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'Death tax' latest of GOP misnomers
By Josh Gildea | Mar. 2, 2005What's in a name? Well, for one thing, political success or failure. It is now commonplace to give every piece of legislation a positive-sounding name no matter what it does. ' ¦
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'Heartbreak' less than fit for Kings
By Ben Peterson and Holly Noe | Mar. 1, 2005There is not too much that sounds fresh these days. The hipster division of the music industry has seen few new bands emerge recently, relying more on follow-ups from tried-and-true ' ¦'
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Students recommend academic honor code
By Erica Pelzek | Mar. 1, 2005Any intentional act \to claim effort for the work or efforts of another without authorization or citation"" is academic misconduct, according to UW-Madison academic misconduct policy. This includes signing friends' ' ¦
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Rise of Latino voters part of new Republican base
By Jon Spike and Jake Herrera | Mar. 1, 2005When Matthew Dowd, a leading Bush campaign strategist, forecasted in July 2004 the GOP would reap 38 to 40 percent of the Latino vote, the professional punditry responded with a ' ¦
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Reader of the Day
Mar. 1, 2005Though he has graduated from this fine university with a degree in linguistics, Tim still contemplates further studies. He may use his knowledge of language to travel the world and ' ¦'
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UW med school may begin tests on new stroke medication
By Dinesh Ramde and Caleb Nesser | Mar. 1, 2005Officials at UW-Madison's School of Medicine are nearing acceptance into a late-stage clinical trial that would allow them to test a promising new drug for stroke victims. Doctors have used ' ¦
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'Diary' maddens audiences
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and William Temby | Mar. 1, 2005Not all adaptations are necessarily a good idea. Whether it be TV shows, comic books or, in the case of \Diary of a Mad Black Woman,"" theater productions, some concepts ' ¦'
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News Briefs
Mar. 1, 2005Under intense public pressure over its allegiance to Syria, the Lebanese government abruptly resigned Monday even though it appeared likely to have survived a no-confidence vote in parliament. The resignation ' ¦
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Dyeing to live through a hectic week
By Emily Winter | Mar. 1, 2005I really just wanted someone to stick me with about a billion needles full of ink. A large, menacing skull and crossbones tattoo on my left bicep-a physical sign of ' ¦'
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Transport 2020 OKs rail system study
By Peter Cameron and Jeff Rumage | Mar. 1, 2005Rail system seeks to improve traffic efficiency, parking
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Five Badgers make final run at Kohl Center
By Sam Pepper | Mar. 1, 2005Saying 'so long' to versatile Badger senior class'
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Club-worthy 'Soundsystem' lacks cohesion
By Nikki Stout and Gideon Kalischer | Mar. 1, 2005The delayed debut of LCD Soundsystem, a.k.a. James Murphy, may have been a blessing in disguise. Murphy sat back and watched the next big thing, dance-punk, quickly rise and fall; ' ¦'
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Olympic bound Badger
By Clint Robus | Mar. 1, 2005In an emotional final round, the Cassie Johnson rink secured the women's curling spot in the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy by defeating the Debbie McCormick rink 5-4 ' ¦
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Badgers brace for Bracey
By Betsy Golomski | Mar. 1, 2005Every team has its star and for Indiana, junior guard Bracey Wright has been shining the brightest this season. The Hoosiers are right on the heels of the Badgers in ' ¦'
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UW searching for 3-point shot
By Jon McNamara | Mar. 1, 2005Tonight's game between the No. 20 Wisconsin Badgers (9-5 Big Ten, 19-7 overall) and the Indiana Hoosiers (9-5, 14-11) will have added significance as both squads enter tied for third ' ¦
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Craven film not quite 'Cursed'
By Sam Karp and Kevin Nelson | Feb. 28, 2005When a studio releases a movie with a title like \Cursed,"" they open themselves up for a lot of possible criticism. It would be easy to say ""Cursed"" lives up ' ¦'
