. Their programs offer learning adventures for adults, families and children. Enjoy skiing, snowshoeing and wildlife watching along their 12-mile trail system. The trails are tracked for classic skiing, and their snowshoes are available to rent. Trails are open to everyone from dawn to dusk with special evening “moon-shoe” events during full moons. The terrain is gentle and curves through the woods, along the lake, bog and nearby Manitowish River allowing exploration of a variety of habitats. The Ridges Sanctuary – Baileys Harbor The Ridges Sanctuary is open to the public year round and features five miles of rustic trails and bridges. The winding trails are perfect for hiking and snowshoeing through the most biologically diverse ecosystem in Wisconsin. The historic lighthouses known as the Baileys Harbor Range Lights are also located here. During winter, experience the sanctuary using a guided hike with a Ridges naturalist who covers the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their “off season.” Enjoy a leisurely hike on level terrain.

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Cairns Taipans of the National Basketas the Badgers outscored the Spartans, to reach boards 1,000. against He had Indiana. 146 in the rout ricanes didn’t have many answers for College Football Playoff, there was no a, Minnesota Straight from the mat ball League. 14-2, closing the deficit to 38-37, at inof Notre Dame. Prior But to he the had player little impact introductions, quarterback Kelly Bryant, who comuffered asense 3-1 from Edwards or Connelly that “The two main focuses our team has “I literally landed (in the States) less termission. 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