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Stiem rising up the depth charts
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Nov. 17, 2005Greg Stiemsma prepares for larger role in Badger frontcourt
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Pop icon shines on ’Confessions’
By Bridget Maniaci | Nov. 17, 2005Madonna: dancer, sex icon, philanthropist, 47-year-old mother of two, children's author, and most importantly, a pop music icon. With an unparalleled career under her belt spanning two decades and myriad interests consuming her life, it could have been very easy for Madonna to take a relaxed approach on Confessions on a Dance Floor and put out a well-produced and polished album that lacked inspiration.
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Former coach still a force in WCHA
By Seth Bichler | Nov. 17, 2005Ex-UW coach seeing hockey from new angle'
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’Derailed’ goes off tracks
By Ben Peterson | Nov. 17, 2005Straight from the Hollywood thriller cutting block comes 'Derailed,' a film that falls somewhere in between entertaining and superfluous. It's one of those twisty con artist movies with plenty of curveballs, though a zealous eye could probably uncover most of the plot within the first 20 minutes.
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Mavericks come to Madison seeking upset
By Jason Karnosky | Nov. 17, 2005Wisconsin hosts WCHA rival Minnesota State'
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Oldest, middle, youngest, only...
By Laura Kalinowski | Nov. 17, 2005The effects of birth order extend beyond siblings and parents, play an intriguing role in college students??? living arrangements'
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Food Connoisseurs: Lauren Sammel
By Chinthu Udayarajan | Nov. 17, 2005Seldom does anyone dream of growing up to be a meat scientist, but things turned out to be quite different for Lauren Sammel after attending a meat science class in ' ¦'
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CliffsNotes: the next generation
By Shannon Gallagher | Nov. 17, 2005UW-Madison grad part of team to bring interactive DVDs to college students'
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UW raises standards as enrollment peaks
By Amanda Infield and Nicole Hurley | Nov. 17, 2005Largest freshman class ever boasts 27.5 ACT average
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Winging it at Brothers for the first time
By Katrina Peterson | Nov. 17, 2005My columns these past few weeks have mostly involved three things: studying, studying and studying. People are probably beginning to think I lead a pretty boring life, which might be ' ¦'
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Solinsky, Bairu guide No. 1 cross country into Terre Haute
By Chris Lindeke and Leah Leonidas | Nov. 17, 2005The UW men's cross country team heads into the NCAA Championship in Terre Haute, Ind. ranked No. 1 by the NCAA MONDO Division 1 Poll. The Badgers finished with 13 ' ¦
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Design group swept away by Broom Street apartment plan
By Chris Fleissner | Nov. 17, 2005The Urban Design Commission'a city committee of architects and design professionals'granted unanimous approval Wednesday to a building proposal for a condominium complex on 33 S. Broom St. The Broom Street ' ¦
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CALLing out ’Tookie’ Williams
By Dan Tierney | Nov. 17, 2005The Crips have earned the dubious distinction as America's most publicized and successful street gang. Once a dysfunctional purse-snatching outfit based in south-central Los Angeles, the notorious group now operates in 42 states. While their founder, Stanley 'Tookie' Williams, awaits his execution, the recently formed UW-Madison organization Coalition Against Legal Lynching seeks to reverse his sentence.
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Buying multiple kegs would be illegal under new law
By Nick Osiecki and Alex Pacheco | Nov. 17, 2005Buying more than one keg of beer could become illegal in Madison if a proposed keg registration ordinance is passed. The proposed ordinance has not breached the walls of the ' ¦
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City Council ratifies Capitol budget, tweaks operating budget
By CJ Parslow | Nov. 17, 2005As city representatives debated a series of amendments to the city operating budget'ranging from parking fees to sister-city programs'for a second consecutive night Wednesday, some of the debates became pointed. ' ¦
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State St. coffeehouse denies forcing out non-Christians
By Greg Stockwell | Nov. 17, 2005A local coffee shop has spent the last few months restructuring after allegations of religious discrimination triggered the loss of many volunteers and staff members. The controversy began last spring, ' ¦
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State scrutinizes Wal-Mart’s health care policy
By Dan Wohl | Nov. 17, 2005Coinciding with a national week-long effort to draw attention to Wal-Mart's policies, state legislators unveiled a bill Wednesday aimed at cracking down on the retail giant's health care policies.
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Wonder’s latest a spotty return to 70s glory
By Joe Lynch and Caleb Nesser | Nov. 17, 2005Stevie Wonder's latest album, A Time to Love, is not the comeback much of the music press has been trumpeting it as. But when one takes into account the schmaltz Wonder has been releasing for the past twenty years, and the consistent brilliance he maintained throughout the entirety of the seventies, it is understandable that people are getting excited about a Stevie Wonder album that at least has some grit to it.
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Letter to the editor: Thank you John Palermo
Nov. 17, 2005I read with some sadness the decision of coach John Palermo to step down. I came to know John when I spoke with him on several occassions about the progress ' ¦
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