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Common courtesy: rest in peace
By Peter Long | Feb. 16, 2005Last week, common courtesy died. After a long and courageous bout with apathy, inconsideration and disrespect, common courtesy passed away, leaving a void not only in the social landscape of ' ¦
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Profs' bias overstated
By Josh Gildea | Feb. 16, 2005Given all the recent brouhaha about liberal college professors, a person could be forgiven for thinking that our college campuses were dens of communist propaganda affecting the fate of America. ' ¦
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UW aims to tame Wolverines
By Kate Hedlin | Feb. 16, 2005The last time the Wisconsin men's basketball team (7-4 Big Ten, 16-6 overall) faced Michigan (3-8, 12-13), the game itself was a blip on the radar. Two games against No. ' ¦
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Can Overture avoid a 'Phantom' effect?
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'Hitch' sweetens the screen
By Amos Posner | Feb. 15, 2005Holiday movie programming is a lot like Holiday food sales. Any idiot can sell a stale fruitcake on December 24th, but only the most appealing Easter egg will find a ' ¦'
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Student group campaigns for lower tuition
By Eric Reinert and Sam Karp | Feb. 15, 2005UW-Madison students will get a preview today of what the United Council of UW Students has cooked up for the state Legislature when the group presents its \Keep the UW ' ¦
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More street parking in the works for Capitol Square
By Jeff Rumage | Feb. 15, 2005The City of Madison Board of Estimates met Monday to consider adding more public parking and a bike lane to the Capitol Square area, and to discuss a possible commercial ' ¦
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Last-minute concession transforms Dist. 8 primary
By Brittany Jones and Dan Tierney | Feb. 15, 2005In an eleventh-hour twist, Ryan Corcoran dropped out of the race for Madison City Council, leaving only incumbent Ald. Austin King, District 8, and business owner Kami Eshraghi as candidates ' ¦
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UW hockey 'tied' up in WCHA play
By Eric Schmoldt | Feb. 15, 2005For the No. 6 Wisconsin men's hockey team (15-6-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 20-8-2 overall), solid special teams play has been the staple of its success. Such was the case ' ¦
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Students could soon receive 'gift certificates' for tuition
By Michael Worringer | Feb. 15, 2005Amid another proposed tuition increase for UW System students, some Wisconsin legislators are attempting to ease the burden of paying for college by establishing a tuition gift certificate program. \It's ' ¦
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UW men's tennis discovers 'Sonkin' treasure
By Sam Pepper | Feb. 15, 2005There is an athlete on this campus who has quietly become a leader of his team. He simply continues to win and strives to receive great praise from his coaches. ' ¦
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Biotron makes 'extreme research' possible
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Stop the War: much more than protests
By Carina Spaulding | Feb. 15, 2005It is hard to miss the campus chalkings from UW-Madison student group Stop the War, but the organization is greater than simply pigment on pavement. A group of students originally ' ¦
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'Street's Disciple' shows Nas recognizing his musical roots
By Megan Orear and Alec Schrager | Feb. 15, 2005Street's Disciple Nas (Sony) It is tempting to label Nas as \mainstream."" His album sales are consistently at the top of hip-hop charts, his videos can usually be seen on ' ¦'
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