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Alvarez's focus on Indiana
By Sam Pepper | Sep. 27, 2005Coming off of an exciting, down-to-the-wire victory over Michigan, Barry Alvarez's weekly Monday press conference at Camp Randall seemed different. Maybe it was the exhilaration of the recent win still ' ¦
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Survey shows Madison residents largely unprepared for emergencies
By Jeff Rumage | Sep. 27, 2005Recent surveys of Madison homeowners indicate that most households are unprepared for emergencies. To help residents prepare themselves, the Madison Fire Department has joined public health and safety partners in ' ¦
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Twelve-story building to replace U. Square
By Ryan Gallentine | Sep. 27, 2005High-rise will house student services, UHS
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'Flightplan' soars as a psychological thriller
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 27, 2005\Flightplan"" is one of those movies that contain several singular elements that would each be enough to attract different types of moviegoers. For instance, some people may have been attracted ' ¦'
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Cryptoquote answers
Sep. 27, 20051. \Experience is the name so many people give to their mistakes."" Oscar Wilde 2. ""To be loved, be lovable."" Ovid'
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Fashion tips from Connery, Jesus
By Justin Zyduck | Sep. 27, 2005I look in the mirror and see my face, covered in a mossy five-day growth of facial hair. At first this is very comforting. The appearance of a reflection means ' ¦'
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Window closing for Indians
By Ben Hubner | Sep. 27, 2005Much to the dismay of Drew Carey, Martin Mull and Craig Ehlo, it doesn't look as though the Cleveland Indians' latest surge will land them in this year's Fall Classic. ' ¦
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Cardinal View: Stating our university's needs
Sep. 27, 2005Chancellor John Wiley addressed the Faculty Senate Monday, speaking to issues important to professors, such as sick leave and vacation policy, in his annual State of the University speech. While ' ¦
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UW's changes for sick leave remain unclear
By Maureen Backman and Jackie Martin | Sep. 27, 2005Chancellor John Wiley addressed possibly the most prominent concerns on faculty's minds-sexual harassment, sick leave and vacation policy-in his State of the University address at Monday's Faculty Senate meeting. After ' ¦
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City changes harassment, discrimination procedures
By Chris Fleissner | Sep. 27, 2005In the wake of sexual harassment charges leveled against a prominent city executive last month, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz assembled city department heads Monday morning to hand down harassment and discrimination ' ¦
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Housing guests not welcome
By Larry Davis | Sep. 26, 2005The Division of University Housing provides a residential community for 7,000 undergraduate students. The residence halls are students' homes-we are not in the business of running a hotel. We provide ' ¦
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Badgers, Stocco shock Wolverines
By Connor McKnight | Sep. 26, 2005It hadn't been done in 11 years. Since 1994, no Badger football team had beaten the Michigan Wolverines. Badgers' head coach Barry Alvarez had never beaten Michigan's Lloyd Carr, but ' ¦
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Barrows returns to Bascom Hall today
By Jeana Anderson | Sep. 26, 2005Today Former Assistant to the Chancellor Paul Barrows will return to his academic staff back-up position at UW-Madison as the Senior Administrative Programming Specialist in the Provost's office. Barrows will ' ¦
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'Corpse Bride' a delightful, morbid animated flick
By Les Chappell | Sep. 26, 2005Regardless of whether you love or hate his style, Tim Burton certainly knows how to make a unique movie. A true champion of the bizarre, Burton's films range from the ' ¦'
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Madison faces illiteracy problem, UW tutors scarce
By John Leppanen | Sep. 26, 2005Madison has a literacy problem. Many Madisonians cannot read or write beyond an elementary level and others cannot read or write at all. UW-Madison students rarely interact with these Madison ' ¦
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Waite sets record during successful weekend
By Zach Kukkonen | Sep. 26, 2005While the Badger volleyball team (10-1, 2-0 Big Ten) may be known for its talented set of underclassmen, it was the upperclassmen who came up huge on a weekend where ' ¦
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Food industry fights losing battle for unhealthy fries
By Jill Klosterman | Sep. 26, 2005Ronald McDonald might want to seek legal counsel from Joe Camel in light of efforts by Bill Lockyer, attorney general of California, to label chips and fries with the warning, ' ¦
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The Hangover
Sep. 26, 2005Dear Hangover ~ I have diabetes and typically I'm supposed to watch my alcohol intake. Saturday before the Michigan game, I was having a huge house party. All my good ' ¦'
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