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Jumble Jumble
Apr. 25, 2006Correction: The word in the 2nd jumble, LSEONML should be LSEONM with only one L. Also the second circle should be moved to the 3rd spot instead of the 4th. ' ¦'
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The Hangover
Apr. 24, 2006Dear Hangover ~ Last spring my roommate subletted to this guy that was beyond disgusting. After he moved out, I figured it was finally my opportunity to get the house ' ¦'
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Frats teach sexual assault prevention
By Erica Pelzek | Apr. 24, 2006At a university the size of UW-Madison, one does not often hear of students taking on the role of professors. But since Fall 2005, the facilitators of Fraternity Action Coalition, ' ¦
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Willy Street melting pot played host to activism, local artistry of 'working class'
By Sandra Knisely | Apr. 24, 2006Madison: 150 years of history Part six of a semester-long series East of the Capitol lies a neighborhood whose rundown, shabby appearance attracted the attention of energetic artists and activists ' ¦
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Science of studying: Careful caffeine consumption
By Mario Puig and Eric Niespodzany | Apr. 24, 2006As finals approach, there are a few things that will invariably follow: cramming, lack of sleep and lots of caffeine. Caffeine is popular in the college ranks, especially when needed ' ¦'
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Outbreak of mumps may hit UW
By Jamie McMahon | Apr. 24, 2006Health officials are expressing growing concern over the recent outbreak of mumps in the Midwest and the possibility of its spread to the UW-Madison campus, as 17 Wisconsin cases have ' ¦
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Students observe Holocaust Remembrance Day with 24-hour vigil, reading names of victims
By Shira Nanus | Apr. 24, 2006The Holocaust Remembrance Coalition commemorated the Holocaust Monday during a 24-hour vigil on Library Mall by reading the names of the 6 million Jews who perished during the Holocaust. The ' ¦
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You don't want to see this 'American'idiot film
By Molly Reppen and Brad Boron | Apr. 24, 2006American Dreamz\ tell us that beyond the superficial glitz and glamour of fame is a society of self-loathing, miserable people. ""Dreamz,"" the new film written and directed by Paul Weitz, ' ¦'
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Science of studying: Food for thought
By Adam Dylewski | Apr. 24, 2006The brain is a high-maintenance organ. Especially during finals season, it is in metabolic overdrive, so to get the best out of the grey matter, it is important to know ' ¦'
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Reader of the Day: Laura Van Egeren
Apr. 24, 2006If you see this freshman around campus today wish her a belated birthday. Laura, who turned 19 Sunday, deserves birthday kisses — and spankings — because she voluntarily tutors kiddies. Even the little boys ' ¦'
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Meeting tonight to hash out Mifflin Block Party specifics
By John Leppanen | Apr. 24, 2006UW-Madison students and residents of the Mifflin Street area are encouraged to attend an informational meeting about the annual Mifflin Street Block Party tonight. The meeting is being held at ' ¦
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Two UW-Madison students robbed near Frances St.
Apr. 24, 2006Two UW-Madison students were beaten and robbed in separate campus-area robberies late Saturday night. The first robbery occurred at approximately 1:30 a.m. near the intersection of Frances and Langdon streets. ' ¦
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State lawmakers threaten filibuster to bring Ethics Reform bill to Assembly forefront for vote
By Ashley Spencer | Apr. 24, 2006State representatives Mark Pocan, D-Madison, Joe Parisi, D-Madison, and Sondy Pope-Roberts, D-Verona, threatened to filibuster during the legislative session this week in order to bring up the Ethics Reform bill ' ¦
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Bicyclist in good condition after Mills St. accident
Apr. 24, 2006UW-Madison sophomore Ray Rosing was alert and in good condition Monday after a bike accident in which he was hit by two cars and dragged approximately 60 feet under the ' ¦
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Science of studying: Studying is a breeze with zzz's
By Keaton Miller | Apr. 24, 2006With the end of the semester drawing near, students across campus are beginning to study for final exams. For many, this involves spending large amounts of time at the library ' ¦'
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Ethics group lambasts legislature over lax enforcement of laws
By Dana Hamilton | Apr. 24, 2006Despite allegations of corruption and convictions of former lawmakers, legislative action on ethics reform remains stagnant, according to the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign. Senate Bill 1, introduced by state Sen. Michael ' ¦
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Rumsfeld violates U.S. principles
By Kelly Schlicht | Apr. 24, 2006My fellow Americans, let us pretend for a moment that the debacle in leadership currently befalling our country is not one of the greatest administrative blunders since the Watergate scandal ' ¦
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Mayor expands recycling programs to save money
By Samantha Bachmann | Apr. 24, 2006Recycling new products saves fees, makes profiit Mayor Dave Cieslewicz announced the immediate expansion of the city's recycling program to include new waste products such as paper fiber and aluminum ' ¦
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Gasing up on greed
By Erik Opsal | Apr. 24, 2006Gas hit $2.95 per gallon over the weekend here in Madison and has risen to well over $3 per gallon elsewhere. Last Wednesday oil hit a record $74 for barrel ' ¦
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Humankind saved when robots go pop
By Kevin Nelson | Apr. 24, 2006H8V > > Nnm,.zv. No, I haven't yet gone insane, but my laptop almost did. I accidentally spilled pop on it and, despite pop being a delicious beverage which humans throughout ' ¦'
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