October 14, 2009
- 5:00 pm
By Sara C - Fordham
Welcome back to The Rival Rundown! If you’ve always wanted to give props to your school on CC, now’s your chance! Shoot us an email explaining what’s awesome and unique about your school (or what stinks about Rival U) at rivalrundown@collegecandy.com!
Put on yer best Midwest accent, serve up some hot dish, and grab yer mittens, because this week we’re taking a look at two of the nation’s premier state schools who rival each other in just about everything–but especially hockey. The University of Minnesota–Twin Cities and the University of Wisconsin–Madison are both members of the Big Ten conference and the northern region, where hockey is the recreational sport of choice. Can one of these schools score a hat trick?
1. Mascot Match-up
Minnesota- Goldy Gopher, the leader of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, has led fans in cheering for twenty-four NCAA titles, five of which were won for hockey!
Wisconsin-The Wisconsin Badgers have won twenty-six NCAA titles, six of which were for men’s hockey. However, the men’s boxing team has won the most of any Wisconsin sport, with eight national titles.
Three credits to: Wisconsin. Cuz they’d beat the crap out of me if I didn’t say that. Read More »
Tags: Badgers, Big Ten, bob dylan, Border Battle Cup, Bud Selig, Carol Bly, college rivalry, Fifth Quarter, Frank Lloyd Wright, Golden Gophers, Goldy Gopher, hat trick, Herb Brooks, hockey, joyce carol oates, madison, minnesota, Miracle on Ice, mlb, Ski-U-Mah, Twin Cities, wisconsin
I know that I am a woman of the new millennium, but I still cannot believe that in 2008 there are still people out there trying to control women’s bodies and what we choose to do with them. Especially doctors.
Recently, a federal rule was proposed in Minnesota that would eliminate the mandate for hospitals to provide emergency contraception to rape victims. This rule would “broaden the definition of abortion to include the most widely used forms of birth control, which can prevent implantation of a fertilized egg.”
“It elaborates that the rule change would mean doctors and nurses would not have to provide information on birth control, prescriptions or give referrals to get it elsewhere. Operating room technicians would not have to clean instruments used in a surgical procedure, the proposal said.” Read More »
Tags: abortion, doctors, emergency contraceptive, federal ruling, minnesota, morality, morning after pill, plan b, rape victim, unwanted child, womans right to choose, women, womens rights