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\Constant Gardener"" beauty on the eyes, lacking on story
By Kiera Wiatrak | Sep. 9, 2005There's a theory, among the vast spectrum of conjectures and hypotheses, claiming there are a limited amount of stories in the world and that each emerging art form is merely ' ¦'
Regent admits 'big mistakes' on hiring
By Ivy Okoniewski | Sep. 9, 2005Following criticism of the UW System for holding \backup"" jobs for some UW administrators, a committee of the UW System Board of Regents agreed in West Bend, Wis., Thursday to ' ¦
City to wait one year before allowing food on buses
By Maureen Backman | Sep. 9, 2005Madison residents will have to wait at least one more year to see if they can legally eat a granola bar or an after-work bag of chips on Madison Metro ' ¦
Dorm shortages plague state schools
By Sarah Martinson | Sep. 9, 2005While housing officials at UW-Madison try to find space in overcrowded facilities for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina, UW-Milwaukee, is experiencing a public housing crunch as well, due in part ' ¦
Statham at his action-hero finest in 'Transporter 2'
By Joe Pudas | Sep. 9, 2005With every passing year, it becomes more and more obvious that Hollywood needs a new one-man army. The heavyweights of the 80s and 90s have fizzled to some degree. Willis' ' ¦'
Bill a response to 'illegal' TA strike
By Amanda McGowan | Sep. 9, 2005Senator wants to limit collective bargaining of TAs
Letters to the Editor
Sep. 9, 2005This year, the Athletic Department has continued its depressing trend of finding new ways to regulate the handout of student hockey tickets. Over the past few years it has added ' ¦
Badgers, Big Ten volleyball dominate polls
By Zach Kukkonen | Sep. 9, 2005After a strong start to their season last weekend, winning the Air Force Falcon Invitational, the No. 9 UW women's volleyball team (3-0) will look capitalize on that momentum this ' ¦
Undefeated Badger women travel west for Nike Invite
By Adam Hoge | Sep. 9, 2005After moving up from No. 25 to No. 13 in the latest NSCAA/Adidas Top 25 poll, the Wisconsin women's soccer team will not have time to take a breath as ' ¦
County, city officials pledge hurricane relief
By Chris Fleissner | Sep. 8, 2005Wisconsin willing to receive over 1,000 evacuees
After setback, Stanley running back up
By Jon McNamara | Sep. 8, 2005Booker Stanley is becoming accustomed to life in the limelight. But the recognition he garnered this off-season was not the attention the junior running back wants. After a violent altercation ' ¦
Students may soon live on Library Mall
By Laura Kalinowski | Sep. 8, 2005The Urban Design Commission passed initial approval Wednesday night for a six-story university housing and office structure at 731 State St. Pres House, the Presbyterian church currently at the Library ' ¦
Bucky can't dodge Cupid's arrow
By Dan Tierney | Sep. 8, 2005So you've just completed your orientation here at the great state University of Wisconsin. You're sifting and winnowing in your dorm room. You may ask yourself, \Self, I wonder how ' ¦'
Stooges revived rock, no kidding
By Joe Lynch | Sep. 8, 2005In 1969, rock's musical elite were interested in things like expanding popular music to its furthest horizons, penning surreal lyrics and having a social conscience. So when an eponymous debut ' ¦'
Kicking off the tailgating season
By Kristin Czubkowski | Sep. 8, 2005The first football game has come and gone, with the Badgers learning their strengths and weaknesses for future performances. Now it is time to do the same for campus tailgating ' ¦'
Cutie 'Plans' mainstream hits
By Ryan Raab | Sep. 8, 2005How do you make God laugh?-Make a plan. This dark joke is reportedly the source of Death Cab for Cutie's new album title and a suitable introduction to their wistful, ' ¦'
Supreme Court at crossroads, Roberts nomination a risk
By Whitney Newman and Erik Opsal | Sep. 8, 2005With the death of William Rehnquist this past Saturday, the Supreme Court is at a turning point. Two seats are now open and President Bush is gearing up for a ' ¦
Big Ten's perfection unlikely to stretch into second week
By Michael Worringer | Sep. 8, 2005For the first time in 20 years, the Big Ten Conference put together an undefeated week, going 10-0 with Purdue having a bye. The last time this happened was Sept. ' ¦'



