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Wonder’s latest a spotty return to 70s glory

By Joe Lynch and Caleb Nesser | Nov. 17, 2005

Stevie 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, 2005

I 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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Deriving the Badger X-factor

By Sam Pepper | Nov. 17, 2005

Pep Talk

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Will you be my roommate?

By Elli Thompson | Nov. 17, 2005

As the season of apartment-searching, lease-signing and roommate-picking rapidly approaches, some words of wisdom on the great search'

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Reader of the Day: Jessica Bartz

Nov. 17, 2005

She vants your bloooood!'

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New bill may allow UW tuition gift certificates

By Nick Ihm | Nov. 17, 2005

With the holiday season fast approaching, students can ask for gift cards from Best Buy, The Gap and now the UW System under a bill that allows for tuition gift ' ¦

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The West side is the best side

By Max Hooker and Marlon Lima | Nov. 17, 2005

WCHA is again'

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Tracking your Thanksgiving turkey

By Breezy Willis | Nov. 17, 2005

As the roasted turkeys are carved and stomachs are filled to overflowing next Thursday, very few people will be thinking about what eating the Thanksgiving bird really means in terms ' ¦

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City boosts Taser funding

By John Leppanen | Nov. 16, 2005

Council considers adding downtown parking structures

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Letter to the Editor: Insulting to say science and faith are compatible

Nov. 16, 2005

Adam Dylewski's science column, 'Intelligent Design vs. evolution: a lopsided debate' was excellent. However, as an atheist and a science graduate I would say that the theory of evolution and ' ¦

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News of the Weird

By Caroline Mueller | Nov. 16, 2005

Cheaters never prosper... except in Russia'

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Magnum to make second try for Madison congressional seat

By Andrew Haffner and Lexie Clinton | Nov. 16, 2005

Local businessman Dave Magnum announced his candidacy for the Second Congressional District seat in the 2006 election yesterday at a press conference at the State Capitol. 'We need a bold ' ¦

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Badgers' wrestling depth on display

By Molly Reppen and Max Hooker | Nov. 16, 2005

Sometimes overlooked, but certainly not overconfident, the Badger wrestling team is 2-0 so far this season, with wins in Green Bay against UW-Oshkosh and at the Pointer Open in Stevens ' ¦

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City calls Halloween mostly successful

By Michelle Goldberg | Nov. 16, 2005

Following the release of a police DVD of last month's Halloween festivities, representatives gathered together yesterday to scrutinize the aftermath of this year's event. A majority of the representatives said ' ¦

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Love, tear gas and nostalgia in Ogg Hall

By Erica Walkup | Nov. 16, 2005

When applying for university housing before her freshman year, Jess Fried ranked Ogg Hall dead last. She had not heard much about it, yet somehow she knew she did not ' ¦'

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Palermo to step down after season

By Sam Pepper | Nov. 16, 2005

Assistant head coach to leave UW after 15 years

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Women’s basketball attempts to change losing atmosphere

By Rachel Sherman and Ben Pierson & Victoria Statz | Nov. 16, 2005

After finishing the preseason undefeated, the Wisconsin women's basketball team opens the regular season playing Houston and Cleveland State this weekend.

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UW students to sell their artwork at Memorial Union

By Amanda McGowan | Nov. 16, 2005

UW-Madison student artists are gearing up to show and sell their artwork at the annual Fall Student Art Sale beginning today and running until Nov. 18. The annual sale is ' ¦

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Home Sweet! Home

By Andrew Peck | Nov. 16, 2005

Since Ogg Hall is on the green mile, it is only a matter of time before UW-Madison gets a new dorm. At a university with 30,000 undergrads and 30,001 ideas ' ¦'

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New dorm, same sentiment

By Nicky Kurtzweil | Nov. 16, 2005

Ogg Hall demolition scheduled in place of costly rennovations'