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Businesses, local politicians face off on minimum wage hike
By Chris Fleissner | Apr. 26, 2005State Legislature debates city control of minimum wage
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Racial justice programs at YWCA tackle diversity
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Melanie Schotthofer | Apr. 26, 2005Besides classes that start before 9 a.m., a paper due two hours ago and an embarrassing cell phone ringing during class, formidable issues like racism and prejudice shadow an often ' ¦
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No 'Waiting' required for New Order newest
By D.J. Pangburn | Apr. 26, 2005New Order's Waiting for the Sirens' Call might be one of the most eagerly anticipated albums in recent memory. On one hand, the old fans hoped the group could rediscover ' ¦'
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By By Cheyenne Langkamp | Apr. 26, 2005U.S. pilots and soldiers taken prisoner and tortured by Iraqis during the Persian Gulf War of 1991 lost their legal battle to hold Iraq liable Monday, when the Supreme Court ' ¦
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Mariah Carey makes return to music, emancipates 'Mimi'
By Briana Scalzo | Apr. 26, 2005It has been three years since the world heard fresh vocal talent from Mariah Carey. The three years have been worth the wait. The Emancipation of Mimi exhibits her great ' ¦'
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The Kills 'Wow' with minimalist garage rock
By Michael Gorwitz | Apr. 26, 2005The Kills are suffering from an unfortunate and unwarranted identity crisis. First of all, their name: no, they are not The Thrills, nor are they The Killers. Next comes the ' ¦'
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We can't help but watch the game-blame nature
By Dinesh Ramde | Apr. 26, 2005After the Boston Red Sox won the World Series last October, a Boston friend told me he rode an emotional high for weeks, and even now feels a rush of ' ¦'
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Protein may prevent brain diseases
By Adam Dylewski | Apr. 26, 2005Shedding new light on brain-related diseases, UW-Madison scientists Jeffrey Johnson and Marcus J. Calkins have discovered a way to e-engineer"" the brain that may defend against such diseases as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases. Johnson's team is pioneering a procedure that prevents oxygen from building up to toxic levels in the brain.
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BioWare opens up 'Empire' of RPG delights
By Jason Ducat | Apr. 26, 2005BioWare has never shied away from success. For a long time they have developed the best role-playing games on the market, including the \Baldur's Gate"" and ""Neverwinter Nights"" series along ' ¦'
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House could swing in 2006
By Nick Rotchadl | Apr. 26, 2005Revolutions are usually thought to involve mass protests, military coups and violent clashes. Yet there is a different kind of revolution unique to nations with strong democratic traditions-it is a ' ¦
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UW two-sport star sees friends achieve, wins a big one
By Max Hooker | Apr. 26, 2005Joe Thomas wins two field events for UW track
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Meeting tonight will finalize Mifflin rules
By Sam-Omar Hall | Apr. 26, 2005Forum to allow student input on official event details
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Reading into token stereotypes
By Emily Winter | Apr. 26, 2005I often wish people had flashing signs over their heads to warn their peers: \Liar,"" ""Klepto,"" ""Best friend's ex,"" etc. Instead, we must rely on our intuition. Unfortunately, some desperate ' ¦'
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Master Plan set on path to restructure campus traffic
By Dan Tierney | Apr. 26, 2005Some campus departments face relocation
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Perry's 'Street' a freelance gem
By Ben Schultz | Apr. 26, 2005In Michael Perry's new collection of essays, \Off Main Street,"" he jumps from rural pilots to kidney stones to the prevalence of Elvis Presley. The book reveals Perry as a ' ¦'
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Board again rejects student salary limit
By Erica Pelzek | Apr. 26, 2005Members cite lack of inter-board dialog for no-vote
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Protest Warrior harmful to campus right
By Jake Herrera | Apr. 26, 2005UW-Madison has a history of harboring the harbingers of social discontent and, as such, has been generally unreceptive to the precepts of conservatism. Arrayed against such odds, most campus conservatives ' ¦
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