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Letters to the Editor
Nov. 7, 2005Regarding Adam Seston's Nov. 4 op-ed 'Keep Our Boots on the Ground,' never have I seen my own feelings on the war stated so eloquently. It seems like those who ' ¦
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One day, your child’s movie might piss off Ebert’s kin
By Joe Pudas | Nov. 7, 2005After perusing the movie news this week, I stumbled upon a couple of interesting tidbits: Warner Brothers has greenlit a grossly unnecessary remake to Sam Peckinpah's 'The Wild Bunch;' Bob Saget is planning to write, produce and direct a spoof of 'March of the Penguins' entitled 'Farce of the Penguins;' and Rob Schneider is going to direct his next shitty movie himself. Oh, and Vincent Gallo is selling his sperm for a million dollars.
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Ex-FDA official condemns gov’t Plan B practices
By Shira Nanus | Nov. 7, 2005Susan F. Wood, former assistant commissioner for women's health and director of the Office of Women's Health for the Food and Drug Administration, spoke Friday at the Fluno Center about emergency contraception and compared the roles of government versus science in the decision-making process.
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Chancellor: No change for UW’s sweatshop policy
Nov. 4, 2005In a letter Student Labor Action Coalition members received Thursday, Chancellor John Wiley indicated he would not change the UW-Madison's sweatshop policy.
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Hey kiddos, you gotta catch ’em all
By Eric Jensen | Nov. 4, 2005The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently dismissed a parent's lawsuit claiming they had exclusive rights to inform their child about sex. Imagine your kid is in elementary school in Southern California, and the school decides to survey first, third and fifth graders about sex. Albeit we're talking about So Cal, the test market for the children's books like 'Why Does Mommy Keep Changing Herself'? and 'You're Not Beautiful Until the Swelling Goes Down,' but this is a bit quick on the draw.
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This week on the OC
Nov. 4, 2005Trashing Ryan's possibilities to go to college, the Dean of Discipline put Ryan's past onto his college transcripts while he continued an inappropriate relationship with Taylor. Summer was onto that ' ¦'
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Pekar’s latest novel no ’Quitter’
By Les Chappell | Nov. 4, 2005He may not be a superhero, but in the field of independent comics Harvey Pekar is as much of an icon as Spiderman or the Fantastic Four. For close to 30 years, Pekar has chronicled life's ups and downs in the autobiographical comic 'American Splendor,' picking up on the odd behaviors of everyone around him and bemoaning everyday problems like car trouble.
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Suspect robs Badger Cab driver at gunpoint along Allied Drive
Nov. 4, 2005A 62-year-old taxi driver for Badger Cab was allegedly robbed at gunpoint Thursday on the 2400 block of Allied Drive. According to police statements, the driver, whose name has not ' ¦
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Drinking fine for military underagers may drop to $5
By Tony Schultz | Nov. 4, 2005Underage military members would be able to enter a bar and consume alcohol in Wisconsin with a possible fine of $5 under a proposed Assembly bill. In a public hearing ' ¦
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Sioux trio presents problems for Badgers
By Jason Karnosky | Nov. 4, 2005After three strong performances in row, which include a dominating two-game sweep at home over nemesis Alaska Anchorage, the ninth- ranked Wisconsin Men's Hockey Team (4-1-1, 3-0-1 WCHA) will try ' ¦
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Breast milk depot to feed Wisconsin babies
By Jamie Thomas | Nov. 4, 2005The Mother's Milk Association of Wisconsin opened the state's first breast milk drop-off center last week. The 'milk depot,' located in Mount Horeb but designed to serve patients throughout the ' ¦
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Cardinal View: Referendum process lacks guidance
Nov. 4, 2005UW-Madison's Student Judiciary failed the student body by not informing a student organization that their attempted activism was unconstitutional. The Student Labor Action Coalition gained approval from the Student Judiciary ' ¦
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Lay off Nick and Jess
By Katie Panosh | Nov. 4, 2005Some say Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey asked for attention when they placed themselves in the spotlight with 'Newlyweds.' Who knew nearly all publicity they would generate would be negative. ' ¦'
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Faulty payroll draws state criticism
By Molly Reppen and Carrie Lorig | Nov. 4, 2005A struggling, computerized payroll system that has already cost the UW System $25 million and five years of labor has drawn criticism from the university's information technology experts and state ' ¦
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Second day of UW diversity forum details success
By Ryan Gallentine and JoEllen Amato | Nov. 4, 2005By Ryan Gallentine The Daily Cardinal Day two of the Sixth Annual Diversity and Climate Campus Forum provided an overview of the programs UW-Madison'd diversity effort, called Plan 2008, that ' ¦
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Keep our boots on the ground
By Adam Seston | Nov. 4, 2005Pulling out of Iraq not the American way
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UW heals slowly down stretch
By Jon Bortin | Nov. 4, 2005When Wisconsin and Penn State take the field Saturday afternoon in State College, Pa. with identical conference-leading records, both teams will be looking for a foothold in the Big Ten ' ¦
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Countdown: Wedding Crashers
Nov. 4, 2005After being deemed the funniest movie of the summer, Wedding Crashers cannot be viewed again (legally) until the DVD release Jan. 6, 2006. Awaiting a time when it is possible ' ¦'
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’Jarhead’ gets its war on with Mendes’ top style
By Joe Pudas | Nov. 4, 2005Battle scenes are the bread and butter of a typical war film, lending gritty authenticity as well as differentiating it from similar films. Compare and contrast the chaotic jungle combat of 'Platoon' with the thoroughly unsettling Russian roulette sequences in 'The Deer Hunter' or the sweeping, Wagner-scored helicopter raid in 'Apocalypse Now' to see how differently Vietnam was interpreted by three maverick directors.
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