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Living life to the fullest ... almost
By Erin Canty | Sep. 26, 2005Erin Canty: Can't Touch This'
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Football game spurs great bar business
By John Leppanen | Sep. 26, 2005The Badger football team became No. 17 in the nation after its win against Michigan Saturday night. But the big winners after this weekend are Madison's bars. Kim Murray, a ' ¦
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Chateau residents live in luxury
By Erica Walkup | Sep. 26, 2005After living at home, in apartments, in co-ops and abroad, UW-Madison graduate students Toni Drake and Tim Gill finally found the ideal living situation. Their current residence comes equipped with ' ¦'
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New city policies on sexual harassment released today
Sep. 26, 2005Mayor Dave Cieslewicz is scheduled to release new policies on sexual harassment early today. In a presentation this morning, Cieslewicz will direct all city managers to begin training themselves and ' ¦
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Gas, permit costs do not deter student parking
By Jeff Rumage | Sep. 26, 2005All across the nation, escalating gas prices have forced drivers to limit their driving or find alternative means of transportation. These prices, combined with the heavy cost of parking on ' ¦
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Bill could expand rights of guide-dog users in Wisconsin
By Benji Pierson and Carrie Lorig | Sep. 26, 2005A bill in the state legislature could further guarantee protection for those who use service animals such as guide dogs. Mark Miller, D-Monona, expects the bill, which will align Wisconsin ' ¦
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FEMA denies aid to Wisconsin communities hit by tornadoes
By Sam-Omar Hall | Sep. 26, 2005Wisconsin representatives at all levels of government expressed disappointment at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Friday decision to deny aid to Wisconsin communities affected by tornadoes in August. In a ' ¦
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Global cultures certificate offers students an international perspective
By Andrew Peck | Sep. 26, 2005It's a major question-and one asked by relatives over Thanksgiving break. What is your major? And with such a bevy of options, UW-Madison students, usually have an answer. But, in ' ¦'
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Burton at his best when left to his own imagination
By Joe Pudas | Sep. 26, 2005I don't think there's a filmmaker working today with a more easily distinguishable repertoire of movies than Tim Burton. One could argue this point-I'm sure David Fincher and Wes Anderson ' ¦'
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Sick leave proposal gains nine co-sponsors
By Andrew Geisthardt | Sep. 23, 2005A new proposal to the Madison City Council by Ald. Austin King, District 8, could guarantee full-time workers in the city of Madison paid sick leave. According to King, the ' ¦
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Union seeks student input in renovation plans
By Molly Reppen | Sep. 23, 2005A mass e-mail will be sent to UW-Madison students today, encouraging them to participate in an online survey related to the Union Facilities Involvement Plan. The purpose of the survey ' ¦
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Band may Exchange up to stardom
By Kristin Czubkowski and Matt Berg | Sep. 23, 2005The use of piano in rock music has consistently held a steady following, especially with the likes of Billy Joel pushing the form. In recent years, bands such as Keane, ' ¦'
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Stellastarr* 'Haunted' by the ghosts of predecessors
By Bridget Maniaci | Sep. 23, 2005Get out your striped off-the shoulder top, chunky accents and some eyeliner-if you have it. Stellastarr* hits a new wave artery with their sophomore album, Harmonies for the Haunted. Whether ' ¦'
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Barry's late season push
By Connor McKnight | Sep. 23, 2005\I think we have other issues in this country to worry about that are much more serious,"" San Francisco Giants outfielder Barry Bonds said to the media when asked about ' ¦
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Former dean implicates Barrows, calls Wiley 'part of the problem'
By Crystal Crowns and Laura Kalinowski | Sep. 23, 2005UW-Madison released an investigative report conducted by private attorney Susan Steingass Thursday that claims UW-Madison Administrator Paul Barrows sexually harassed five women, one of whom is former UW-Madison Dean of ' ¦
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\Interactive"" State St. art gallery to open Sat.
By Ricky Quinones | Sep. 23, 2005Looking to build on Madison's reputation as a high-energy and culturally diverse business environment, a graduate professor of education psychology is set to open his new State Street Gallery, an ' ¦
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Throwing away an opportunity
By Kelly Schlicht | Sep. 23, 2005A memorable scene in the movie \Mona Lisa Smile"" occurs when at a 1950s private, east coast women's college, a student about to graduate decides to forego Yale Law School ' ¦
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Nada Surf's latest 'is a Gift'
By William Temby | Sep. 23, 2005After a brief flirtation with MTV airplay with the 1996 single \Popular,"" Nada Surf got sucked into the undertow-the angsty alt-pop movement was over and they came on board a ' ¦'
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Hi-ho, hi-ho, it’s off to hell we go
By Eric Jensen | Sep. 23, 2005'If you are Hindu, you are going to hell.'
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