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‘Everything’ a must-have

Matt Wertz's soulful voice constructs a relaxing yet joyful upbeat sound in a mix of pop, blues and folk in his third album, Everything in Between. Each track maintains a progressive quirky and irresistible sound, marking this album as revolutionary.  


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Language censorship fails to solve racism

Ours is a society that strives to be politically correct. We avoid certain words or come up with new ways to describe things so as not to offend anyone anywhere ever. The question then becomes: How correct is correct enough? Is the insistence on avoiding '


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Rule #1: Better safe than honest

No one actually says things like, ""Hey, hot stuff, you must be tired because you've been runnin' through my mind all day,"" except for in the movies. But I've reached the point where something like that would be borderline cha'


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Purdue ends UW’s bid for conference tournament win

For the second time in a month, Purdue's senior guard Katie Gearlds proved to be too much for the Wisconsin women's basketball team to handle, as she led the Boilermakers with 26 points to knock the Badgers out of the Big Ten Conference tournament in Indianapolis in overtime 82-79 Saturday. 


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Student Aid Reward Act equalizes access

In today's society it is extremely advantageous and almost necessary to a earn a college degree in order to have greater access to employment. However, the exorbitant expenses incurred in gaining a higher education hamper and prevent many would-be p'


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Hmong remarks misinterpreted, law prof says

The University Committee for Academic Freedom and Rights released a statement Friday saying UW Law School professor Leonard Kaplan's academic freedoms — and the academic rights of all UW-Madison professors — must be protected, after Kaplan w'


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Zodiac’s horoscope looking bleak

Thrillers based on unsolved mysteries are inherently problematic. A mystery without a payoff doesn't send anyone home happy. David Fincher largely manages to sidestep this built-in handicap with ""Zodiac,"" a sprawling, compelling drama centering on the long, inevitably fruitless search for the elusive Zodiac killer. But be forewarned, hardcore fans of ""Se7en"" and ""Fight Club"": this is not your typical Fincher film—fast-paced, breathless and ultra-violent—rather, ""Zodiac"" is meditative, subtle and mostly devoid of violence. 



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