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Words like violence break the ’Silence’ in Grafton’s latest

Sue Grafton's alphabetical mysteries have given the public much more than easy soundbite templates for critics since the awesome, amazing, astonishing 'A is for Alibi' first came out in 1982. Millions of readers have followed the pulpish adventures of southern California's spunkiest female private investigator, Kinsey Millhone, in 'Alibi's' 18 sequels. The latest, 'S is for Silence,' disappointingly shows that Kinsey's enduring character power is simply not enough to hold interest when Grafton cannot come up with an interesting plot. 'Silence' struggles to succeed, simply short-changing the reader with a severely sub-par story. (Sorry.) 


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Ironically, late to ’The Late Show’

I will always remember that scorching Wednesday last August when I visited my friend in The Big Apple. It was my first time in New York and while the birds chirped, cab horns honked and a withered old man in blue and white L.L. Bean bibs introduced me to his 70-pound, 3-foot-tall Persian greyhound Rupert, Grasser (a friend of mine) and I walked down Broadway to check out Times Square. 


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OSU, Davenport overpower UW

Behind a double-double performance by 2005 Big Ten Player of the Year Jessica Davenport, No. 7 Ohio State (16-2, 7-1 Big Ten) downed the visiting Badgers (7-13, 1-7 Big Ten) ' ¦


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Coreweekly magazine halts its production

Coreweekly magazine folded Thursday after nearly 18 months of publication, according to several of the alternative weekly's employees. Coreweekly Publisher Catherine Nelson started two previous alternative weeklies in other cities, ' ¦


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Go txt yourself

The international community beat the United States to mobile porn, and it also eclipsed the states with text-messaging technology. In China, some words in Mandarin so closely resemble the names ' ¦'


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UW spring season continues

The UW women's tennis team looks to win its second-consecutive match of the spring Saturday. The No. 34 Badgers (1-0) play host to No. 54 Western Michigan (1-2) this Saturday ' ¦


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Life goes on for depleted UW

After a statement victory over Penn State, Badger players were back on the court, running through a relaxed practice that ended with a free throw contest between junior forward Jason ' ¦


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Reader of the Day

Even if it has been 40 degrees outside, it's still the middle of January and spring break is a long ways off. That's where Katie and Rob come in as travel assistants at the Memorial Union Travel Center. This year Katie will be off to Jamaica to soak up some Red Stripe and Pina Coladas (hopefully not at the same time, that's so gross) while Dan will travel to Amsterdam. When asked what else he'll do in Amsterdam Dan had 'no comment' for the DC. Well travelistas, best of luck in your debauchery.


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Jeff Hanson brings folk-pop to campus

Wisconsin-born singer/songwriter Jeff Hanson is playing at Union South's Club 770 tonight. Why should you be interested? Aren't there enough guys playing quiet, folksy music these days? As Hanson will ' ¦'


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Golden opportunity for Gophers

The No. 2 Wisconsin men's hockey team (18-4-2 overall, 13-3-2 WCHA) heads into the weekend series with Minnesota (16-6-4, 9-5-2) on their heels after being swept in last weekend's two-game ' ¦'


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A Pirate's Life

At first, Melissa (identifying details, including her name, have been changed in light of ongoing litigation) and her five roommates thought the letter was a bad joke. The vague legal ' ¦'


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