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By Brian Klatt With the 2016 edition of Badger football set to kick off on September 3, I decided to gaze into my crystal ball — okay, Nerf ball — to determine how Wisconsin’s season will shake out. Now let me be clear: very little research went into this. No numbers were crunched — only kettle chips. Scouting reports studied? Pish posh! Nope, this was done using good, old-fashioned gut instinct. And outside of that time I decided to bedazzle my entire wardrobe and answer only to the name Snazzy Pete, my gut rarely steers me wrong. With that, I give you my game-by-game prognostications. Let me state, though, that these picks are not be used for betting purposes.

Wisconsin 28 LSU 24 The Tigers are highly ranked, but the Badgers have the ghost of Curly Lambeau on their side. That should be enough to scare up a win.

Wisconsin 52 Akron 10 Badger running backs may rewrite the record books in this one … and catch up on homework during some of their runs.

Wisconsin 61 Georgia State 28 Another rout is on. The Badgers even manage to score two touchdowns during the Fifth Quarter.

Wisconsin 14 Michigan State 38 The first hiccup of the season. Not to worry, though — just a little gas.

Wisconsin 23 Michigan 21 Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh spends week pressing his closet full of khaki pants instead of game planning.

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UW-Madison Ranked High By Washington Monthly news.wisc.edu The University of Wisconsin–Madison has been named one of the top 30 universities in the country by Washington Monthly magazine.

The magazine ranked UW–Madison 28th in its annual College Guide and Rankings, based on three criteria: research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and Ph.D.s), social mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students) and service (encouraging students to give something back to their country).

A few of the categories UW–Madison ranked high in include fourth in research expenditures, seventh in the number of science and engineering Ph.D.s awarded, 13th in the number of alumni who go on to serve in the Peace Corps relative to school size, 20th in the number of faculty who are members of the National Academies relative to the numrank>>page 13

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ENTERTAINMENT The Strain SERIES PREMIERE | August 28 The Strain is a high concept thriller that tells the story of Dr. Ephraim “Eph” Goodweather (Corey Stoll), the former head of the Center for Disease Control Canary Team in New York City.

He and his team are called upon to investigate a mysterious viral outbreak with hallmarks of an ancient and evil strain of vampirism. As the strain spreads, Eph, his team and an assembly of everyday New Yorkers wage war for the fate of humanity itself.

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You’re the Worst SEASON PREMIERE | AUGUST 31 You’re the Worst is an original, critically-acclaimed comedy series from Stephen Falk that takes a modern look at love and happiness told through the eyes of two people who haven’t been very successful with either. It’s the story of Gretchen and Jimmy; two lost souls who experience fear, heartbreak, romance, sex, food, Sunday Funday, and friendship in Los Angeles only to find that sometimes the worst people make the best partners.

Atlanta SERIES PREMIERE | SEPTEMBER 6 Two cousins work through the Atlanta music scene in order to better their lives and the lives of their families. Donald Glover serves as Executive Producer, along with Paul Simms and Dianne McGunigle.

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The narcissistic, brash, and self-destructive “Jimmy Shive-Overly” (Chris Geere) thinks all relationships are doomed. The cynical, people-pleasing, and stubborn “Gretchen Culter” (Aya Cash) knows that relationships aren’t for her. After a whirlwind courtship, and a very rough post-cohabitation period of dealing with Gretchen’s clinical depression, Jimmy and Gretchen try to keep the good times rolling while confronting the terrifying fact that relationships grow and deepen even if the two individuals don’t.

For Jimmy and Gretchen, the f-word is “family.”

Rounding out the cast is Desmin Borges who plays “Edgar Quintero,” Jimmy’s once homeless war veteran roommate who is struggling to manage his PTSD while forging a post-combat life. Kether Donohue plays “Lindsay Jillian,” Gretchen’s best friend and former partner in crime who’s exploring her identity after her loveless marriage was resurrected by a surprise pregnancy. www.fxnetworks.com

Tyrant WEDNESDAY NIGHTS yrant is the story of an unassuming American family drawn into the inner workings of a turbulent Middle Eastern nation. Bassam “Barry” Al-Fayeed (Adam Rayner), the youngest son of a war-torn country’s controversial dictator, returns to his homeland after a self-imposed decades-long exile in America. Barry’s American wife Molly (Jennifer Finnigan), and their teenage children, Emma (Anne Winters) and Sammy (Noah Silver), come with him.

Before long, Barry is forced back into the treacherous familial and national politics of his youth. When his emotionally volatile brother Jamal (Ashraf Barhom) assumes the presidency, he offers Barry a key position within his cabinet. Driven by visions of introducing humanitarian freedoms to his homeland, Barry decides to stay, advising his family to return to the U.S. without him. It’s soon obvious that Abuddin will never be free under Jamal’s tyranny, so Barry colludes with members of the U.S. government to initiate a coup. When that plan fails, Barry is sentenced to be executed. However, unwilling to be the direct cause of his brother’s death, Jamal fakes Barry’s execution, and instead releases him into the desert, where he is rescued from certain death by a Bedouin family. Overwhelmed by the family’s generosity – and powerfully drawn to its beautiful young matriarch Daliyah (Melia Kreiling) – Barry becomes even more committed to ending the corrupt Al-Fayeed rule Under the alias “Khalil,” Barry joins the insurgency and swiftly becomes both a leader and a symbol of hope. Back at the palace, Jamal’s wife, Leila (Moran Atias), secretly plots against her husband by working with the Arab League to remove Jamal from office in order to secure a future for her son, Ahmed (Cameron Gharaee). However, the family comes together when Abuddin becomes a target of the Caliphate.

Jamal forms an unlikely alliance with the mysterious “Khalil” to fend off the attack, led by longtime Al-Fayeed opponent Ihab Rashid (Alexander Karim). Together, the President and rebel leader “Khalil” turn back the Caliphate invaders, and Barry is reunited with his shocked family.

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Lord Huron To Headline Rock The Green Festival Rock the Green, a nonprofit with a mission to educate and empower the community to take actionable steps to live sustainably, announced Lord Huron as the headline band for the festival’s third installment, which also features headline acts Robert DeLong, Best Coast, The Heavy, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down and Trapper Schoepp. In addition, Milwaukee artists Evan Christian, Eagle Trace and Great Lake Drifters will perform at the Milwaukee environmental sustainability festival, which will be held from 2 to 11 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, at Reed Street Yards in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point area.

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Tickets are available beginning Thursday, July 21, and are $35 for general admission and $75 for VIP admission. Rock the Green subscribers and 88Nine Radio Milwaukee fans will be offered exclusive pre-sale access starting July 18. Each ticket comes with a refillable aluminum water bottle for use at free fresh water stations on the festival grounds.

“We are thrilled to include these bands in our mission to connect with the community and show that it is easy to take steps toward sustainable living,” said Lindsay Stevens Gardner, founder and executive director, Rock the Green. “We’re pleased to continue Milwaukee’s sustainability conversation by holding the festival at Reed Street Yards, a water technology park at the focal point of Milwaukee’s water research.”

Rock the Green is a Travel Green-certified event. The festival’s zero waste efforts resulted in 93 percent of waste being composted, recycled or repurposed and diverted from landfill. Rock the Green has been recognized as one of the greenest music festivals in the world by UK-based, A Greener Festival Organization.

Lord Huron’s Rock the Green appearance is part of the band’s U.S. tour for their Billboard-acclaimed sophomore album Strange Trails. The Michigan-based indie folk band achieved mainstream success with their debut album Lonesome Dreams in 2012, which peaked at No. 3 on Billboard’s heat-seekers albums chart following the group’s appearance on The Tonight Show. Strange Trails has been featured in several of hit TV shows.

One-man band and American electronic musician Robert DeLong is known for his international hit, Global Concepts, a mix of rock composition with emotional soul. DeLong was an indie rock band drummer prior to launching his solo career.

His second solo album, In the Cards, was released in May 2015 along with the single Don’t Wait Up. American rock duo Best Coast released its third album, California Nights, in May 2015. The pair has been touring with the band Wavves for the majority of 2016. In May, lead singer Bethany appeared on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.

The Heavy, an indie rock band from Bath, England, will perform infectious rockers, like Slave to Your Love, from their new album, Hurt and the Merciless, which debuted in April.

Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, an alternative folk rock group, will appear with their fourth studio album, A Man Alive, which debuted in March. The group will perform alongside Milwaukee’s Trapper Schoepp, who released his latest album Rangers & Valentines in April.

Flamenco artist Evan Christian and Wisconsin natives Eagle Trace and Great Lake Drifters will offer live music on the pedal-powered side stage.

Other highlights of this year’s festival are the new Eco-Kids stage and interactive area with children’s activities, programming and music; locally grown, sustainable and healthy cuisine in the Farm to Fork area; and a gathering of local environmental nonprofits in the Eco-Champs space.

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Wisconsin 20 Ohio State 37 A tough loss at home. But on the plus side, Bucky (fun-loving, playful badger) beats out a Buckeye (a large, nutlike seed) every time.

Wisconsin 41 Iowa 33 The Badgers pull out a win in a tough environment where the fans are nothing if not athletic supporters.

Wisconsin 34 Nebraska 32 The Badgers have the Huskers’ number — and give them a smaller one in return.

Wisconsin 38 Northwestern 21 Some games are real nail-biters from beginning to end. This is not one of those games.

Wisconsin 42 Illinois 14 In the spirit of Homecoming, Wisconsin happily invites Lovie Smith’s team to return to campus every year.

Wisconsin 37 Purdue 3 The only thing in doubt with this game is where Coach Chryst ’88 takes the team for ice cream afterward.

Wisconsin 27 Minnesota 13 Paul Bunyan’s ax doesn’t leave the confines of Camp Randall unless Goldy smuggles it out in his cheeks.

Game Day Events Badger Bash 2.5 hours prior to kickoff, Union South, 1308 W. Dayton St. Join in the fun at the original Badger Game day experience! Enjoy performances by the UW Marching Band and fun activities for the whole family. This event is free and open to the public, with food and beverages available for purchase.

Badgerville 2.5 hours prior to kickoff, Engineering Mall, 1415 Engineering Dr. Visit the official pre-game event of Wisconsin Athletics. This event is free and open to the public, and it features live entertainment, appearances by the UW Band and Bucky Badger, activities for kids, autographs from current UW athletes and Badger greats and more!

(Not staged for the November 29 game against Minnesota.)

Fifth Quarter Immediately following the game, Camp Randall Stadium Stick around after the game to sing along, dance along or just watch the UW Marching Band during its spirited, postgame performance — win or lose!

Attractions and Activities Dane County Farmers’ Market 6 a.m.–2 p.m., Saturdays, Capitol Square Mill about the largest producer-only farmers’ market in the country. Located on Capitol Square, the Dane County Farmer’s Market surrounds the capitol building with the season’s freshest produce, flowers, meats, cheeses and more.

(Runs through Saturday, November 8.)

Daily Monona Terrace Tour 1 p.m., 1 John Nolen Drive Discover one of Madison’s architectural gems. Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center is a perfect mix of beauty and nature. Tours cost $3 per adult and $2 per student.

Goodspeed Family Pier On Lake Mendota, directly behind WAA’s offices (650 N. Lake St.) Experience an instant campus icon by taking a relaxing stroll along this beautiful boardwalk while envisioning what’s yet to come at Alumni Park.

UW Recreational Facilities Camp Randall Sports Center, The Shell and Nielsen Tennis Stadium Take advantage of two of the UW’s recreational sports facilities for a minimal fee: the Camp Randall Sports Center and the Nielsen Tennis Stadium. To receive a day pass, simply show a photo ID. Accepted payment forms are cash, credit cards and checks made payable to UW Rec Sports.

Wisconsin State Capitol Tours 2 E. Main St. Open to the public weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and weekends from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 608-266-0382 for more information or visit tours.wisconsin.gov.

Free tours are offered daily, year round except on select holidays. Tours start at the information desk and last 45-55 minutes.

Allen Centennial Gardens: Self-Guided Tours 620 Babcock Dr. Explore the beauty that lives at UWMadison’s magnificent, outdoor teaching garden. Part of the university’s horticulture department, this 2.5-acre garden showcases thousands of ornamental plants. Free and open to the public from dawn until dusk.

B-cycle Various Madison-area locations Madison B-cycle is a bike-sharing program for trips too short to drive and too long to walk. Check out bikes at any of the 39 available B-stations to cycle around Madison for a small fee. Credit card required.

Additional suggestions

For Madison-area events and activities, go to the Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau website at visitmadison.com.

For popular campus destinations, visit info.wisc.edu.

Parking and Getting around on Game Day On the day of the Badger football game, it is recommended that you use the following methods of transportation because parking near the stadium is extremely limited.

Madison Metro Transit, Route 80 This bus route runs throughout campus free of charge. After a quick jaunt through Eagle Heights, Route 80 will take you down Randall Avenue, stopping between Union South and Camp Randall Stadium. Visit transportation.wisc.edu for more information.

Bucky Bus operated by Kobussen Buses Buses transport fans to Camp Randall Stadium beginning two hours prior to kickoff from Lot 60, 64 and downtown parking ramps. Roundtrip fare is $6, and one-way fare is $3. Return trips run for one hour after the game. Visit kobussen. com or call (608) 825-8700 for more information.

B-cycle Take advantage of the 39 B-cycle stations located throughout campus — especially the one outside Camp Randall Stadium. Visit madison.bcycle.com for more information.

Parking If you must drive, single-game parking for football is available for purchase from various campus lots, with availability on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of the game only. If you wish to purchase parking for the day of the game, you’ll pay the attendant as you enter the lot. For a map of area parking ramps, visit uwbadgers.com.

Dining Options When hunger strikes, there’s no better place to be than in Madison, Wis. The area restaurant scene offers everything from exotic world flavors and supperclub cuisine to sports-bar grub and casual fare. Check out visitmadison.com/ restaurants for a listing of dining establishments.

Show Your Pride Go Local We say Badgers are everywhere … so find them! Catch a game surrounded by other fans in red and white or network with your fellow UW graduates and get involved with one of our 75 WAA chapters across the country and around the world.

Wear the Badger Red That Makes a Difference Your friends and neighbors will know you’ve got tons of Badger spirit when you slip on The Red Shirt™, no matter where you live, work or play. Plus, you’ll be a part of UW-Madison’s tradition of giving back, with proceeds going toward need-based scholarships. /www.uwalumni.com

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“The University of Wisconsin-Madison stands out because it invests in students’ physical and mental health on a comprehensive scale and for the long term,” says Alison Malmon, executive director and founder of Active Minds, the national nonprofit that presents the Healthy Campus Award as part of its commitment to student wellness. “UW-Madison is a model of what’s possible when a college prioritizes a campus culture of health, safety, and well-being.”

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Last year, the university was ranked 19th overall. (Methodology for this year’s ranking changed since the previous year.) This is the 11th year Washington Monthly has issued the ranking.

UW-Madison has also performed highly in other recent rankings. Earlier in August, the university was ranked 28th in the world in the Academic Ranking of World Universities, conducted by Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Rankings are based on alumni and staff winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals, research performance, highly cited researchers and papers published in the journals Nature and Science, articles indexed in the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index Expanded and Social Sciences Citation Index, and per capita performance based on the size of an institution.

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The University of Wisconsin-Madison was selected as a recipient of the 2016 Healthy Campus Award and recognized as one of the healthiest college campuses in the nation by Active Minds. The award celebrates colleges and universities that demonstrate excellence in prioritizing and promoting student health and well-being.

UW-Madison’s innovations in student health have a wide impact on its 43,000 undergraduate and graduate students. University Health Services was one of the first college health centers in the country to transition from an infirmary model of student health care toward a public health approach to student well-being–a change of emphasis from becoming well to staying well.

“I’m very proud of the integrated approach we take to deliver and promote campus community health,” says Chancellor Rebecca Blank. “Our robust public health model provides high-quality medical, mental health, and prevention services in a culturally competent man“I’m very proud ner. We prioritize ensuring a of the integrated healthy, safe, and supportive environment wherever stuapproach we take dents live, learn, work, and play. The health and safety to deliver and of our campus community promote camaffects academic issues, and pus community each student, staff, and faculty member plays a role.” health...”

For students, addressing these health and safety issues means looking within their communities to make change.

“This past year, I joined Greek Men for Violence Prevention, a program for fraternity brothers,” says Dominic Ricci, a thirdyear marketing major. “Sexual violence is a major issue on college campuses right now, and at UW-Madison fraternities play a big role in facilitating the conversation about positive decision making, healthy relationships, violence prevention, and gender equity.”

UW-Madison joins five other colleges and universities recognized this year, including California State University, Long Beach; Jefferson College; Lawrence University; Sacramento State; and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The Healthy Campus Award, now in its second year, involves an extensive application process as well as multiple endorsements and interviews.

Each applicant is assessed across eight criteria, with winners chosen by a panel of prominent researchers and health and higher education experts. The review panel cited numerous reasons why UW-Madison was chosen as one of the nation’s healthiest campuses including UWell, the campus-wide wellness council co-chaired by Office of Human Resources and University Health Services; the teaching and learning initiatives which integrate health and well-being into the classroom environment; mental health resources for student veterans, students of color, and transgender students; and mental health training for fac- 14 the RED xpress SUMMER 2016

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What Not To Do In A Job Interview Everyone will give you advice about how to conduct yourself in an interview.

Be yourself, dress professionally and so on. But what about what you should not say or do in an interview. Here are ways you can screw up an interview.

Arrive late and unprepared When arriving to an interview do not come even one minute late. You should be at least 5 minutes early; this gives the person interviewing you a good first impression. When an interviewer ask you â&#x20AC;&#x153;what do know about the company?â&#x20AC;? you should chime right in.

Trash talking your former employer This is one of the most common mistake one does while explaining why they left there former job. You should always focus on the positives of your previous

working environment. Always portray that you left under good terms.

Bringing your cell phone A big mistake many have made is forgetting to turn off there cell phone or turning it on vibrate mode. Distracting noises can disconnect you with the person interviewing you and make them think you are not focused on your future employment with that company.

Leave your cell phones in the car or at home to avoid bringing in with you.

Being fuzzy on your facts Even though you have your typed up resume, an employer will ask you your work history and other information on your former job. Having to think before you answer sends a message that you are not on top of things. Look over your information on dates of your graduation and former employment.

Dressing inappropriately is a no brainer!

Bad eye contact and fidgeting When you have bad eye contact and you fidget while your interviewer is talking, you are really not interested in what they have to say. It can also show a lack of confidence. When hiring someone, an employer wants t o make sure

you are interested in what you are going to be doing, and not just applying at that company until something better comes along.

Not Asking Questions Start asking questions. You want them to think you are interested in learning more about what your duties will be and how you might be able to advance if you stay with the company. Keep focused on important questions that are more about business and not about money.

Finally, always thank your interviewer for meeting with you.

Perfecting an interview is all about getting yourself mentally prepared before you meet with your potential new employer. Make sure you practice the night before and use these helpful hints to make your new interview a success.

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Womens Basketball Releases Big Ten Schedule

BADGERS SET TO PLAY 16 BIG TEN GAMES IN 2016

by uwbadgers.com The 2016-17 Big Ten Conference schedule for women’s basketball was released on Monday by the conference office. The Wisconsin women’s basketball team will play 16 Big Ten games this season, hosting seven teams that competed in postseason play in 2016.

“We are excited for our Big Ten schedule as we host NCAA tournament teams Ohio State, Michigan State, Indiana and Purdue as well as WNIT participants Michigan, Nebraska and Rutgers,” first-year head coach Jonathan Tsipis said. “Leading the next chapter of Wisconsin women’s basketball, I am enthusiastic that we will have the best fans and develop a strong home-court advantage in the Kohl Center. Our team will be an unselfish team that itself on great defense and a fast-paced transition attack on offense. We look forward to being a part of a great Big Ten women’s basketball season.”

Wisconsin opens the Big Ten season on New Year’s Day with a game against Michigan. The Wolverines were 21-14 last season, advancing to the semifinals of the WNIT. Following road games at WNIT participants Rutgers (19-15 in 2015-16) and Minnesota (20-12), Wisconsin returns home to host Purdue, which made the NCAA tournament last season, on Jan. 11. The Boilermakers lost in the opening round to Oklahoma and finished the year 20-12.

The Badgers travel to Penn State (12-19) and Ohio State (26-8) in mid-January before two straight home games against NCAA challengers Michigan State and Indiana. The Spartans, who come to the Kohl Center on Jan. 25, fell in the second round of the tournament to Mississippi State and finished at 25-9. Indiana, which is led by 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year Teri Moren, comes to Madison on Jan. 29 after a 21-12 season and second-round NCAA tournament showing.

Wisconsin opens February with a trip to Northwestern (18-17) for the only meeting between the two teams.

A tough home schedule awaits the Badgers in February as they welcome Ohio State (26-8) on Feb. 4 and Nebraska (18-13) on Feb. 9. The Buckeyes finished second in the Big Ten last season and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. The Huskers lost in the first round of the WNIT and welcome in new head coach Amy Williams.

Road trips to Michigan and reigning regular-season Big Ten champion Maryland (31-4) proceed UW’s final two home games.

The Badgers welcome WNIT second-round participant Rutgers (19-15) on Feb. 18 before their final home game against Illinois (9-20) on Feb. 22. The regular season wraps up at WNIT participant Iowa (19-14).

The Big Ten Tournament returns to Indianapolis and will be held at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on March 1-5.

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