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Spend the day in the park listening to a lineup of diverse and accomplished acoustic musicians, including local artists. Between the Bluffs Beer, Wine and Cheese Festival is a fun event that has grown to be a local favorite. Visit their website for thisFalls year’sBlues entertainment activities. Big Bull Fest –and Wausau Tasters Eve bus shuttles and shuttles to and from participating areabut hotels the day–ofanthe event. Listen to your local Not only is Big Bull Falls Wisconsin’s longest-running blues fest, its location island in the middle of the Wisradio stations for your chance to win tickets. consin River – couldn’t be groovier. See two days of regional and national acts. Designated driver wristbands available. Must be 21 or over to attend. Blue Ox Music Festival – Eau Claire VIP ticket holders gain access to the event two hours prior to general admission and access to the private VIP tent. The biggest concert of its kind in the upper Midwest features three days of the finest acoustic, bluegrass and string band Taste over 200 quality brews poured by distinguished breweries groups touring the nation. Experience over 45 types of wine from local and world-famous vintners Blues onand thepurchase Chippewa – Durand Sample gourmet cheese and other good eats Bring canned goods to donate locally at this free-admission event featuring three days of blues bands and camping. Enjoy live music All attendees a souvenir glass Country Festreceive – Cadott Only 3,000 general admission tickets available Camp in style at this four-day outdoor concert series, which features a natural amphitheater, superb sound system, Only 250 VIP tickets available jumbo screens, picture-taking line up to the stage, food, souvenirs and amenities. Tickets have sold out in the past, so watch the website for when sales begin. Country JamStrasse USA – LaEauCrosse, Claire #1 Oktoberfest WI, 54601 Enjoy three days of country music’s top entertainers, along with vendors, food and camping. 800-658-9424 NEW EVENT celebrate 15th Anniversary! Country on tothe River the – Prairie du Chien From 10am-1pm on Sunday, April 23, jump back on the horse and Local bands and national acts alike will perform at this three-day country music festival. bluffs>>page 4

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How the run got started and history made over a couple beers Not surprisingly, the idea was hatched over a couple of beers in late 1981 by three Badger loyalists at a campus bar. The three, Tom Grantham, Ken Sparks, and Rich Backus, wanted to raise money to support UW Athletics. As admirers of then- Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch, they asked his permission to name it the “Crazylegs Run” in his honor. Tom Grantham continues to serve as General Chairman on the Crazylegs Classic Executive Committee. A Little “Classic” History The first race in 1982 attracted 1,525 runners and raised $9,500. The event grew in popularity and the walk was added in 1987 with 676 walkers the first year. The event has crazylegs>>page10

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UW VARSITY BAND CONCERT CELEBRATES CAMP RANDALL CENTENNIAL For 49 of Camp Randall Stadium’s 100 years, the band marching on its field has been led by Mike Leckrone. The Badger Band celebrates the centennial of its Camp Randall home at the annual UW Varsity Band Concert at the Kohl Center. The event, April 19-21, is a mammoth spectacle with pyrotechnics, aerial stunts and multimedia displays. Special guests include Bucky Badger and his Spirit Squad, along with surprise appearances by star athletes. Photo: Mike Leckrone suspended in a balloon basket over band in Kohl Center Suspended overhead in a wired basket, Mike Leckrone makes a flying entrance as the band performs toward the end of the 44th annual UW Varsity Band Spring Concert at the Kohl Center on April 20, 2017. Photo: Jeff Miller Camp Randall Stadium was dedicated in the 1917-18 school year. Leckrone came to the University of Wisconsin in 1969. In 1975 he launched the annual spring Varsity Band Concert. All three are now beloved traditions. While it’s hard to believe, for many years after it was founded, the UW Marching Band never played at football

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Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance is excited to announce that The Weeknd, with special guest to be announced, will headline the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on Saturday, July 7, 2018. This will be the first time The Weeknd has performed at Summerfest. Tickets go on sale Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. CST at Summerfest.com and Ticketmaster.com and include admission to Summerfest. Starting off his career anonymously, The Weeknd first broke into the music scene with the 2011 mixtape House of Balloons. That was followed by the 2013 studio album Kiss Land and the widely recognized Beauty Behind the Madness, which earned him two GRAMMY Awards in 2015, an RIAA triple-platinum certification for cumulative sales in excess of 3 million, 20 RIAA certifications from tracks alone with “The Hills” (9x-platinum), “Can’t Feel My Face” (7x-platinum), “Often” (3xplatinum), “In The Night” (2x-platinum), and “Acquainted” (platinum). “Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)” (5x-platinum) even garnered The Weeknd his first ever Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song. In 2016, The Weeknd released his fourth full-length album Starboy (2x-platinum), which quickly rose to No. 1 in 90 countries and broke the global streaming record all in less than one week. Starboy (2x-platinum) currently has 13 RIAA certifications with Starboy (5x-platinum), I Feel it Coming (3x-platinum), Reminder (platinum), Die For You (platinum) and Party Monster (platinum). The Weeknd recently wrapped his Starboy: Legend of the Fall 2017 World Tour. Tickets for The Weeknd can also be purchased at the Summerfest Box Office in person, Ticketmaster Ticket Centers, select Walmart stores, and by phone at 1.800.745.3000 (live Ticketmaster Agent) or 1.866.448.7849 (“Ticketmaster Express” automated phone line). Patrons may also utilize “ticketfast” at Ticketmaster. com to print barcoded concert tickets from home. Convenience fees may be added to all purchases. About Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance Following its 1968 debut, Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance has evolved into what is now recognized as “The World’s Largest Music Festival” and Milwaukee’s cornerstone summer celebration, hosting the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent and local favorites along with approximately 850,000 people from Milwaukee and around the world each year for an unforgettable live music experience. During the festival, the spotlight shines on over 800 acts, over 1,000 performances, 11 stages delectable food and beverages and interactive activities, all in a world-class festival setting. Summerfest 2018 takes place June 27-July 1 and July 3-8, 2018, closed on July 2. For more details, visit Summerfest.com, Facebook. com/summerfest or Twitter: @Summerfest

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Cheer on some of today’s hottest headliners at one of the nation’s top country music and camping festivals. Special VIP and reserved seating, a marketplace and concessions will be available throughout the five-day event.

Driftless Music Festival – Viroqua

A day of concerts in a local park will feature jazz, swing, bluegrass, zydeco and other genres.

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Come to the Northwoods for four days of top country music stars, on-site campFounded early 1849, the band University of Wisconsin is now reaching the end of its ing, vendorsinand a statewide contest. 168th year of sifting and winnowing. It’s hard to believe, but the events below were Lifest – Oshkosh all contained in just one turning of the calendar. Wisconsin’s largest Christian music festival offers 150 acts on seven stages, enterJanuary tainment, games, fireworks, worship services, swimming and pottery workshops. A mild, mild winter gripped Madison, and Lake Mendota didn’t ice up until JanuManitowoc aryMetro 11. ThatJam was –only 19 days shy of the latest freeze, which occurred on January 30,National 1932. and regional acts with a variety of music styles will perform at this twoday, free-admission event. February Madison Varjian Day, sadly, five months after Leon Varjian died. Midwestcelebrated AcousticLeon Music Festival – Elkhart Lake Also, WAA looked many alumniartists were born Leap at Days. Check out some at ofhow the best acoustic in theonregion this one-day event. March Mile of Music - Appleton The Badger men’s basketball team made a surprise run in the NCAA tournament Appleton’s downtown, an amazing mile of walkable and hospitable experiences, but fell to Notre Dame in the third round. The women’s ice hockey team went to serving up Americana music at it’s very best. From roots and indie rock to country, the Frozen Four but fell to Minnesota. Popular journalism professor Jim Baughman passed away unexpectedly. April A series of racially charged incidents on campus led to protests by students and faculty. As fear of the Zika virus swept the world, UW researchers helped to lead the quest for a vaccine. And Madison’s Vilas Zoo added two new Badgers with familiar names. May This dude came to commencement, although he didn’t graduate. On the other hand, Martin Griswold did graduate, even though he had died 62 years earlier. June UW virus researcher Yoshi Kawaoka received the Japan Academy Prize. It’s a big deal. The emperor himself gives the award. July SoHE professor Jennifer Angus brought her exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Renwich Gallery to an end. In the Midnight Garden used 5,000 insects arranged in geometric patterns. Beau Solomon x’19 was murdered while studying abroad in Rome. And physics professor Ellen Zweibel won the Maxwell Prize. It’s a big deal, too. August Another Hippie Christmas came and went. Did you find those bedbugs you were looking for? And the Badger football team beat LSU, starting a run of elevated expectations for gridiron glory. September Billboards appeared in 72 counties across Wisconsin to highlight UW–Madison’s connections to the whole of its home state. October This Hill was filled. Oh, how we continue to hate Ohio State. Halloween continued to be Madison’s favorite holiday. November UW–Madison tried to Rock the Vote, but the vote rocked back. Homecoming made its latest appearance in nearly 60 years. It arrived on November 12 this year; in 1957, it fell on November 16. And a copy of Shakespeare’s First Folio went on display at the Chazen Museum of Art. December The Badger football team appeared in the Big Ten Conference Championship for the fourth time in the game’s six years but fell to Penn State. The UW still landed a spot in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, which is still pretty darned good, for pete’s sake.

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Porterfield Country Music Festival – Marinette

Bask in nine whole days of performances by top Nashville recording stars at Green’s Green Acres Campground, with camping and concessions available.

Prairie Dog Blues Festival – Prairie du Chien

Blues bands, from regional to internationally renowned acts, will perform at this two-day event offering concessions, on-site camping and a hotel shuttle.

Rock Fest – Cadott

Enjoy the best of rock music, food and camping over four days in northwestern Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley.

Summerfest – Milwaukee

The world’s largest music festival offers 11 days of top-notch musical entertainment on 13 stages, along with good food, comedians, a children’s play area, daily demonstrations and activities, and amusement park rides.

Summer Set Music & Camping Festival – Somerset

Dozens of performers will party out the summer season over three days in Wisconsin’s northwest.

Voices of Peace Gospel Music Fest – Hilbert

Nearly 20 performing groups will play two days of country, bluegrass and southern gospel music. Food and refreshments will be available.

Willard Polka Fest – Willard

This one’s indoors, but we couldn’t resist including some polka music! Enjoy three days of bands and dancing at the local community center, with campsites available nearby.

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COMPETITION<<PAGE 7 “I tell these guys, ‘You have no idea how good you’ve got it,’” Dixon related. “The techniques are clear, defined, and practical. And it makes it easier as a player to take coaching.” The DBs don’t necessarily have to take a number in Leonhard’s eighth floor office at Camp Randall Stadium. But it can be standing room only before and after practices. “Sometimes there are five people in his office and there are only two seats,” Nelson said. “Some of us have to stand or sit on the floor. I just want to be around him.” Leonhard’s door is always open. “Sometimes I go there to watch film,” said cornerback Madison Cone. “Sometimes I’m just there to hear him talk, so I can soak up as much as I can. He has been a tremendous help to me.” There’s nothing pretentious or complicated about Leonhard’s approach. “Shoot, he’s just smart,” said cornerback Faion Hicks. “He played the game in the NFL for 10 years and he has seen it all. You can ask him about any situation and he can help you. “He pretty much has an answer for everything.” Dixon is Leonhard’s “quarterback.” While he’s rehabbing this spring, some familiar names have been vying for repetitions at safety, including Patrick Johnson and Eric Burrell. As a true freshman, Johnson saw most of his action on special teams. After downsizing from 225 pounds to 205, he played in four games in 2017 before sustaining a season-ending arm injury. Some of the UW wide receivers have compared Johnson’s physicality to Dixon, who has always been known as a “down-hill” attacker. Burrell, meanwhile, played in some specialty packages last fall. At cornerback, Dontye Carriere-Williams is Leonhard’s most seasoned competitor. As a redshirt freshman, he was the third corner on the depth chart and an integral component of the nickel defense. During the first week of spring ball, Carriere-Williams was dealing with an abdominal injury, which created more playing opportunities for redshirt sophomore Caesar Williams, Cone, Hicks, et al. Despite the graduation losses, and injuries, Dixon stressed, “We have no choice but to improve. It’s the nature of the game. The show will go on whether there’s a D’Cota or a Dontye.” In time, Nelson, Cone and Hicks could develop into showstoppers. Here’s the skinny on each: Scott Nelson If anyone can relate to Dixon’s pent-up emotion from being inactive this spring, spawning those impromptu backpedaling sequences, it’s Nelson, who confided, “I’d being doing the same thing.” Been there. Done that. As a high school senior, Nelson missed a handful of games because of an ankle injury. When healthy, he had an impact as a quarterback, safety and punt returner. “I grew up a Michigan State fan,” he volunteered. “Everybody expected me to go to Michigan State when they offered me. A few people expected me to go to Michigan. “Nobody expected me to go to Wisconsin.” In the end, however, Nelson opted for the Badgers over Iowa and Penn State. “It was the people, that was the biggest thing,” Nelson said of his decision. “It’s the whole coaching staff, they all genuinely care about you. And that was a huge thing for me.” Nelson arrived last summer without any expectations as a true freshman. Prior to the start of training camp, he pulled his hamstring, which essentially sealed his fate as far as redshirting. “I kind of embraced it; ‘I’m a redshirt and I’m going to get better each day,’” he said. Along with getting into the playbook, he got into the weight room. “I came in at 184 and I’m 208 right now,” he said proudly. “I feel a lot more confident. I’m faster, I’m bigger and I feel like I’ve learned the defense a lot over the past year.” It has allowed Nelson to play “faster” during spring drills. “You’ve got to know everything on the field, everything that everyone is doing,” he said. “If you do, you can play at 100 miles per hour. If you don’t, you’re hesitant and unsure. “I’m going out here each day this spring and trying to be the best safety I can become. I’m not worrying about who’s starting next year. I’m focusing on me getting better.” Dixon likes Nelson’s demeanor — “He’s a leader” — and poise. “He’s very mature for his age,” Dixon said. “He has God-given talent. It’s undeniable. And he has maturity and character. I’m really excited to see him grow. He will blossom over the years.” COMPETITION>>PAGE 10

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