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Campus-area bars to add outdoor seating
By Kaitlyn King | Sep. 20, 2005In the wake of complaints concerning Madison's smoking ban, two downtown Madison bar owners gained approval for adding outside smoking patios Monday. The City Council Plan Commission approved outdoor seating ' ¦
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Curse of the Bambino to keep MLB records pure
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SSFC member quits, calls student fee distribution a 'sham'
By Laura-Claire Corson | Sep. 20, 2005Student Services Finance Committee member and UW-Madison senior Brad Vogel resigned Monday night, citing his disgust with the current allocation of segregated fees as his primary reason for leaving. \I ' ¦
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Katrina spawns toxic sludge
By Andrew Haffner and Elizabeth Reynolds | Sep. 20, 2005As the Louisiana floodwaters begin to recede, the suspended mixture of human waste and chemicals contained in them continues to linger, posing a major health threat to aid workers and ' ¦'
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D-line copes with loss of Cooper
By Jon McNamara and Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Sep. 20, 2005Sophomore defensive end likely lost for the season
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Some landlords fail to comply with new lock ordinance
By Rex Shield and Claire Allen | Sep. 20, 2005The sexual assault of a UW-Madison student last year inspired the city's new Building Lock Ordinance, which requires locks on common doors and a buzzer system to be installed in ' ¦
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Mayor pushes for early Halloween bar times
By Anne Flavin | Sep. 20, 2005Mayor Dave Cieslewicz plans to outline a general strategy today for managing Halloween crowds, citing bar closing times as a lingering sticking point in the plan. \If this were an ' ¦
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Antioxidants: the lil' molecules that could
By Crystal Crowns and Adam Dylewski | Sep. 20, 2005Take a cursory glance at the health news on any given day and you'll start seeing reoccuring buzzwords pop up again and again. Antioxidants, in particular, are a popular choice. ' ¦'
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iPods may contribute to hearing loss, UW scientists say
By Hayley Jacobs | Sep. 20, 2005It is a common sight to see students walking to class with iPod ear buds jammed into their ears and possibly damaging their hearing with each step they take. Studies ' ¦
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Sigur R??s delivers Icelandic soundscapes on 'Takk'
By Gideon Kalischer | Sep. 20, 2005Although Sigur R??s' music could be classified as experimental, the band chooses not to radically alter their overall sound. The shift from their debut Von to their last album ( ' ¦'
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'Life Unfinished' in need of life support
By Joe Pudas | Sep. 20, 2005A couple of years ago, \An Unfinished Life"" must have seemed like a sure-fire piece of Oscar bait, complete with an A-list cast of veterans (Robert Redford, Morgan Freeman), glamour ' ¦'
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Cryptoquote answers
By Michelle Turner | Sep. 20, 20051. \You can only be young once, but you can always be immature."" Dave Berry 2. ""You can't handle the truth!"" Colonel Jessep ""A Few Good Men""'
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Cardinal View: Landlords, tenants should lock up
Sep. 20, 2005Many campus-area landlords are failing to meet the requirements of Madison's new Building Lock Ordinance and, in doing so, are failing to meet the safety needs of our community. The ' ¦
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Switchfoot matures on energetic second release
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Rep. calls for state public attorney
By Ashley Spencer | Sep. 20, 2005Black wants a return of position nixed in 1995
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UW School of Business undergraduate program ranks 12th in nation
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Sep. 20, 2005The UW-Madison School of Business undergraduate program moved up two spots, from 14th to 12th in the newest U.S. News and World Report ranking. The School of Business has wavered ' ¦
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How to milk a cold for all it's worth
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FBI appoints Wiley to education panel for National Security
By Nicky Kurtzweil | Sep. 20, 2005U.S. university leaders to advise government
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