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Tennis discovers magic of yoga

By Clint Robus | Mar. 31, 2005

Women look for seventh straight at Penn State

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Storytelling

By Justin Saper | Mar. 31, 2005

From Uganda to Sudan to UW, professor Harold Scheub shares his stories with students'

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Letter to the editor

By Will Hoverman and Jason Snyder | Mar. 31, 2005

Vote against LTE exploitation

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News Briefs

Mar. 31, 2005

UW-Madison graduate student Kevin Gonzalez won Playboy Magazine's College Fiction Contest for his short story entitled \Statehood,"" according to the Capital Times. Gonzalez, a Master of Fine Arts student in ' ¦

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Finding the perfect government job

By Amos Posner | Mar. 31, 2005

Almost Amos'

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Film is a jolly good 'Oldboy'

By Joe Pudas | Mar. 31, 2005

A well-worn but dependable maxim frequently cited by Roger Ebert is that the most effective way to critique a film is to make another, better one. Coming appropriately from Fran??ois ' ¦'

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The 'Godfather' talks about his 'American' filmmaking style

By Jeff Rambert and Sam Marz | Mar. 31, 2005

Milwaukee native Mark Borchardt attained cult-level fame in 1999 when the documentary film \American Movie"" chronicled his attempt at creating a horror film. Moviegoers related to Borchardt's grassroots filmmaking approach. ' ¦'

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Giving the 'Great Wall' his due

By Eric Schmoldt | Mar. 31, 2005

If you didn't see a Wisconsin men's hockey team in the last four years, you really missed out on something special. No, I'm not talking about the fact that the ' ¦

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Commerce Briefs

Mar. 31, 2005

Charter Communications began offering telephone service in Madison Tuesday as it made its network in the city all digital. With the new service, Charter completes the \Telecom Triple Play"" of ' ¦'

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Lamenting the UW diet

By Katrina Peterson and Justin Dreyfuss | Mar. 31, 2005

Whenever I go home, to visit my family there is only one thing I look forward to more than sleeping in a warm, bug and mouse-free house: opening up a ' ¦'

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When they were novels

Mar. 31, 2005

A look at the journey from graphic novel to motion picture'

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GOP plays politics with Schiavo's life

By Nick Barbash | Mar. 31, 2005

A recent memo, allegedly written by a Republican staffer, was accidentally leaked to the media. Whether the staffer in question actually wrote the memo is questionable, but it demonstrates in ' ¦

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Stacking up sports drinks

By Kristin Czubkowski | Mar. 31, 2005

\Is it in you?"" The dramatic advertisements for Gatorade, Powerade, and other sports drinks can often have a psychological impact on athletes, making them believe that the key to success ' ¦'

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Panel criticizes Bush's federal financial aid plans

By Will McClain | Mar. 31, 2005

A pair of UW-Madison experts on student financial aid said Wednesday President Bush's proposed 2006 budget would eliminate several important aid programs and drastically cut funding to others. Steve Van ' ¦

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Students cash in on ideas, brainpower

By Dinesh Ramde | Mar. 31, 2005

Coming up with an idea for a company can be difficult-unless coming up with ideas is the company. Two UW-Madison students have pioneered a business that markets ideas-the least tangible ' ¦'

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Bush cuts grants, students pay

By Russ Feingold | Mar. 31, 2005

The administration's recent cuts to federal financial aid for higher education send a clear message to students: When it comes to paying for college, don't count on Pell Grants. College ' ¦

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Stem cells, morality clash in proposed law

By Michael Worringer | Mar. 31, 2005

Stem-cell research at UW-Madison has been drawn into a legislative battle over whether health care professionals can use morality as justification for withholding medical information and refusing to perform medical ' ¦

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Stone Age 'Paralyze' with a 'Lullabye'

By Joe Lynch and Kate Ray | Mar. 31, 2005

A music genre is in dire straits when the best album it has to boast in recent memory can be best described as 'a very solid album.' Well, for some ' ¦'

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Oversight Committee votes to improve State St. aesthetics

By Whitney Newman and Amanda Becker | Mar. 31, 2005

Members of the Vending Oversight Committee sought to improve the culture of State Street by approving proposals for newspaper vending machines, planters and bicycle racks. \Newspaper vending has consistently existed ' ¦

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UW returns offensive firepower

By Justin Dreyfuss | Mar. 31, 2005

After an early exit in this year's NCAA hockey tournament, the Wisconsin men's team has added incentive to move on to next year. Though the loss to second-seed Michigan in ' ¦