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Free throws almost doom Badgers
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 3, 2005Wisconsin survives Indiana on last-second heroics
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Almodovar's 'Bad Education' thrills with intrigue, suspense
By Joe Pudas | Mar. 3, 2005The theatrical trailer for Pedro Almodovar's latest film \Bad Education"" is remarkably brief but uniquely enigmatic and fitting. The pulsating Bernard Herrmann-esque score is accompanied by the customary black-and-white praise ' ¦'
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Churchill speech shows Wisconsin's democratic ideals
By Molly Reppen and Adam Schmidt | Mar. 3, 2005Professor and partisan provocateur Ward Churchill's highly-anticipated visit to Wisconsin has come and gone. Regardless of the state Assembly's official condemnation, Churchill had his say-and so did many others. Tuesday's ' ¦
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Pools, parking, 'partments on the docket
By Katie Drucker | Mar. 3, 2005The future face of Madison could include a new affordable housing unit on the 400 block of West Mifflin Street, aesthetically pleasing elements for a new dorm and a 200-stall ' ¦
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Dems, Academy share fear of change
By Andrew Haffner and Nick Barbash | Mar. 3, 2005I saw \Million Dollar Baby"" last week. It was a good movie-well written, well acted, well directed. But as I left the theater, I found myself feeling displeased. At first ' ¦
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TAA resumes bargaining for new contract
By Will McClain | Mar. 3, 2005Association wants decision from state by Wednesday
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University Housing caters to UW-Madison students with food allergies or intolerances
By Sarah Wieckert | Mar. 3, 2005No peanut butter? No scrambled eggs? No milk on those Cheerios? Unless they are feeling especially inclined towards bloating, stomach aches, hives, or even more serious chronic problems, drugs are ' ¦'
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Softball heads west to Tulsa
By Molly Reppen and Mike Constantine | Mar. 3, 2005After a strong showing last weekend in the Palm Springs Classic, the UW softball team (3-3 overall) heads to Oklahoma this weekend looking to build off its success at the ' ¦
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Program will allow students to intern in D.C.
By Jeana Anderson | Mar. 3, 2005UW-Madison students interested in spending a semester in Washington, D.C., earning credits while gaining experience in political and commercial fields, will have an opportunity to do so thanks to a ' ¦
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New Beer Thursdays
Mar. 3, 2005The New Beer Thursdays taste testers had high hopes for Lion-it was the first time we had tried a Sri Lankan beer, and definitely the first time we had tried ' ¦'
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First date dining impressions
By Katrina Peterson | Mar. 3, 2005Everyone is familiar with the first dinner date experience; it's awkward, nerve-racking and sometimes so boring that you begin to ponder stabbing your eye with a fork to liven things ' ¦'
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Students will play part in energy plan
By Jamie Thomas | Mar. 3, 2005Group works to implement Doyle's recommendations
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You think you have it bad...
By Lindsey Ramon | Mar. 3, 2005How one UW-Madison student copes with her rare allergy'
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Madison's Co-ops: nearly 40 years and still strong
By Dan Tierney | Mar. 3, 2005To those who have lost their way among the student flats and aging houses that rest between Broom and Bedford Streets, the colorful mural adorning the Mifflin Street Co-op, 32 ' ¦
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The Academy Is... almost worthwhile
By Peter Cameron and Eric Reinert | Mar. 3, 2005Some albums pack such a punch that after completing the last track, the listener feels like he has been run over by an AstroVan full of rock 'n' roll. Other ' ¦'
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Olson's 'Children of God Go Bowling,' throw gutterballs
By Julia Bartz | Mar. 3, 2005For many college students, age 30 is still quite a way off. However hazily, we hope that, at the very least, we will have rewarding careers and attractive significant others. ' ¦'
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Higher education proposals square off
By Michael Worringer | Mar. 3, 2005Conflicting visions for the future of higher education in Wisconsin clashed at the Capitol Wednesday. Before a joint meeting of the Senate's Higher Education and Tourism Committee and the Assembly's ' ¦
