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Bush’s ‘Death’ fails to entice

It is 2007. The war in Iraq still rages and tensions with North Korea have escalated. Following a speech for the Economics Club of Chicago, George W. Bush is assassinated in front of the Sheraton hotel. ""Death of a President,"" written and directed by British filmmaker Gabriel Range, is a fake documentary detailing the assassination of the president through manipulated archival footage, fictional interviews and CGI effects.  


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Stanford prof. debates stem cell ethics at UW

The issue of stem cell research — one of UW-Madison's most lucrative research areas — is one that ""challenges the most fundamental principles on which our society is based,"" said William Hurlbut, a member of the President's'


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Ethics, politics restrain stem cell researchers

Dr. William B. Hurlbut addressed UW-Madison students and residents at Union South Tuesday night, focusing on ethical reasons for promoting Altered Nuclear Transfer (ANT) in stem cell research. The new method proposes that no embryo would be created or des'


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How local pizza deliveries stack up

Despite the temptation to take a break from a late night study session and indulge in comfort foods, the allure of warm pizza is often thwarted by the thought of having to face rigid winds and slushy sidewalks on the walk to a restaurant. Luckily, severa'


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Ethics Reform to sweep legislature next year

Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton, incoming state Assembly Speaker, Rep. Mike Huebsch, R-West Salem, and state Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona, all addressed the mounds of money spent in the mid-term elections and the campaign finance and ethics reform at a Common C'


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The footprint of Southworth on campus

With student organizations facing increased scrutiny from the university, some groups are questioning Associated Students of Madison Student Segregated Fees Committee's viewpoint neutrality and the application of the Southworth v. Board of Regents '


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Art outside the box

\The Chazen Museum of Art's latest exhibition, 'Russian Lacquer Boxes: A Narrative Tradition,' is one of boundless imagination and miniature proportions,"" writes Aniela Sobieski. '


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Madison working way around marriage ban

Although the ""gay marriage ban"" hindered plans to authorize civil unions and offer health benefits to the domestic partners of UW-Madison employees, same-sex couples can file for legal protections to create a status similar to that of a marrie'


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