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Chambliss, Badgers stomp Penn State in happy return
By Molly Reppen and Jon McNamara | Jan. 31, 2005Guards combine for 38 points in 76-50 drubbing
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By Jourdan Miller | Jan. 31, 2005The UW-Madison Homecoming Committee, a non-profit, student-run organization sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association, is looking for new members for its 2005 membership drive, according to a press release. The ' ¦
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Spring Break Stories
By Bob Spoerl and Amy Osgood | Jan. 31, 2005With winter break over, quasi-depressed college students everywhere can find solace in at least one thing-thinking about Spring Break. The typical Spring Break includes drunken clubbing, MTV cameras and perhaps ' ¦'
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Student orgs connect through new group
By Sarah Martinson | Jan. 31, 2005An organization for student organizations called People Opposing Prejudice held its first meeting of the semester Monday night in Chadbourne Lounge. POP is an organization of 17 diverse student organizations ' ¦
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Letters to the Editor
By Clint Robus | Jan. 31, 2005In my one-and-a-half years here, the following things (among others, I'm sure) have been under construction: Chamberlin Hall, Johnson Street, Bacteriology, Babcock Street, Cole and Sullivan Halls, the Crew House, ' ¦
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Palahniuk spills his guts on literature
By William Temby | Jan. 31, 2005'Fight Club' author discusses power of writing '
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'Million Dollar' simple yet gripping
By Whitney Newman and Dan Marfield | Jan. 31, 2005Scenes from a Marfield'
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'Nightbird' showcases stagnant synth-pop
By Matt Hunziker | Jan. 31, 2005Erasure Nightbird (Mute Records) Erasure, the British two-piece formed in 1985 when former Depeche Mode keyboardist Vince Clarke, fresh from the break up of synth-pop act Yazoo, joined forces with ' ¦'
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Home can be more fun than Cancun and Daytona Beach
By Amos Posner | Jan. 31, 2005In this MTV world of ours, few things are more underappreciated than a good, old-fashioned Spring Break at home. And while even the staunchest supporters of heading home for the ' ¦'
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Republicans propose tax increase on cigarettes
Jan. 28, 2005To help rescue Wisconsin's nearly $200 million Medicaid deficit, the state may literally pass the buck onto Wisconsin smokers. More than 400 health care organizations launched a campaign Thursday in ' ¦
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Reps. call for state contracting audit
By Becky Salmela | Jan. 28, 2005Two Wisconsin State representatives have requested an audit of how the state awards contracts to private firms following recent controversies. In a letter to the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, Rep. ' ¦
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UW looks to rebound against Penn State
By Ben Hubner | Jan. 28, 2005Clinging to a 64-61 lead with 4:31 remaining, the Badgers looked as though-with solid defense, patient possessions and good free-throw shooting-they could extend their home winning streak to 39 games ' ¦
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Athletic Dept. may raise ticket prices
Jan. 28, 2005Watching UW football go 1-0 next fall may cost students a few more dollars. Deputy Athletic Director Jamie Pollard told the Wisconsin State Journal preliminary budget estimates for 2005-'06 show ' ¦
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Liberal professors expand dialogue
By Teddy O???Reilly | Jan. 28, 2005Lefty teachers strike balance with politics
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Bright idea-two Bright Eyes CDs
By Ben Peterson and Liz Puibello | Jan. 28, 2005Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning (Saddle Creek Records) Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst-indie rock's reigning golden child-loves to tell stories. His popularity, which blossomed after 2002's Lifted, is largely ' ¦'
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UW drowned out at home
Jan. 28, 2005There was a reason why Wisconsin head coach Lisa Stone worried about sophomore center sensation Jessica Davenport before Thursday night's match-up at the Kohl Center. \We could not afford to ' ¦
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