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Density plan caveats ease some concerns
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Apr. 24, 2007Although we do not support the Alcohol Density Plan, the four amendments do improve the flawed policy.'
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Crime drama genre left ‘fractured’
By Eric R. Schmidt | Apr. 24, 2007When David Fincher released ""Zodiac"" earlier this year, the bar was raised for psychological crime dramas. ""Zodiac"" was Fincher's best film to date, exhibiting a pitch-perfect atmosphere of unsettling dread and undefined fear.
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Madison Metro cashes in on wrapped bus
By Luke Davis | Apr. 24, 2007To combat significant funding deficits, the Madison Metro transit system introduced fully wrapped bus advertisements in March. So far, the buses have been running for two months and have driven thousands of dollars into the company.'
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Women’s rowing ready for Big Tens
By Ben Breiner and Jennifer Kidd | Apr. 24, 2007UW women's rowing coach Bebe Bryans spoke on Monday to discuss the upcoming Big Ten rowing championships, which will be held on Lake Wingra in Madison this Saturday.
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Officials applaud renovations for parking ramp, debate construction
By Quinn Craugh | Apr. 24, 2007The Joint Southeast Campus Area Committee met Monday and tackled a number of issues ranging from shenanigans in downtown parking ramps to renovations on Regent Street and campus construction this summer.'
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Lawmakers thirsty for new soft drink tax
By Bob Spoerl | Apr. 24, 2007Students with a Coca-Cola addiction might have to start paying more to feed their fix — 21 cents more, to be precise. '
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Letter to the Editor
By Letters to the editor | Apr. 24, 2007With all the press Delta Lambda Phi has gotten lately, I was happy to see another feature on our growing colony here at UW-Madison. I'd like to take this opportunity to respond to a few of Marcie Benson's assertions in Monday's column.'
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Bizarre molestations key to college
By Holly Noe and Kevin Nelson | Apr. 23, 2007It's 9 o'clock. Do you know where your keys are?'
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Wisconsin track runs well in Oregon and Iowa, earn many NCAA qualifiers
By John Leppanen | Apr. 23, 2007Both men's and women's track had strong showings last weekend in Oregon and Iowa.'
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Men’s golf finishes fourth while women’s golf struggles at weekend invitationals
By Eric Levine | Apr. 23, 2007The Badger men's golf team used a strong final round to finish fourth at the Fossum/Spartan Invitational at Michigan State this weekend.
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‘Hot Fuzz’ fails to live up to expectations
By Kevin Nelson | Apr. 23, 2007With ""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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War protest errs from focus
By Letter to the Editors | Apr. 23, 2007I 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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UW Crew rows past competition in style
By Rebecca Autrey | Apr. 23, 2007Both the men's and women's rowing teams dominated last weekend in Madison, winning every event that they participated in. '
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Abortion decision not constitutional violations
By Enye Langree | Apr. 23, 2007Last 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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Enhancer drugs promise to pump up performance
By Keaton Miller | Apr. 23, 2007Keaton it Real: This week, Keaton discusses a new class of drugs designed not to treat medical conditions, but to improve the performance of healthy humans.'
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Beatles’ lyrics define a revolution
By Jeff Landow | Apr. 23, 20072007 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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textbook theft an issue for students
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board and Christina Thuli | Apr. 23, 2007In his last hurrah on the City Council, Austin King proposed an ordinance that would regulate the sales of used textbooks. According to Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, textbook theft is a prevalent city problem and forcing stricter record keeping at bookst'
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Plasma advance brings fusion closer
By Cecile Resop | Apr. 23, 2007UW-Madison researchers have discovered a technique for containing plasma that brings fusion power closer to reality'
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