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'Life Aquatic,' 'Neverland' among winter's finest
Jan. 14, 2005As always, Hollywood unleashed a bevy of winter films catering to the tastes of Academy voters and the wallets of the mass moviegoing public. Sorting out the worthless from the ' ¦'
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'80s hard rock and fine arts inundate Madison
By Andrew Haffner and Beth Wick | Jan. 14, 2005At Wick's End'
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'District' displays Luda's talent
By Nate Holton | Jan. 14, 2005(Def Jam) The success Ludacris has attained over the last four years has been nothing short of spectacular. While dropping albums on a near-yearly basis, Luda has held the nation's ' ¦'
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Still unbeaten at home, UW opens Big Ten season
By Eric Schmoldt and Nicole Hurley | Jan. 14, 2005Winter break saw the end of non-conference play and the beginning of the Big Ten season for the Wisconsin men's basketball team (11-3 overall, 2-1 Big Ten). It also saw ' ¦
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Freedom for three weeks
Jan. 14, 2005For UW-Madison students, winter break does not always mean hanging out at home '
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Partners of UW's LGBT staff still without health insurance
By Molly Reppen and Keith Zukas | Jan. 14, 2005UW is only school in Big Ten to deny coverage
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Healthy solutions for New Year's resolutions
By Katie Ernest | Jan. 14, 2005With a new semester right around the corner, New Year's resolutions are underway. For freshmen and non-freshmen alike, many students have pledged to shed some extra pounds. Test your dining ' ¦'
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Officials call Dec. 19 blaze at Orpheum arson
By Jeana Anderson | Jan. 14, 2005The Madison Fire Department determined the third fire at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St., on Dec. 19 was arson. The building, which was erected in 1926, is a major ' ¦
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A chain of unfortunate Asian cuisine
By Katrina Peterson | Jan. 14, 2005A few weeks ago, I found myself in my kitchen devouring a heap of squishy chow claiming to be nothing less than Taste Sensations Sesame Chicken. Lean Cuisine claims it ' ¦'
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Williams' price damages media credibility
By Nick Barbash and Alex Pacheco | Jan. 14, 2005Many in the media are understandably furious with right-wing pundit Armstrong Williams, who last week accepted $241,000 from the U.S. Department of Education to tout the No Child Left Behind ' ¦
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25 UW students studying abroad safe after tsunami
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Carina Spaulding | Jan. 14, 2005The unexpected natural disaster in Southeast Asia devastated nations yet brought together the world, including administration and student groups at UW-Madison. The UW-Madison Departments of International Student Services and International ' ¦
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'Dawgs bite Badgers in Outback Bowl
By Eric Schmoldt | Jan. 14, 2005TAMPA, Fla.-The new year did not start out the way the Wisconsin Badgers had hoped. Its offense sputtered out of the gates and the Badgers dug themselves a hole they ' ¦
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Education priority in State of State address
By Laura-Claire Corson | Jan. 14, 2005The state of Wisconsin is, apparently, on the move. In the annual State of the State address Wednesday evening, Gov. Jim Doyle highlighted Wisconsin's progress and optimistic future regarding agriculture, ' ¦
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Jan. 14, 2005Abbas victor of Palestinian election Ramallah, West Bank Mahmoud Abbas, officially declared the winner of the Palestinian presidential election with 62 percent of the vote, faces the challenges of ending ' ¦
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Women's hoopsters struggle early against Big Ten foes
By Cary Dohman | Jan. 14, 2005After a two-week break prior to Big Ten play, head coach Lisa Stone's squad was rested and confident heading into conference play. But a tough schedule and poor shooting performances ' ¦
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Among Halloween solutions, police weigh closing highways
By Laura-Claire Corson | Jan. 14, 2005Drastic measure included in report of possible remedies
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