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Reader of the Day: Ben Altshul

Ben has a unique addiction. Between classes or in any spare moment, he can be found taking a nap. For most, daily napping was last experienced in kindergarten or first grade. But now as a 13th grader, Ben has once again injected nap time into his daily ro'


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When the sun goes down, stay clear of the unlit Lakeshore path. That's the consensus among both administration and students.


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Violent crimes since Aug. put campus on edge

A heightened sense of fear has spread over the UW-Madison community, a sentiment administrators acknowledge and students attribute to high-profile crimes that have shocked the campus and its greater community this school year. 


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Fantastic ‘Sisters’ humors theater-goers

Anton Chekhov's ""Three Sisters,"" now running at the University Theatre by director James Bohnen, is not a play for everyone. Chekhov is a playwright many have a hard time coming to terms with. His plays are full of upper crust do-nothing characters that change very little, if at all, over the course of the play and talk incessant pseudo-philosophy about having to endure the pain and disappointments of life.  


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Men fall to ‘Cats; women get swept

Despite the successful return of junior Jeremy Sonkin to the lineup, the No. 35 UW men's tennis team was defeated 4-3 by No. 45 Northwestern (6-8 overall, 1-2 Big Ten) Saturday at Combe Tennis Center in Evanston, Ill.  


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‘West Bank Story’ reigns over live action shorts

In a world where bigger is seen as better, there is a tendency to overlook the little things in life. With all the money spent creating, marketing and displaying full-length films, the short film can be a simple pleasure. Such is the case with the Academy Award-nominated shorts, which make up for their lack of character development with creative writing, comedy and social awareness. Although ""West Bank Story"" stands above the others with its tasteful blend of stereotyped humor and blunt morality, each short is well worth the ""short"" time commitment. 



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