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Sep. 14, 2005Men's Football Extra Sophomore punter Ken DeBauche's name was placed on the 2005 Ray Guy Award Watch List, the award for the top punter of the year. The criteria for ' ¦
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News of the Weird: Tokyo hit with etiquette issues
Sep. 14, 2005According to a May dispatch from Tokyo in The Times of London, rudeness has become so prevalent in Japan that the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has convened a special commission based ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Sep. 14, 2005madison Sixteen-year-old Andrew Pirsch, accused of taking part in a drive-by shooting that wounded three in Oregon, Wis., has returned to class at Madison East High School after posting $25,000 ' ¦
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Animal rights groups: UW research unnecessary
By Lexie Clinton | Sep. 14, 2005In the third presentation in a series of talks on primate research Tuesday, members of the Alliance for Animals Primate Freedom Project and the Madison Coalition for Animal Rights asserted ' ¦
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News of the Weird: Sentenced to knitting
Sep. 14, 2005In June, a judge in Edinburgh, Texas, accepted a plea bargain in which Robert W. Thompson, 46, had pleaded no contest to aggravated sexual assault of a 7-year-old girl. Thompson ' ¦'
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UW System president defends employment policies
By Brittany Jones and Donnie Radcliffe | Sep. 14, 2005State lawmakers grilled UW- System President Kevin Reilly on employment practices and policies Tuesday at a public hearing of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. In testimony to the committee, Reilly ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
Sep. 13, 2005As a father of two teenage daughters, I applaud Jill Klosterman's well written article, \UW women move forward."" One aspect which the article touches on, but doesn't fully address, is ' ¦
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Going 'Home' dulls Clapton's blues
By William Temby | Sep. 13, 2005The theory that great music only rises out of the strongest of emotions has been around for a long time. Whether it's the blues arising from loss, gospel from religious ' ¦'
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News Briefs: Roberts hearing
Sep. 13, 2005Confirmation hearings started Monday in the Senate Judiciary Committee to decide whether to approve Circuit Court Judge John Roberts for Supreme Court chief justice. Democrats on the committee claimed they ' ¦
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Road test awaits undefeated UW
By Michael Worringer | Sep. 13, 2005As the Wisconsin football team (2-0 overall) prepares for its first road game of the 2005 campaign against the North Carolina Tar Heels (0-1), one gets the sense that this ' ¦
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The long road to a cold one
By Adam Dylewski | Sep. 13, 2005Man is a clever animal. At the dawn of agriculture, we laid claim to our environment and became masters of our food supply. No longer were we slaves to the ' ¦'
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Freshman ignites UW
By Zach Kukkonen | Sep. 13, 2005After starting the season with two road weekends in a row, the 5-1 UW women's volleyball team will put their 10 match home winning streak on the line this weekend ' ¦
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Levees ineffective, underfunded
By Nick Zachar | Sep. 13, 2005Some say more funding would have helped'
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Education overcomes poverty, devastation
By Jake Herrera | Sep. 13, 2005The images of Hurricane Katrina defied comprehension. As the scenes and stories left floating in Katrina's wake filled America's conscience, a limitless mass of incredulity covered the country. More than ' ¦
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McCartney displays youthful enthusiasm, perfect pop
By Kelly Kallien and Joe Lynch | Sep. 13, 2005Paul McCartney has just released one of the best albums of his solo career-but in LL Cool J's words, \Don't call it a comeback."" McCartney's last three records number among ' ¦'
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Tuesdays with Hubner
By Ben Hubner | Sep. 13, 2005Tuesdays with Hubner If you plan to make a habit of glaring at the back page of this fine publication on Tuesdays-either discretely in lecture, or shamelessly during an intimate ' ¦
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Intramural and club sports contibute to campus fitness
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Sep. 13, 2005Whether students wish to continue with the sports they played in high school or become involved with new ones, the intramural and club sports offered through UW-Madison present great options ' ¦
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