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Throwback photos: The evolution of Wisconsin's Bucky Badger over the years (opens the original)
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Bucky Badger wasn't always Bucky. And he wasn't always huggable, either. Scroll on for a history in photographs of one of the best mascots in college athletics. After many years of neglect, the 113-year-old Garver Feed Mill has been restored as a center for food and wellness businesses. Here's a look a… Bucky Badger's likeness was copyrighted on Oct. 2, 1940 Marek Michalicka moved up from Badgers assistant coach to coach after Kelcy McKenna left for Southern Methodist. Two sets of triplets from
10 legendary Madison supper clubs you'll never eat at again (opens the original)
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The supper club is a true Wisconsin institution, and Madison has had some legendary ones. Here's a look at 10 supper clubs we remember fondly. With our weekly newsletter packed with the latest in everything food. We all have favorite restaurants and bars, including those we wish we could visit just one more time. Here's a look at the iconic establishmen… We are sharing Wisconsin State Journal staffers' favorite work from 2019. From managing editor Teryl Franklin: As a senior editor at the State…
Throwback photos: A salute to newspaper delivery boys (opens the original)
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Take a step back in time to remember old-school newspaper delivery boys on National Newspaper Carrier Day, which is Sept. 4. Newspaper carriers used to be mostly young schoolboys who earned spending money and were rewarded with prizes for good work. These photos were taken by longtime State Journal photographer Arthur M. Vinje. Browse our galleries of throwback photos from the Wisconsin State Journal archives. Browse our collections of archive photos of life in Madison in the latter half of the
Remembering how Madison celebrated V-J day, Sept. 2, 1945 (opens the original)
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Japan surrendered to Allied forces on Aug. 14, 1945, ending World War II. But it wasnât until Sept. 2, 1945, that Japan signed the document of surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. Here's a look at what the celebrations were like in Madison and elsewhere in the country. Browse our galleries of throwback photos from the Wisconsin State Journal archives. On Oct. 18, 1967, a student sit-in at UW-Madison turned violent and became a seminal event in local and national history related to t
Throwback photos: 10 UW-Madison student bars you'll never drink at again (opens the original)
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Here's a look back at some of the local bars that used to be packed by legions of UW-Madison students. While these local watering holes have since closed down, they certainly made their mark. Browse our galleries of throwback photos from the Wisconsin State Journal archives. Between important news updates about COVID-19, and the side effects of extreme cabin fever, some of us at the State Journal thought you might … With relief funds running out, COVID-19 still surging and cold weather coming, m
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