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Beatles’ lyrics define a revolution

2007 is the 40th anniversary of the classic Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band. The BBC is working on an anniversary cover album, the entire Beatles back catalog is about to become accessible on iTunes due to a copyright conflict finally getting resolved, and people in general are reflecting back on what it was that made the Beatles such a phenomenon in the first place. I would like to add my two cents and suggest that part of the reason the Beatles were not only immensely successful, but also profound and timeless ,is because of their lyrics. Many a life lesson can be gleaned from the Beatles' oeuvre—in fact, someone could probably write a self-help book using only Beatles-specific moral nuggets. While I don't have time (or the space in The Daily Cardinal) to write an entire book, I think a recap of the text might look something like this: 


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Abortion decision not constitutional violations

Last Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark 5-4 ruling that upheld the federal government's ban on partial birth abortions. In a stinging dissent, Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg called the decision ""alarming.""  


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Ari strikes gold on ‘One Take’

Most 21-year-olds can't say they have their own music on iTunes or were the only act playing at Summerfest at one time. However, local musician Ari Herstand has achieved both of these things and is growing in popularity in Madison and Minneapolis, where he plays most of his shows. Herstand recently released his sophomore solo album, One Take, which showcases his unique ""folk hop"" genre that sounds unlike anything you've ever heard.  


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War protest errs from focus

I attended the anti-Iraq war rally and I was really disappointed by what I found. I went expecting a great anti-war rally, and what I found was considerably different. The first problem is that very few people showed up. I could come up with a million rea'


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‘Hot Fuzz’ fails to live up to expectations

With ""Shaun of the Dead,"" the team of director Edgar Wright and writer/star Simon Pegg burst out of Britain and became pop culture icons. Its ability to simultaneously parody zombie films and romantic comedies while elevating everything with its own brand of humor elevated it above a standard ""Scary Movie""-esque parody film. 


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Jay tells a Storey

My name is Jay Storey, and I am an overprotective older brother. For the past 19 years I've denied it, but with my sister's first serious boyfriend has come the realization that my role in life is to be an asshole to every little bastard that '



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