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Superman’s short return is a disappointment for gamers

Anyone who knows anything about Superman knows he's invulnerable to almost anything, except kryptonite. Seasoned video game players know his weaknesses also extend to game representations, with the Nintendo 64's ""Superman"" commonly proclaimed as one of the worst games of all time. 


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Men’s hockey continues slide at Colorado College

Enough of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association season remains that the Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team can build some semblance of momentum for the postseason. But as another weekend passed, UW cannot say that process has begun. 


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Jay tells a Storey

A recent trip to Copps has brought a disturbing trend to my attention: There is now prime parking real estate reserved for the elderly and parents with small children. Considering the newly-expanded definition of ‘handicapped,' I propose that the colorblind be acknowledged as a disabled people. 


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Whitaker’s performance worthy of a ‘king’

When interviewed by People magazine last October about his portrayal of a Ugandan dictator, Forest Whitaker claimed after the movie wrapped, he had a difficult time ""trying to get the guy to leave me. I needed to wash those darker passions away.""  


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Wisconsin clinches WCHA title

The Badger women's hockey team clinched their second consecutive WCHA regular season title Saturday night, defeating the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs 2-1 in overtime on a goal by junior forward Jinelle Zaugg.'


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Film not worth seeing, just ‘because’

Films like ""Because I Said So"" are written, acted and shot in a vacuum. In such movies, women are front and center in every frame, the men are only around to cheat on them and to be breeding stock, mother-daughter relationships are everything and men only have parents so that girlfriends can meet them way, way too early in their relationships. Not all of these have proven to be bad, but how can one be asked to identify with characters when their world is so out of touch with the real world? 


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Doyle clears smoke, improves health-care

Imagine working tirelessly at some thankless minimum-wage job just to scrape together enough money to cover the cost of living. Being broke means taking shortcuts. Not only do you have to forego luxury items such as nice TVs and fancy vacations, but basic needs like yearly doctor visits.  


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Sick leave legislation to hit floor

In the wake of criticism surrounding the accumulated sick leave credit Wisconsin politicians have stacked up, several pieces of legislation have been drafted to remedy the problem and will be debated in the next session. '



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