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Alvarez’s legacy goes beyond football field
By Michael Worringer | Nov. 10, 2005All good things must come to an end.
The art of the everyday: underdog art assumes its throne next to the classics
Nov. 10, 2005Little do people realize, but there is art in this world that doesn't hang in a museum or that hasn't been sculpted into stone. Art beyond what can be projected ' ¦'
Consumer power leads organic food revolution
By Breezy Willis | Nov. 10, 2005For people not intimately involved with the organic food industry, the rise of organic food products from humble origins on the fringes of American counter-culture to the center of a ' ¦
Business on and off court for Chappell
By Zach Kukkonen | Nov. 10, 2005On college basketball teams across the nation, few players with junior standing are more than a year older than anyone else on the team. However, that is the case with ' ¦
Union upgrades may include theater, terrace, guest rooms
By Stephanie Pape | Nov. 10, 2005Students gave input on plans for creating a new Union South and renovating aspects of the Memorial Union during the Wisconsin Union Facilities Improvement Plan 2005 Student Open Forum Wednesday. ' ¦
Sensing economic opportunity, Doyle casts gaze to the east
By Vanessa Debruijn | Nov. 10, 2005Gov. Jim Doyle's current nine-day trade mission to Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic will expand relationships that may benefit Wisconsin businesses and UW-Madison research facilities. Doyle is joined on ' ¦
Artist and Union South split over futures of bowling alley mural, defunct building
By Amanda McGowan | Nov. 10, 2005After five months of labor on two murals in Union South, a Madison artist must leave his work unfinished, as the future of the building is uncertain. UW-Madison alumnus Philip ' ¦
IU has contolled Big Ten tourney in past
By Sam Hasler | Nov. 10, 2005In arguably the toughest draw for a No. 3 seed in recent history, the Wisconsin Badgers (8-10-0, 2-4-0 Big Ten) face off against the Indiana Hoosiers later today in the ' ¦
FEARfully Realistic
By Peter Basgen | Nov. 10, 2005Halloween might be over, but it is always the right time for a downright creepy first person shooter. Monolith Soft, the team behind the FPS genre classic 'No One Lives ' ¦'
Standout Iowa linebackers compete on, off the field
By Angela Barian and Ryan Hessenthaler | Nov. 10, 2005Despite differences, Greenway and Hodge close friends'
Birdies & Badminton
By Jackson Helmer | Nov. 10, 2005Hearing the words 'please hand me my shuttlecock' uttered on campus would probably get a few chuckles anywhere except one place, a UW-Madison Badminton Club practice.
Ladytron bewitches
By Gideon Kalischer | Nov. 10, 2005Although Ladytron has been around since 2001, casual music fans could ignore the chronology and write them off as part of the recent synth pop revival. Gimmicky bands from this ' ¦'
Letters to the Editor
Nov. 9, 2005In regard to Jake Herrera's Nov. 8 column, 'The future of TABOR in Wisconsin,' TABOR is not 'dead' but will only be held in abeyance for a few years and ' ¦
Badger Tailgating Culture
By Annie VanCleve | Nov. 9, 2005The red-clad revelers are brilliant against the backdrop of fall leaves and afternoon sun. It is game day in Madison and Regent Street is absolutely pulsating with the sights and ' ¦'
UW heading straight for competition
By Chris Lindeke | Nov. 9, 2005Wisconsin on a roll with five consecutive wins'
WCHA’s No. 1 ranking up in air
By Connor McKnight and Eric Kleefeld | Nov. 9, 2005It would be tough to find two hotter teams in NCAA hockey than the Wisconsin Badgers and the Colorado College Tigers. This weekend one team has to cool off, if just a little bit, when the two teams meet in Madison for the Western College Hockey Association Conference lead on the line.



