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Relay For Life seeks to raise cancer-research funds
By Andrew Haffner and Sarah Wieckert | Apr. 21, 2005The Sweet 16 birthday is usually trademarked by everything motorized. Rarely does turning 16 also include cancer. \I got diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. It was a week after I was ' ¦
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Striking 'Gold' at Marigold
By Katrina Peterson | Apr. 20, 2005It is my third year at UW and up until a few days ago, I thought I was aware of every restaurant located on campus and around the downtown area. ' ¦'
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International students find UW experience a 'culture shock'
By Jeana Anderson | Apr. 20, 2005UW-Madison students met at Bradley Learning Community Thursday to explore the elements of college life that lead to culture shock when entering the campus as new or international students. A ' ¦
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UW sure-footed in kicking spot
By Maria Boncyk | Apr. 20, 2005The UW football team has a lot of expectations to live up to (or exceed) this upcoming season. With the departure of many starters on both sides of the ball, ' ¦
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New Athletic Dept. cell phone plan could save state $100k
Apr. 20, 2005The UW-Madison Athletic Department announced it will be changing cell phone plans for its coaches, a move UW-Madison Associate Athletic Director Steve Malchow estimated will save the department approximately $100,000. ' ¦
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By Molly Reppen | Apr. 20, 2005Two criminal complaints filed Monday describe the second campus-area rape reported this month. In an April 16 incident, two women were allegedly walking home from 515 University Ave. when a ' ¦
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Dane County's Farmers' Market
By Sam Morgan and Bonnie Berezowitz | Apr. 20, 2005Wisconsin's Agriculture Makes Cents '
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Council elects president, initiates alders
By Dan Stencel and Sam Morgan | Apr. 20, 2005The election of City Council President Ald. Paul Van Rooy, District 18, highlighted the council's Tuesday afternoon session. Alders elected Van Rooy as victor over Ald. Austin King, District 8, ' ¦
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Dane County's Farmers' Market
By Katie Will | Apr. 20, 2005Previewing this Saturday: A look at the farmers' market before it moves outdoors'
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Please 'Let Us Never Speak of' Out Hud's instrumentals again
By Gideon Kalischer | Apr. 20, 2005Let's get a few obvious remarks about Out Hud and their music out of the way: Yes, they are from New York, and yes they share some members with the ' ¦'
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Mifflin Street residents unite to host block party April 30
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 20, 2005The Mifflin Street Block Party is one step closer to officially taking place April 30 due to three Mifflin Street residents who took the initiative to organize their neighbors. Three ' ¦
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UW softball wins four games in two days
By Joe Hasler | Apr. 20, 2005With a pair of wins over Loyola-Chicago Tuesday at Goodman Diamond, the Wisconsin Badgers softball team swept a double header for the second straight day. Led by strong pitching from ' ¦
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Louis XIV holds no secrets, debut turns out for the 'Best'
By Joe Lynch | Apr. 20, 2005If it has been a long time since you have been hideously offended or a long time since you've heard a rock album that's a straight-up thrill to listen to, ' ¦'
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April 20 perfect time to turn a new leaf
By Caleb Nesser and Jill Klosterman | Apr. 20, 2005Students who felt Bushwhacked after the 2004 presidential election will likely experience a similar sensation today when authorities weed whack students who publicly celebrate marijuana's holiday. Police can slap first-time ' ¦
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Musicians commonly put on a poor act
By Dan Marfield | Apr. 20, 2005For a successful pop star, the world of film is quite an alluring prospect. Acting and singing had been joined together in the theater for quite some time, but the ' ¦'
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Benedict XVI begins papacy
By Ivy Okoniewski and Leah Leonidas | Apr. 20, 2005New pope could affect worship at Madison churches
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