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UW Greek community holds Va. Tech vigil

A candlelight vigil organized by fraternity member and UW-Madison junior Brian Cho and the UW-Madison Greek Community was held Monday on Library Mall in remembrance of the Virginia Tech shootings that occurred last Monday. '


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Reader of the Day: Charley Smith

Charley feels liberated, yet dejected now that he's done rehearsing eight hours a week for Humorology with his frat, AEPi. Luckily for Charley his team's performance won the competition. That's also probably a good thing, being that for the past semester, his professors have wondered if he's still enrolled in school. As to what Charley will do with all of his free time, he said, ""Well, hunger in Africa is still a problem.""


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Crime drama genre left ‘fractured’

When 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

To 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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Letter to the Editor

With 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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‘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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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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