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Asian tribute to film falls flat
By Joe Pudas | Mar. 15, 2005Critical consensus and popular preference in film occasionally converge when a genuine crowd-pleaser attracts the collective fancy of cinephiles and casual moviegoers alike. In 2004, \Spider-Man 2"" and ""The Incredibles,"" ' ¦'
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A low blow: explaining the pain in a 'nutshell'
By Dinesh Ramde and Jameson Arasi | Mar. 15, 2005When you get hit below the belt, all you can do is wait '
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Mar. 15, 2005Though Alex has graduated, he's still learning style, APA style, that is. That's right, Mr. Andre is mastering the nuances gleaned from the fifth edition of the \Publication Manual of ' ¦'
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'Puff,' but don't pass
By Les Chappell | Mar. 15, 2005Flaherty's brotherly novel details family experience'
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Monkeys 'pay' to see photos of sexy peers
By Jon Spike , Shannon Kelly and Alex DiTullio and Elizabeth Reynolds | Mar. 15, 2005Primates pass up treats for views of females, alpha males'
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Singing and dancing to the madness of March
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 15, 2005This past weekend, I was worthless. I have an exam on Wednesday, but did I study for it much? Nope. I was too busy trying to figure out how Memphis's ' ¦
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UW housing director: incident at Ed's Express not racially motivated
By Eric Reinert and Kaitlyn Schnell | Mar. 15, 2005UW-Madison Director of University Housing Paul Evans contended the alleged March 1 harrassment of several students at Ed's Express was not racially motivated, contrary to what protestors claim. Still, Evans ' ¦
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Fire ravages historic Capitol Square church
By Amanda Becker | Mar. 15, 2005Plumes of smoke and the charred fa??ade were all that remained of St. Raphael Cathedral, 222 W. Main St., after a fire gutted the building Monday morning. The fire began ' ¦
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UW content with tournament seed
By Clint Robus | Mar. 15, 2005With the NCAA bracket set and the No. 6 seed Badgers preparing to take on the No. 11 seed Northern Iowa Panthers, the committee selections shook down much like the ' ¦
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Burglary charges follow alleged attempted exam theft
By Ivy Okoniewski | Mar. 15, 2005UW senior allegedly broke into physics professor's office
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Badgers fail to put ball in basket
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 15, 2005Sunday's Big Ten Championship game between Illinois and Wisconsin featured four players selected as first team all-conference performers. However, the difference in the Illini's 11 point victory did not come ' ¦
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Overture Center seeks aid from city, county and state governments
By Jeff Rumage | Mar. 15, 2005The Madison Cultural Arts District has asked the city, county and state government entities to be guarantors on the refinancing of $25 million of existing Overture Center bonds. Philanthropist Jerry ' ¦
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Jumble Jumble answers
Mar. 15, 2005Words: Shift, isolate, island, refuge Answer: Fossil Fuels Words: Facade, choose, oracle, ripple Answer: \Collid""oscope Words: Fauna, dabble, target, honor Answer: Urband area'
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Shots at argument against .50-caliber rifle
By Jake Hubbard | Mar. 15, 2005Jake Herrera's article, \.50-caliber rifles threaten security,"" (Opinion, March 8) is alarmingly misleading. Research shows that Barrett Firearm's flagship weapon, the M82A1 rifle, retails for $7,775, is 57 inches long, ' ¦
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Ideological standoff forces outspoken student to drop class
By Sam-Omar Hall | Mar. 15, 2005The principles of appropriate classroom behavior and intellectual diversity recently collided in Professor Scott Straus' Politics of Human Rights seminar, resulting in an angry and frustrated class, a student alleging ' ¦
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Men take third at NCAA indoor meet
By Connor McKnight | Mar. 15, 2005Solinsky finishes first in 3,000-meter race
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Herrera gets more ammo
By Jake Herrera | Mar. 15, 2005I was not anticipating the cacophony of criticism that greeted last week's column calling for the restriction of .50-caliber BMG rifle sales to the public. It took me about an ' ¦
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The most romantic holiday of the year
By Emily Winter | Mar. 15, 2005In less than 48 hours, the most romantic day of the year will fall upon us. (This is, by default, of course, because everyone knows Valentine's Day and other traditionally ' ¦'
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