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Protests follow Bush on Wis. campaign trail
By Maureen Backman | Sep. 27, 2004Bush attacks Kerry over Iraqi conflict comments
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'Never Coming to a Theater Near You\ never gives real insight
By Amos Posner | Sep. 27, 2004Kenneth Turan is not a great movie critic. He approaches his work with respect and dignity, and he has solid taste in movies. But his reviews in the Los Angeles ' ¦'
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'Door in the Floor' is a bore with a whore
By Joe Pudas | Sep. 27, 2004One of the most annoying aspects of cinema is when a consistently wonderful actor is stuck in a film that isn't worthy of his talents. It is downright infuriating when ' ¦'
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Line-jumpers cheat true UW football fans
By Michael Worringer | Sep. 27, 2004Don't bother waiting out overnight to try to get good seats for the Badger football game against Illinois this week. You think you can wait outside for a night and ' ¦
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Delayed deposit? Tenant Resource Center can help
By Seth Bichler | Sep. 27, 2004Security deposits are a universal requirement in the world of rental housing; however, the full reimbursement of these \deposits"" is anything but a given. While most tenants receive some portion ' ¦
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Fiscally punishing minorities
By Kate McCormack | Sep. 27, 2004In the late 19th century the American system of higher education took a radical change in direction. UW-Madison and other public \land-grant"" institutions across the country were created based on ' ¦
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UW comes up short in another close game
By Joe Hasler | Sep. 27, 2004The University of Wisconsin men's soccer team (3-4-0) was unable to overcome an early deficit as they fell 2-1 to the IUPUI Jaguars (6-1-0) Friday night at the McClimon Soccer ' ¦
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Leave 'Sardinia' on the bookshelf
By Ben Schultz | Sep. 27, 2004Albert, the protagonist of \Leaving Sardinia,"" simply cannot carry the book by himself. He may be embarrassingly polite at times and strangely impulsive at others, but he is not fascinating ' ¦'
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Time to focus on the issues that matter
By Casey Hoff | Sep. 27, 2004With the presidential election just 37 days away, the latest polls across the country still show a close race between President Bush and John Kerry. Most polls show about a ' ¦
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When photogenic bands go bad: Client worse than they look
By The Daily Cardinal Arts Columnists | Sep. 27, 2004Client City (Mute) The synthesizer, when used effectively, can be a powerful tool in a band. Poorly executed synths, however, can cause more cringe-worthy musical moments than a Starlight Vocal ' ¦'
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'Erased': James a nightmare for opposing quarterbacks
By Eric Schmoldt | Sep. 27, 2004While many people may say that junior fullback Matt Bernstein was the player of the game Saturday, there was one player who made a bigger impact. Senior defensive end Erasmus ' ¦
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Wisconsin aims to reverse obesity trends
By Alex Balistreri | Sep. 27, 2004Typical college diet, however, may impede progress
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Incumbent identifies with concerns of UW students
By Maureen Backman | Sep. 27, 2004Baldwin seeks Pell Grant increases to offset rising tuition
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UW to profs: Keep politics out of class
By Amanda Buhman | Sep. 27, 2004Lecturers urged not to promote political agendas
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The hunt for the next big thing
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'Shaun of the Dead' breathes life into zombie genre
By Kevin Nelson | Sep. 27, 2004It's that same old clich??d story, guy has girl, guy loses girl, guy's country gets overrun by flesh eating zombies intent on destroying all humanity, guy uses massive zombie attack ' ¦'
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Volleyball falls twice to open Big Ten season
By Betsy Golomski and Molly Reppen | Sep. 27, 2004The UW women's volleyball team (0-2 Big Ten, 6-4 overall) opened the Big Ten season on the wrong foot with losses against No. 20 Ohio State (2-0, 11-0) and No. ' ¦
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Bernstein steps up, Badgers win 16-3
By Connor McKnight | Sep. 27, 2004Saturday saw two hallmark teams of the Big Ten play 60 minutes of grind-it-out, tough-it-out-style football. UW, while not pretty by any stretch of the imagination, brought back a sense ' ¦
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