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Breathe, Stretch, Learn, Grow:
By Amanda Buhman | Nov. 3, 2005Combating eating disorders with unconventional treatments'
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Imagine all the people seeing Lennon’s art
By Molly Reppen and Bridget Maniaci | Nov. 3, 2005John Lennon will be making a special guest appearance when 'Come Together,' a collection of lithographs of his original drawings, comes to the Red Gym this weekend.
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Civil service should become mandatory
By Breezy Willis | Nov. 3, 2005Despite the ideologically charged and closely contested national elections of 2004 that left the Republican Party in control of both houses of Congress as well as the presidency, Washington is ' ¦
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Sierra Club heaps praise on Madison’s environment agenda
By Callie Kollenbroich and Nick Ihm | Nov. 3, 2005Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz was congratulated Wednesday morning by members of the Sierra Club for his efforts to decrease pollution and global warming in the city of Madison.
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Food Connoisseurs: Shinji Muramoto
By Meghana Agni and Tanya Zimmerman | Nov. 3, 2005While most of us were creating a Halloween costume last weekend, Shinji Muramoto of Restaurant Muramoto was creating cuisine. Muramoto won the Dueling Chefs' Battle at the Madison Food and ' ¦'
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UW Regent president responds to reps’ criticism
Nov. 3, 2005UW System Board of Regents President David Walsh responded Wednesday to criticism of the UW System after three legislators sent him a letter calling for a new investigation of UW employment policies and practices.
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Law could raise beer prices, brew trouble for small stills
By Dana Hamilton | Nov. 3, 2005The state Assembly deliberated over beer distribution in Wisconsin Wednesday, passing legislation that could cause an increase in prices at the bar and hurt local breweries in the Madison area. ' ¦
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Balance of youth and experience aids Badgers
By Lexie Clinton and C.P. VanValkenburg | Nov. 3, 2005Zaugg continues improvement in sophomore season
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Murray, Badgers head into Big Ten tournament on a roll
By Matt Bunke | Nov. 3, 2005Before the Wisconsin women's soccer team took on Northwestern Friday afternoon, they did not know whether or not they would be headed for the Big Ten tournament, which begins this ' ¦
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My Morning Jacket will not cause ’Zzzs’
By Ryan Ausloos | Nov. 3, 2005My Morning Jacket's latest release Z marks a change in form for the band. Previous albums like At Dawn and It Still Moves, while excellent albums, had the feeling of a loose collection of songs. Z, at just over half the length of those albums, has a tighter, more cohesive feel, despite experimenting with several different styles of music throughout the album.
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Student Judiciary strikes down living wage referendum
By Stephanie Pape | Nov. 3, 2005A referendum that sought to provide a living wage to university Limited Term Employees, which was proposed by the Student Labor Action Coalition and passed Oct. 13, was ruled illegal ' ¦
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Bank robbery suspect steals undisclosed amount, escapes
Nov. 3, 2005A gun-wielding man who robbed a downtown Madison bank with a handgun Wednesday is still at large after fleeing the scene with an undisclosed amount of money, Madison police reported. ' ¦
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With Meierotto healthy, Volleyball looks to cruise
By Zach Kukkonen | Nov. 3, 2005Their hopes for a Big Ten title all but vanquished, the No. 10 UW volleyball team (9-3 Big Ten, 17-4 overall) must now look to their last month of play ' ¦
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Kennedy touts Lautenschlager’s bid for re-election, calls for environmental reform
By Ashley Spencer | Nov. 3, 2005Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized corporate influence over U.S. environmental policy at a fundraising event for Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager at the Madison Concourse Hotel Wednesday.
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Don’t sweat the Packer cold streaks
By Dan Tierney and Erin Schmidtke | Nov. 3, 2005It pains me to declare this bit of Badger State blasphemy, but I've got to admit it: I don't think the Packers are going to make it to the Super Bowl. I'm throwing in my green and gold towel and cashing my Bart Starr commemorative chips.
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A year makes all the difference for Penn State’s Michael Robinson
By Sam Pepper | Nov. 3, 2005In 2004, the Nittany Lions came to Camp Randall to take on a surprise No. 20 Wisconsin squad. On Penn State's very first play, quarterback Zack Mills connected with Michael Robinson for a 49-yard pass. On the very next snap, Mills' pass was intercepted and his right shoulder was sprained. The versatile Robinson replaced him under center.
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