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'The Mosquito Bowl' opens in theaters this weekend with a re-creation of UW–Madison’s Camp Randall in the 1940s.
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A re-created Camp Randall circa 1943 hits the big screen in “The Mosquito Bowl” — a new movie that tells the wartime story of two Badger standouts whose friendship and heroism endured from the gridiron to the front lines of World War II.
A movie about war, college football and two heroic Badgers
'The Mosquito Bowl' opens in theaters this weekend with a re-creation of UW–Madison’s Camp Randall in the 1940s.
news.wisc.edu
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The Center for Journalism Ethics' 17th annual ethics conference
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An Ebling Library Historical Collections Open House
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10:35 am, Zimmer XC Course, 9002 Country Road PD, Verona, Wis.
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