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Burke, Women’s tennis victorious 7-0 in home opener over Northern Illinois
By Jon McNamara | Jan. 23, 2006Already a heavy favorite heading into their home opener against Northern Illinois (0-0 MAC, 0-1 overall), the Wisconsin women's tennis team (0-0 Big Ten, 0-1) was aided by NIU forfeits at No. 3 doubles and No. 6 singles en route to a convincing 7-0 victory over the Huskies.
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Malick’s brave ’New World’
By Joe Pudas | Jan. 23, 2006Terrence Malick is probably the most enigmatic director alive today, having made only four films over the past 30-plus years. As he has spent most of his time teaching philosophy, Malick essentially moonlights in film, and every time he ventures out to make another, it becomes an event for cinephiles. Like the similarly reclusive Stanley Kubrick, Malick is a striking visionary whose work eschews conventional storytelling techniques. Malick's latest film, 'The New World,' is his most stylistically extreme and will undoubtedly inspire divisive reactions, but for those who are not put off by its deliberate pace, it is a lush, intoxicating masterwork.
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Home not so sweet for Badgers in loss
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Jan. 23, 2006Despite the absences of freshman forward Marcus Landry and sophomore center Greg Stiemsma, the Wisconsin men's basketball team (4-1 Big Ten, 14-4 overall) had a lot going for them heading ' ¦
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Weight training science: the skinny on getting buff
By Molly Reppen and Adam Dylewski | Jan. 23, 2006Two days after my first real workout in a year and a half, I was in a bad way. I expected to be sore, but having my arms locked in ' ¦'
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Nude PETA demonstrator turns heads on State Street, rails against meat industry
By Dana Hamilton | Jan. 23, 2006In an attempt to raise awareness about animal cruelty, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals representatives held a public demonstration on State Street Friday, promoting vegetarianism through a nude ' ¦
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Hail to the Queens, live
By Joe Lynch | Jan. 20, 2006When four brief seconds of ambient concert noise are overwhelmed by crushingly loud metal guitar riffs, the mood for Queens of the Stone Age's first live album is set: no ' ¦'
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Second-half free throw woes haunt UW in loss to Hawkeyes
By Chris Lindeke and Tom Walsh | Jan. 20, 2006The banged-up UW women's basketball team hung tough against a very good Iowa squad but came up short, losing by 68-59 Thursday night at the Kohl Center. Free-throw shooting proved ' ¦
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Car show teams up with local charity to put rides on display
By John Leppanen | Jan. 20, 2006Campus car enthusiasts will have a chance to check out new rides and help out a good cause this weekend when the Madison Auto Show rolls into the Alliant Energy ' ¦
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Preparing for Hillary 2008
By Alison Fox | Jan. 20, 2006A new creature has entered millions of American homes every Tuesday night'the woman president. ABC's new White House drama 'Commander In Chief' has shone a timely light on the idea ' ¦
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Vonnegut is back and angry as ever
By Carrie Lorig | Jan. 20, 2006Kurt Vonnegut has come out of his retirement to release a short collection of essays, speeches and illustrations in his new book, 'A Man without a Country.' In it, Vonnegut ' ¦'
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New courses to explore politics, vampire folklore
By Danielle McKenzie | Jan. 20, 2006UW-Madison is offering new international studies courses this spring semester, including Literature in Translation 248, 'The Vampire in Literature and Film.' 'The course examines the development of the legends of ' ¦
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Wisconsin wrestlers try to pin down powerhouse Iowa Hawkeyes
By Tom Soule and Louis Bien | Jan. 20, 2006The No. 22 Wisconsin men's wrestling team (1-0 Big Ten, 4-1 overall) is set to square off against the No. 7 Iowa Hawkeyes (0-0, 6-3) tonight in the Badgers' Big ' ¦
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Won’t see the ’Big Three’ on NFL’s big day
By Connor McKnight | Jan. 20, 2006Now that bowl week is over and my team is out of the NFL playoffs, most of life's little joys have been sucked out. So, it's time to move on to upcoming sports delirium. One such day for which I wait diligently is the NFL draft. I know it's a long way off, but if coaching staffs can put in three months of effort, so can I. This year, however, with the experience I had with this year's Rose Bowl, I'm going to change my approach to the 2006 NFL draft.
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Candidate to make students priority
By Dawn Schueller | Jan. 20, 2006Sean Cornelius, a UW-Madison junior from Pewaukee, Wis., is running for the Dane County Board of Supervisors. The Daily Cardinal sat down with Cornelius, who is studying astrophysics, likes languages ' ¦
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Elliott netted 3-4 weeks with injury
By Jon McNamara | Jan. 20, 2006Starting junior goaltender Brian Elliott is out for the next three to four weeks after injuring his left leg in practice Wednesday, according to Badgers head coach Mike Eaves. Elliott ' ¦
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Dealing the Biblical Backhand
By Eric Jensen and Sam Morgan | Jan. 20, 2006WTF: What the Friday?'
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Students question health services despite ratings
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Erica Pelzek | Jan. 20, 2006While Big Ten Conference schools all provide nearly identical health services for no additional fees, some UW-Madison and other Big Ten students said they harbored concerns about their health services' ' ¦
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