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Prince continues his Purple Reign

After spending the better part of a decade making music seemingly no one but he wanted to hear, Prince made an unexpected but entirely welcome return to pop music with ' ¦'


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Food companies appeal to youth market

President Bush's health care speech this February was held at the Wendy's headquarters in Dublin, Ohio. In his opening comments he complimented the late Dave Thomas, Wendy's founder, for leaving ' ¦'


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Undergrad research and writing earn publication

Undergraduate research journals on campus are giving a younger set of UW-Madison academics opportunities to publish research, previously only offered to graduate-level students. Illumination, the journal for humanities-related content, is ' ¦


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Reader of the Day: Paige Mika

During the lazy days of summer, kids fling themselves across their Slip ‘n' Slide, but in Paige's waterworld Slip ‘n' Slides move indoors for drunken teenagers. At a house party, Paige sprayed her kitchen-sink hose, coating the floor with water. Everyone flew across tile, bashing into cabinets. This is dangerous for aqua amateurs, but Paige is a professional. Just last year, Paige was crowned Minnesota State Champion Synchronized Swimmer after a stunning routine to a techno rendition of Ozzie Osborne's Crazy Train.\ Good luck with that, Paige.  


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TV Personalites'album no rerun

For the vanguard of the punk revolution of the late '70s, mainstream recognition has not been a predictor of longevity. The Sex Pistols were through before the decade was out, ' ¦'


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Glitch spoils student elections

Record turnout overloads system, candidates furious Election officials halted voting on student government elections and two campus referenda Wednesday after technical errors due to high voter turnout rendered the results ' ¦


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Fuzzy line between law, ethics

Miller Lite has more taste than Bud Light. At least according to their commercials they do. But how do consumers know whether this is true, and how is Miller allowed ' ¦'



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