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The Hangover
Oct. 10, 2005Dear Hangover~ I was barhopping on State Street after a long day of class, work, and finally drinking myself stupid. Sometime around 2 a.m., long after I had lost my ' ¦'
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Dean notified parents of 22 UW drinkers
By Hayley Jacobs | Oct. 10, 2005UW-Madison's new policy of contacting parents of students intoxicated in life-threatening drinking situations has already resulted in 22 phone calls home this semester. According to UW-Madison Dean of Students Lori ' ¦
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After heated debate, UW med. school to adopt a new name
By Jamie Thomas and Joe Patton | Oct. 10, 2005The UW System Board of Regents passed a controversial proposal Friday to rename the UW-Madison Medical School to the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Representatives from ' ¦
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Despite mediocre recent films, Pacino still entertaining
By Whitney Newman and Joe Pudas | Oct. 10, 2005Snap, Crackle, Pudas!'
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Basanez, Sutton main concern for UW
By Rachel Sherman | Oct. 8, 2005On Saturday, the No.14 Badgers (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) will face the Northwestern Wildcats (2-2, 0-1 Big Ten) for the 91st time. The Badgers lead the rivalry with a 54-31-5 ' ¦
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Basanez, Sutton main concern for UW
By Rachel Sherman | Oct. 7, 2005On Saturday, the No.14 Badgers (2-0 Big Ten, 5-0 overall) will face the Northwestern Wildcats (0-1 2-2) for the 91st time. The Badgers lead the rivalry with a 54-31-5 record. ' ¦
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Farm documentary presents a truly 'American' story
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 7, 2005Within \American Farm"" resides the beauty of cooperation, simplicity and hard work. The film, playing at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St., relays the tale of Contour Meadows, a fifth-generation ' ¦'
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Regents pass new sick leave policy, renaming of UW medical school met with contention
By Jamie Thomas | Oct. 7, 2005A \five-day trigger"" option approved by the Board of Regents' Business and Finance Committee Thursday could limit the number of consecutive days of sick leave a UW System employee can ' ¦
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City to fund all-night lighting for Halloween
By Ryan Gallentine and John Price | Oct. 7, 2005The use of lights, blocked streets and increased arrests will characterize this year's Halloween celebration, according to city officials who met Thursday at a Halloween forum sponsored by ASM. No ' ¦'
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Language of football, war shapes views
By Blair Chavis | Oct. 7, 2005Before the Badger football showdown with Michigan, AOL Instant Messenger away messages, T-shirts and dialogue among Badger football fans were flooded by puns depicting Ann Arbor as whore-personified??-deserving to be ' ¦
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What a guy-'Stewie' delights fans
By Alec Schrager and Tom Walsh | Oct. 7, 2005\Family Guy"" would not exist today without the advent of DVD. So it feels fitting for creator Seth MacFarlane to release ""Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story"" directly to DVD as ' ¦'
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Wisconsin's top cow honored at dairy expo
By Andrew Geisthardt | Oct. 7, 2005Visitors devoured ice cream and cheese curds while auctioneers sold prize-winning bull semen and top breed calves at the Thursday kickoff for the 2005 World Dairy Expo held outside downtown ' ¦
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Illegal price-fixing allegations persist for Madison bars
By Helen Walls | Oct. 7, 2005City officials and legal experts gave mixed interpretations of the federal compaint filed Tuesday against 25 Madison bars on allegations of a 15-year conspiracy to inflate drink prices. Minneapolis law ' ¦'
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New science center to replace campus rubble
By Kristina Antic | Oct. 6, 2005The wide, gaping hole on Observatory Drive may make students stop in wonder at the area, which stretches approximately one city block. But by 2007, this hole will transform into ' ¦
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Madison bars sued for 'price fixing'
Oct. 6, 2005A Minneapolis law firm filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against Madison bar owners, accusing them of price fixing alcohol. The suit accuses 25 downtown bars of charging patrons excessive amounts ' ¦
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Wolf Parade create lightweight indie gem on debut
By Gideon Kalischer | Oct. 6, 2005Wolf Parade had their indie cred established even before anyone heard their debut album, Apologies to the Queen Mary. They hail from the mecca of fresh music, Montreal, which helped ' ¦'
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