The Badger Herald

‘Unplugged’ album features best of artist

by Meredith Dietrich
December 5, 2005

Enya's new CD gives same old feel

by Meredith Dietrich
November 30, 2005

‘Veener’ contemplative, sad

by Meredith Dietrich
November 15, 2005

Guster's lead guitarist releases religious disc

by Meredith Dietrich
November 8, 2005

Haunting vocals on musician’s newest

by Meredith Dietrich
November 3, 2005

Cabrera's 3rd CD agitating listeners

by Meredith Dietrich
October 31, 2005

Late musical introduction produces talented singer

by Meredith Dietrich
October 27, 2005

Tedeschi wows listeners with soft style

by Meredith Dietrich
October 21, 2005

Rascal Flatts tour with latest album

by Meredith Dietrich
October 20, 2005

Mest showing growth on CD

by Meredith Dietrich
October 11, 2005

Eclectic musician shows rocker side

by Meredith Dietrich
October 10, 2005

New Liz Phair album not very miraculous

by Meredith Dietrich
October 6, 2005

Post-Armstrong Crow lacking talent

by Meredith Dietrich
October 5, 2005

Audiences finding ‘Illuminated’ great

by Meredith Dietrich
September 28, 2005

Series’ soundtrack proves satisfying

by Meredith Dietrich
September 27, 2005

Foo Fighters show incredible range on 5th album

by Meredith Dietrich
September 9, 2005

Caped Crusader triumphantly returns to Gotham

by Meredith Dietrich
September 1, 2005

Rob Thomas strikes a chord

by Meredith Dietrich
August 8, 2005

Simon, Garfunkel reunite on new live album

by Meredith Dietrich
December 8, 2004

Release captures live-show energy

by Meredith Dietrich
December 6, 2004

Lighthearted ‘Finding Neverland’ loses focus

by Meredith Dietrich
November 30, 2004

Stop never ceases showcase of maturity

by Meredith Dietrich
November 23, 2004

Larrieux bravely mixes genres

by Meredith Dietrich
November 19, 2004

Irish director’s off-kilter romantic comedics

by Meredith Dietrich
November 12, 2004

Creative light shines on ‘Shadows’

by Meredith Dietrich
November 8, 2004

Madison’s favorite quirky folk duo

by Meredith Dietrich
November 5, 2004

Broussard touts incredible vocal range in debut album

by Meredith Dietrich
November 3, 2004

Modern urban legends keep Halloween packed with thrills

by Meredith Dietrich
October 29, 2004

Emotion, talent make powerful pop sound

by Meredith Dietrich
October 27, 2004

Jazz triumph from Hunter’s latest disc

by Meredith Dietrich
October 21, 2004

Lads find fame at end of rainbow

by Meredith Dietrich
October 18, 2004

‘The Hustle’ marks new high

by Meredith Dietrich
October 11, 2004

Anaid springs up from down under

by Meredith Dietrich
October 7, 2004

Idiosyncracies improve Drive

by Meredith Dietrich
September 29, 2004

Jean Grae slips on path to rap stardom

by Meredith Dietrich
September 27, 2004

Rosebuds’ debut album falls short

by Meredith Dietrich
September 22, 2004

World of fantasy helps teen relate

by Meredith Dietrich
September 15, 2004

Sounds of the suburbs

by Meredith Dietrich
September 9, 2004

Hot time from Beautiful Girls

by Meredith Dietrich
September 7, 2004

‘Garden State’ a heartfelt movie with an eclectic soundtrack

by Meredith Dietrich
September 1, 2004

‘Hellboy’ lives up to its name

by Meredith Dietrich
May 4, 2004

Soundtrack would have gotten away with it if not for meddling kids, dog

by Meredith Dietrich
April 30, 2004

Pat McGee Band could use a new sound

by Meredith Dietrich
April 20, 2004

‘Whole Ten Yards’ one bad sequel too many

by Meredith Dietrich
April 14, 2004

Student organizes gay marriage benefit

by Meredith Dietrich
April 8, 2004

“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”

by Meredith Dietrich
April 7, 2004

Festival showcases IATECH student projects

by Meredith Dietrich
April 1, 2004

‘Mirror Mirror’ not the fairest Snow White selection

by Meredith Dietrich
March 23, 2004

‘Havana Nights’ soundtrack upstages its stale film counterpart

by Meredith Dietrich
March 4, 2004

Adelayda’s instrumental talents add depth to boy band themes

by Meredith Dietrich
March 4, 2004

Charlemagne fit for a king, or a least a Floyd fan

by Meredith Dietrich
February 26, 2004

Frankenixon pulls ahead of stale pop crowd

by Meredith Dietrich
February 19, 2004

Clumsy Lovers’ tunes compelling, but not for everyone

by Meredith Dietrich
February 12, 2004

Stubblefield’s latest proves true to style

by Meredith Dietrich
February 5, 2004

Lockwood speaks out

by Meredith Dietrich
January 30, 2004

‘Something’s Gotta Give’ reveals Nicholson’s comedic side

by Meredith Dietrich
January 29, 2004

Sarah McLachlan ‘glows’

by Meredith Dietrich
January 19, 2004

UW researchers find evidence for exercise addiction

by Meredith Dietrich
December 11, 2003

Cigar and pipe smoking equivalent to regular cigarette use

by Meredith Dietrich
November 24, 2003

Spam spreads to cell phones and web logs

by Meredith Dietrich
November 20, 2003

Medical marijuana used to treat MS patients

by Meredith Dietrich
November 13, 2003

Fast foods required to label

by Meredith Dietrich
November 12, 2003

Bill to Require Nutrition Content in Menus

by Meredith Dietrich
November 10, 2003

Television found to be effective sex educator

by Meredith Dietrich
November 10, 2003

U.S. drug prices higher than other countries

by Meredith Dietrich
November 3, 2003

Coca-Cola releases orange juice that lowers cholesterol

by Meredith Dietrich
October 31, 2003

Computer games relieve phobias

by Meredith Dietrich
October 23, 2003

Tanning salons proven link to skin cancer

by Meredith Dietrich
October 21, 2003

University website encourages students to learn languages

by Meredith Dietrich
October 16, 2003

KFC chicken cruelty

by Meredith Dietrich
October 13, 2003

Black tea found to lower cholesterol

by Meredith Dietrich
October 6, 2003

Maryland University offers Harry Potter course

by Meredith Dietrich
October 2, 2003

Latest report tests effectiveness of anti-drug ads

by Meredith Dietrich
September 29, 2003

Epilepsy drug used to treat cocaine addiction

by Meredith Dietrich
September 25, 2003

Dating gets convenient

by Meredith Dietrich
September 19, 2003

Public pot

by Meredith Dietrich
September 17, 2003