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Senior advantage for Donovan

Sports reporter Ryan Reszel sat down with senior quarterback Tyler Donovan Tuesday to get his thoughts on his battle for the starting QB job for next season.'


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Dishin’ out family love every Thursday

Family dinner is one of those things you don't miss until you're at college. Sure you don't have to actually make dorm food, and frozen pizzas are cheap and easy, but nothing quite compares to Mom's home cooking after a long day of sleeping through class. 


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UW off to El Salvador for investigation

UW-Madison representatives will travel to El Salvador Wednesday to visit Hermosa Manufacturing and to meet with previous workers of the Adidas manufacturer. Chancellor John Wiley hopes the trip will help him, along with the university's Labor Licens'


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Reader of the Day: Ben Levey

When the DC first caught up with Ben, he was hiding in his bed from a spider dangling from the ceiling. Though Ben doesn't have extreme phobias, he does have his share of odd fears. For example Ben is scared of rotten bananas and often smells them t'


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‘The Lookout’ Worth a Look

Before coming aboard to direct himself, Scott Frank's script for the ""The Lookout"" was courted by the likes of Sam Mendes, David Fincher and Michael Mann. Watching the film, it's little wonder why. ""The Lookout"" is a rare thriller for adults—the kind of film that knows carefully drawn characters are far more thrilling than car chases. In a time when one need only turn to the closest multiplex to see that the thriller is a dying genre, ""The Lookout"" breathes new life into the heist film, giving audiences characters they can care about and making the body count count. 


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Kaiser Chiefs fall short on ‘Yours Truly’

Every so often, a band comes along that is hailed as the recurrence of the British invasion—the next Beatles, Kinks, or Rolling Stones. Most recently, the Arctic Monkeys were hyped to high heaven, but in 2005 it was the Kaiser Chiefs who led the way for the return of Brit pop-rock. With their howling single ""I Predict A Riot"" and cheeky cockney charm, the band convinced desperate music fans all over Britain and the United States that rock ‘n' roll had finally returned. Although their impact was not quite so huge in America as in their homeland, the Kaiser Chiefs still sold millions of records and left fans in eager anticipation of their latest release, Yours Truly, Angry Mob. 



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