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’Luck’ pays off with excellent direction

Innovation followed journalist Edward R. Murrow wherever he went. His World War II stories helped define the radio broadcast model, and Murrow's 'See It Now' established the 30-minute news show format. Now, 40 years after his death, Murrow allows George Clooney to prove he can actually direct a film, as seen in 'Good Night, and Good Luck.' 


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Letters to the Editor

Regarding 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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Penn State analysis

Penn State's senior defensive end Tamba Hali spent as much time in Wisconsin's backfield as junior quarterback John Stocco. Then again, the same could be said for the rest of ' ¦


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One day, your child’s movie might piss off Ebert’s kin

After 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

Susan 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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The Hangover

Dear Hangover~ I had a friend, who had never been to Madison, come and stay with me Thursday night. At 7:15 a.m. Friday I saw him leave my room and ' ¦'


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This week on the OC

Trashing 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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Hey kiddos, you gotta catch ’em all

The 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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