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LED Fantasy

LED Fantasy

Aaron Miller, Clarion Staff Writer December 7, 2011

For 21 years the Madison “Holiday Fantasy in Lights,” has been delighting kids and adults alike with its complex and colorful displays. The light show was first held at Warner Park in 1989. Back then...

Treasures of the Rainforest

Brooke McGee, Clarion Opinions Editor December 7, 2011

Goblin Valley State Park in Utah, the sliding rocks of Death Valley Park in Cali. or the Moaning Cavern in Cali. These may be places that are easily on our “to do list” when we are finished with college. But...

Are all cupcake shops created equal?

Caryn Kindkeppel, Clarion Staff Writer December 7, 2011

The cupcake craze isn’t dead. In fact, it’s downright trendy to pick up a personal-sized, miniature cake that one can eat on the go. Perhaps it’s because they’re perfect for large groups, since...

Rediscovering ‘The Muppets’

Vishmaa Ramsaroop-Briggs, Clarion Graphic Designer December 7, 2011

The Muppets have faced many challenges over the years, from an industrialist trying to get Kermit as a fried frog legs spokesperson, to pirates, but their greatest challenge is at the heart of “The Muppets”...

Coyote Grace captures hearts, souls with its music

Faith Hughes, Clarion Staff Writer December 7, 2011

Coyote Grace is a unique, multi-faceted band hailing from the lush expanses of Northern California and featuring three talented individuals. With a foundation firmly anchored in blues, roots, soul and...

Taking asylum: Microbrewery provides visitors a cozy escape

Taking asylum: Microbrewery provides visitors a cozy escape

Caryn Kindkeppel, Clarion Staff Writer November 23, 2011

Ale Asylum is a microbrewery that is located right off of Highway 51, just north of the Madison College Truax Campus. In addition to the brewery, that can be toured for free on Saturday evenings (6 and...

‘Tower Heist’ brings in star power, lots of laughs

Brittany Durst, Clarion Office Manager November 23, 2011

“Tower Heist” is a creative movie that succeeds in being fun as well as funny. This interesting spin on a heist-style movie brings together a wide range of actors and actresses including Eddie Murphy,...

March of Dimes Signature Chefs auction was a success

Ashley Salmon, Clarion News Editor November 23, 2011

The March of Dimes is a non-profit organization that strives to see more healthy babies by funding the research of birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. On Nov. 10, the March of Dimes held...

Visiting student enjoys his first chance on stage

MUHAMMAD ANTA KUSUMA, Clarion Staff Writer November 23, 2011

It was a sunny afternoon the day “The Red Badge of Courage” premiered. It’s a play that tells about the Civil War battle of Chancellorsville in 1861. I walked from my apartment to the downtown...

Daring eaters only please

Daring eaters only please

Caryn Kindkeppel, Clarion Staff Writer November 8, 2011

Fugu is Japanese for “pufferfish”.  The dish made from it, which is a delicacy, is very dangerous to eat due to the neurotoxins it contains, and therefore must be prepared by specially trained chefs. ...

Parthenon is a great place to eat

Parthenon is a great place to eat

Ross Schuette, Clarion Copy Editor November 8, 2011

Parthenon Gyros is a downtown hotspot for authentic Greek cuisine. Offering a variety of Grecian tastes, Parthenon is a great place for families, casual diners, and late night munchies. Going into the...

Lutefisk, an annual Scandinavian treat  at Lakeview Lutheran Church event

Lutefisk, an annual Scandinavian treat at Lakeview Lutheran Church event

Aaron Miller, Clarion Staff Writer November 8, 2011

Approximately 10 months ago, a codfish was caught in Scandinavian waters. It was cleaned, had its head and fins removed, and left to hang on top of the Norwegian fjords for three months until the cool...

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