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Faux-French band to play High Noon

...Nous Non Plus play the High Noon Saloon tonight, and considering their sugary vocal harmonies, bouncy melodies and irrepressible excitement, there are certainly worse ways to spend $5. Though ...Nous Non Plus do little to distance themselves from their'


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Provost responds to education panel

U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings described proposals developed by the Commission on the Future of U.S. Higher Education Tuesday, garnering protest and dissatisfaction from both UW-Madison officials and parents. '


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Green inches closer to Doyle in recent poll

The gap between incumbent Gov. Jim Doyle and Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Green is closing, according to the most recent Rasmussen Reports election survey. The electronic polling firm shows Green within three points of Doyle, a significant decrease from last'


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Weird Al on new album and mad rhymin’ skillz

""Weird Al"" Yankovic has come a long way since recording ""My Bologna"" in a college restroom in 1979. Twenty-six years, 12 albums and three Grammys later, Weird Al spoke to The Daily Cardinal about his continuing reign as the King of Parody and his new album, Straight Outta Lynwood. 


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BBC to tape Barrett lecture

Republican U.S. Rep. and gubernatorial hopeful Mark Green is calling for the removal of embattled lecturer Kevin Barrett for the second time this semester. Green and 52 state representatives, 51 of which were Republicans, called for Barrett's termin'


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Summary judgment

With the election only two months away, campaigns on both sides fling charges of bias and misconduct. The Daily Cardinal provides a list of recent events for students to make informed decisions while considering candidates.'


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Penn fails as King’s man

There are a slew of decent actors in the world, but there are only a handful that are so good it's not fair. Sean Penn is one of them, in spite of his overdone performance as Governor Willie Stark in the recently released ""All the King's Men,"" a long and boring political drama.  


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