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'Checkpoint' assassinates president, author
By Joe Uchill | Sep. 10, 2004Jarring and gimmick-laden to his core, Nicholson Baker writes books for the literate end off the Steve O generation. \Vox"" was a Penthouse letter masked by big words and wit; ' ¦'
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MTV star back in the (real) real world
By Maureen Backman and Amanda Becker | Sep. 10, 2004Tuesday night was the season premiere of \The Real World: Philadelphia."" The Daily Cardinal's Amanda Becker watched the premiere with UW-Madison senior Landon, [MTV does not want his last name ' ¦
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Badgers take on the hill
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 10, 2004Even though it is only the start of the fall sports season, the UW men's basketball team is back at work preparing for the upcoming year. Beginning this past week, ' ¦
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Numbers Don't Lie
Sep. 10, 20046 The number of states that have denied Ralph Nader a place on the presidential ballot, now that Virginia has declined to include his name. 22 The number of states ' ¦
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Undervalued 'Darko' worth second look
By Joe Lynch | Sep. 10, 2004When Pandora Cinema released \Donnie Darko"" in 2001, the only thing more unexpectedly disturbing than the film's puzzling ending was its miserable box office performance. The reasons for ""Darko's"" failure ' ¦'
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Republicans seek worthy Feingold foe
By Luke Behnke | Sep. 10, 2004Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls Russ Darrow, Robert Lorge, Tim Michels and Bob Welch are furiously campaigning across most of Wisconsin as the Sept. 14 Republican primary nears. Unlike the rest ' ¦
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Protesters recount brutality at convention
By Ivy Okoniewski | Sep. 10, 2004NYC police give Wis. demonstrators rough treatment
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Alumni Association curbs flow of alcohol at Badger Huddles
By Eric Reinert | Sep. 10, 2004Badger Huddles, gatherings of UW-Madison alumni at away football games, will now involve less alcohol. Taking a cue from the university's effort to curb excessive student drinking, the Wisconsin Alumni ' ¦
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Lynch discusses comedy, dead kitties
Sep. 10, 2004A uniquely consistent musical comedian, Stephen Lynch combines dark, dirty and incredibly funny lyrics with a gentle voice and capable acoustic guitar playing-like a John Mayer for the \South Park"" ' ¦'
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Badgers take on the hill
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 10, 2004Even though it is only the start of the fall sports season, the UW men's basketball team is back at work preparing for the upcoming year. Beginning this past week, ' ¦
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City dives into public swimming pool debate
By Dan Tierney | Sep. 10, 2004It is common knowledge that the only antidote for the scorching Wisconsin summers is a trip to the municipal swimming pool, a cure which the citizens of Madison have long ' ¦
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Davis out at least three games
By Jon McNamara | Sep. 9, 2004For the second year in a row, the Badger football team will be without its top running back for an extended period of time. The latest reports on senior Anthony ' ¦
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Indie Coffee shop projects charm
By Katie Will | Sep. 9, 2004It seems only proper that the little building at 1225 Regent St., former home of the scrappy hot dog joint Dog Eat Dog, would retain its independent streak even with ' ¦'
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Help local merchants stay on State Street
By Mike Gorwitz | Sep. 9, 2004Wisconsin is by and large a suburban state. Most in-state students come from towns characterized by cul-de-sacs, malls and McDonald's. Virtually the only way to tell if you are in ' ¦
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New chain restaurant adds to mix on State St.
By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | Sep. 9, 2004Across the street from Chipotle, 658 State St., and a block away from Qdoba, 548 State St., a large, bright goldenrod sign heralds the coming of another restaurant on State ' ¦
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Suter signs with Nashville Predators
By Eric Schmoldt | Sep. 9, 2004It was just three months ago when Devin Harris held a press conference to announce he would forego his senior season with the Badgers to enter the NBA draft. Yesterday, ' ¦
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Republicans' slanderous election tactics help no one
By Nick Barbash | Sep. 9, 2004Which Republican of the past has inspired Republicans of the present like no one else ever could? Though you'll often hear names like Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan, ' ¦
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5 things to watch against the Runnin' Rebels
By Jon McNamara | Sep. 9, 20041. Depth perception In last Saturday's victory over the University of Central Florida, senior running back Anthony Davis rushed for 78 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries. However, he ' ¦'
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Hockey star MacMurchy skates afoul
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Sep. 9, 2004Junior to appeal suspension following bar fight
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