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More ’thumb’ than ’suck’
By Joe Pudas | Oct. 27, 2005The late, great Gene Siskel once described a great film as one containing 'three great scenes and no bad scenes. ' Solid overall, containing outstanding scenes to distinguish it above the rest of the pack.
Race fueled social disaster after Katrina, profs allege
By Mike Ewing | Oct. 27, 2005Claims of racial injustice dominated a discussion of Hurricane Katrina Wednesday when a panel of two UW-Madison professors and a local historian addressed a forum hosted by the Wisconsin Union ' ¦
How a building becomes a landmark
By Brianne Bromberek | Oct. 27, 2005In order to recognize the significance of a truly phenomenal building or piece of property, the secretary of the interior may acknowledge a specific building as a National Historic Landmark. ' ¦'
Badger Baloney: Troops, ’Great Wall’ to stop Halloween visitors
By Dan Wiersema | Oct. 27, 2005
Intimidating flyovers show failing policy
By Breezy Willis | Oct. 27, 2005At 6:00 a.m., football fans will unpack their SUVs along Regent Street. By 6:30 a.m., their grills are lit with brats sizzling happily away, lacing the crisp morning air with ' ¦
Men’s basketball primed for more fast-paced game plan
By Jon Bortin | Oct. 27, 2005With a roster high on athleticism and speed, the 2005-06 Wisconsin Badger men's basketball team would seem ideally suited to run and gun. However, the conference they play in would suggest otherwise.
Cardinal View: Recall effort unwinds with reality
Oct. 27, 2005Mayor Dave Cieslewicz is under attack. Madison Citizens for Responsible Government launched an effort Friday that will attempt to unseat the mayor through an eventual recall election. However, although MadCRG ' ¦
Examining the ’Texas Cabinet’
By Adam Schmidt | Oct. 27, 2005Andrew Jackson sought the advice of his 'Kitchen Cabinet.' John F. Kennedy made his brother attorney general. Bill Clinton put Hillary at the helm of the Task Force on National Health Care Reform. Every president can be counted on to ensure those nearest to him before entering the White House remain close, loyal advisers. George W. Bush has perfected the art'for better and worse.
Movies so horrible you cannot look away
Oct. 27, 2005Face it: horror movies instill very little 'horror' in their viewers. Constructed realities cannot instill the viewer with the same sense of terror the characters feel. However, Hollywood can bring ' ¦'
UW set to put down pesky Seawolves
By Jason Karnosky | Oct. 27, 2005After an improved effort Saturday night in a 3-1 win at St. Cloud State, the No. 12 Wisconsin Badgers hockey team returns home to face their Achilles heel, the Alaska ' ¦'
Boulder, Colo. cancelled its own version of Halloween
By Sara Johansen , Adam Halverson and Konnor Schmaltz | Oct. 27, 2005Halloween in Madison | Second of three parts
Mystery of the Halls - North Hall
By Sarah Berkowitz | Oct. 27, 2005On the daily trudge up Bascom Hill, although students may not realize it, they are passing a National Historic Landmark. Tucked between Bascom Hall and the Education building sits the ' ¦'
Art show takes a stab at cake
By Mario Puig and Jay Storey | Oct. 27, 2005???Let Them Eat Cake??? displays UW-Madison???s artistic diversity'
Badgers remain unproven
By Andrew Haffner and Max Hooker | Oct. 27, 2005After a mildly disappointing 2-1-1 start, the future of the 2005- '06 season for the Badger men's hockey team is still unknown. Some aspects of the team though, have been ' ¦'
Edwards lauds anti-poverty initiatives
By Erica Pelzek and Sam Karp | Oct. 27, 2005The stereotype of college students as apathetic, uninvolved individuals is simply not accurate, Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., declared Wednesday at an event held by College Democrats of Madison in the ' ¦
There is no trick to preparing these Halloween treats
By Katrina Peterson | Oct. 27, 2005Kat's Got Your Tongue'




