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<p>I can only speak to Madison. The students here are liberal in a Democratic party sense. Student radicalism is long gone. There is very little activism on campus. It also doesn’t seem to be a quirky as it once may have been, [Pail</a> & Shovel Party – Surrounded By Reality](<a href=“http://www.surroundedbyreality.com/UW/Other/Presidents/PailShov.asp]Pail”>Akun Demo Slot: 20 Slot Demo Gratis Tanpa Deposit Rupiah). The town tends to be liberal. From what little I know the music scene in Austin seems much more vibrant. </p>
<p>I like watching the HGTV House Hunter shows set in Austin. You can get some nice places for relatively inexpensive prices. Madison homes aren’t expensive but lots of them on the west side seemed to have been built in the 60s and are very blah in style. The older homes on the east side of town have more character but have their own drawbacks.</p>
<p>Lots of school spirit in Madison. However, the students have developed a tradition of not showing up until well into the first quarter of football games.</p>