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EITS’s latest effort great for ‘Everyone’

For a band that doesn't use any lyrics—save one song which reproduces a war movie—Explosions in the Sky has a lot to say. Entering the music world in 1999, the Texas-based group built a style of post-rock instrumental pieces that practically induce a meditative state. It's a skill that has carried them through four studio albums and an original film soundtrack (Friday Night Lights) and has now matured for their entrancing yet depressingly-titled effort All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone. 


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23 problems and Carrey is one

In the ""Cancelled"" episode of ""South Park,"" aliens kidnap our tyke heroes, leaving Chef and Jeff Goldblum's scientist from ""Independence Day"" to find out where they've been taken. Goldblum figures out that i'


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Women’s basketball loses shootout in Iowa

The Wisconsin women's basketball team fell short at Iowa Sunday afternoon, losing their final game of the regular season and Big Ten play 103-93. With the loss, the Badgers (7-9 Big Ten, 18-11) fell into a four-way tie for fifth place in conference standings going into the Big Ten tournament, earning themselves the No. 7 seed. 


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You snooze you loose, leather wins

Black leather typically says one thing — trouble with a capital ""t"", sometimes in a good way. But in the case of the overstuffed chairs of the Chazen Museum library, it reads more like divinely comfortable and magically plush. However, und'


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MIT professor analyzes hurricane rise

During his lecture Thursday entitled ""Is Global Warming Affecting Hurricanes?,"" Kerry Emanuel focused on the correlation between rising tropical sea surface temperatures and the frequency of hurricanes. '


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U.S. court sides with UW over Barrows

Former UW-Madison administrator Paul Barrows lost his U.S. Court of Appeals case Thursday. The 7th Circuit Court decided Barrows was not done an injustice when the university placed him on unpaid administrative leave after he was told by Chancellor John W'



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