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Microsoft and the Children of Zune

Like the television or the toaster, we take our iPods for granted — as if they've always been around and always will be. This may be true, but Microsoft is doing everything it can to assure this will change. Tuesday, Nov. 14, Microsoft is unveil'


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UW moves up to No. 9

Despite the hoopla surrounding the Badger football team moving up to No. 9 in the Bowl Championship Series ranking, head coach Bret Bielema focused on the upcoming Buffalo game in his Monday press conference.'


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Califone’s newest is masterful folk-rock

With their eighth album, Roots & Crowns, Califone have hit a possible peak in an already strong career making experimental indie folk-rock. It is both their most sweepingly coherent artistic statement and their most accessible batch of melodies and arrangements. 


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Badgers suffer another home series sweep

Even though the Badgers were able to put three goals up on the board Saturday, it still wasn't enough to salvage a point for the weekend as they followed Friday's 2-0 loss to Denver with another loss, a 4-3 overtime heartbreaker.'


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GonzA¡lez IAA¡rritu towers with ‘Babel’

Their father gives two Moroccan children a .270-caliber rifle to go hunt jackals. Once alone on the nearby cliffs, the youngest shoots at a tour bus, seriously wounding an American woman (Cate Blanchett). The nearest hospital is four hours away, so the bus detours to a remote village where her husband (Brad Pitt) begs for aid from the U.S. Embassy. This incident provides the narrative center of Alejandro GonzA¡lez IAA¡rritu's ""Babel.""  


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Victory in silver lining for gay marriage group

Homosexuality is becoming more acknowledged and more accepted every day in society, if not yet in the legal statutes. Fair Wisconsin may have come up short in 2006, but, sooner or later, a day will inevitably come when gay people will no longer be subject'


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