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Tar Heels halt Badger Final Four run
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 28, 2005UW fails to stay with high-powered UNC
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Prof. charged in enticement case
By Jamie Thomas | Mar. 28, 2005UW-Madison comparative literature Professor Lewis Keith Cohen will appear in court March 31 to face charges of child enticement and use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime, ' ¦
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Police fine UW film students using fake guns $412 each
Mar. 28, 2005Five UW-Madison film students were fined $412 apiece Wednesday for disorderly conduct after an encounter with Madison Police atop the Overture Center Ramp, 318 W. Mifflin St., according to the ' ¦
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Diversity needs decisiveness
By Marlon Lima and John Wiley | Mar. 28, 2005Many see spring as a time of renewal, but it is one of reflection as well. Seniors are placing perspective on the closing weeks of their undergraduate experiences, parents are ' ¦
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Mar. 28, 2005A Madison police officer was called into assistance Wednesday, March 23, after Nichole Lewis allegedly mugged a woman walking on the 1100 block of Regent Street, near McDonald's. The victim ' ¦
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Scares missing in 'Ring' sequel
By Molly Reppen and Stacie Wedvick | Mar. 28, 2005\The Ring Two,"" sequel to 2002's ""The Ring,"" proves yet again that sequels usually fall short of their predecessors. Gore Verbinski, the previous director, was replaced by Hideo Nakata, director ' ¦'
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Madison Area Music Awards ready for second annual show
By Andrew Haffner and Ben Schultz | Mar. 17, 2005Though spring break will whisk students away from Madison, one event is bringing the town together. The second annual Madison Area Music Awards, slated for Saturday, March 26, will bring ' ¦'
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Bloc parties are far from 'Silent'
By Beth Wick | Mar. 17, 2005It is a breath of fresh air when a highly anticipated new band's first full-length release is worth listening to from start to finish. Not many bands can produce an ' ¦'
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WCHA Final Five meet in showdown
By Max Hooker | Mar. 17, 2005Five of the nation's top teams will be on display this weekend at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn. for the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Men's Final Five ' ¦
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UW profs boast video games' academic merit at conference
By Lauren Silberman | Mar. 17, 2005San Francisco-With an eager audience of leading game developers and academics in attendance last week, the Moscone Convention Center was transformed into a video game lovers utopia. On one floor ' ¦
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'iPod' tax unwise for Doyle, unacceptable for music fans
By Nick Rotchadl | Mar. 17, 2005It is nearly impossible to walk a block in downtown Madison without seeing someone bobbing his or her head to the beat of an iPod. I have a message for ' ¦
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A slice of Saint Patrick's Day
By Kristen Gregory | Mar. 17, 2005In Ireland, it has long been considered a sign of respect to serve guests warm, freshly baked bread. Irish soda bread, a traditional staple of the Irish diet since the ' ¦'
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UW skates with old foe
By Zach Kukkonen | Mar. 17, 2005This weekend marks a series of firsts for the University of Wisconsin's women's hockey team. For the first time in four years, they are playing Dartmouth, and for the first ' ¦
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Fat food to go
By Katrina Peterson | Mar. 17, 2005What does it mean to be a fast-food restaurant? Does it entail cheap food prices? Fast service? Offering fatty and high caloric foods? Picking up your meal at the counter ' ¦'
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Students celebrate St. Patrick's Day in several ways
By Sarah Wieckert and Sam Morgan | Mar. 17, 2005While many students in Ireland will gather for mass in celebration of their country's Patron Saint Patricius today, halfway across the globe most UW-Madison students will be found nowhere near ' ¦'
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New Beer Thursdays
Mar. 17, 2005Whoooooooo!!!!! Yeah! Dude! St. Patricks Day! I can't believe how wasted I am! And it's totally noon! Whooo!!! Whoa. Alright, I gotta compose myself. Seriously. Alright. OK. Alright. Alright. Whoa. ' ¦'
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Hunger strikers send wrong message
By Nick Barbash and Sarah Turner | Mar. 17, 2005In a Political Science 466 lecture last semester, Professor Kenneth Mayer displayed a graph of information on Democratic and Republican federal candidates. When asked to explain the absence of third-party ' ¦
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