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TAA ralliers march for benefits
By Katrina Peterson | Apr. 2, 2004TAs, undergrads chant \Not on strike ... yet.\
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Apr. 2, 2004All around campus you see chalking for Forward and FUSE promoting the current student government elections. That's great, but where are the issues'??Most students don't know what is going on ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Apr. 2, 2004Recognition keeps on coming The awards continue to amass for UW junior guard Devin Harris, as he was most recently named a John R. Wooden Award All-American by the Wooden ' ¦
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Don't shaft quirky penis puppeteers
By Joe Pudas | Apr. 1, 2004This weekend, the biggest Australian sensation since the Crocodile Hunter is coming to Madison. From April 2 to 4, the Barrymore Theatre will be packed with people eager to see ' ¦'
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Vendors voice annoyance over piccolo player
By Stosh Jonjak | Apr. 1, 2004Library Mall figure Tom Ryan might be feeling some heat soon, as downtown vendors at Wednesday's Vending Oversights Committee meeting expressed annoyance at his constant piccolo playing. \It's one man ' ¦
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Wis. Film Fest brings global cinema to local screens
By Katie Panosh | Apr. 1, 2004The 6th annual Wisconsin Film Festival opens this evening with an eclectic mix of films, parties and discussions guaranteed to delight film professionals and enthusiasts alike. The festival gives the ' ¦'
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'Real World' star speaks on campus
By Ivy Okoniewski | Apr. 1, 2004Although best known for his heartthrob status on MTV's current season of \The Real World: San Diego,"" cast member Randy came to UW-Madison Wednesday night to share his travel experiences ' ¦
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Discovering the joy of soy
By Luisa Capecchi | Apr. 1, 2004Versatile, healthy bean gains popularity'
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Satisfying an 'Appetite for Destruction'
By Dan Hinkel and UW-Madison | Apr. 1, 2004Excuse me-will you please give me a job? No openings? That's what they all say. In fact, every newspaper in the country has said that to me in the last ' ¦'
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Vines show no growth on 'Days'
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 1, 2004Winning Days On the strength of singles like \Outtatheway,"" ""Get Free"" and ""Ain't No Ruin,"" The Vines experienced a successful debut in . Their follow-up lacks the same creativity, intensity ' ¦'
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Lakeshore path will be rebuilt
By Anne Flavin | Apr. 1, 2004The scenic Howard Temin Lakeshore Path will receive $411,000 for renovations beginning April 26, UW-Madison Facilities Planning and Management along with Madison's Transportation Demand Management program annouced Wednesday. Lakeshore Path, ' ¦
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Audrey alive, safely returned
By Josh Salm | Apr. 1, 2004Missing UW student found after four-day disappearance; suspect still at large
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The shake on malts
By Ben Schultz and Mary Chen | Apr. 1, 2004Malted milk requires the laughter of children to make it more enjoyable. Walking into the Wisconsin Historical Museum on a random weekday afternoon will present hordes of kids swarming around ' ¦'
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Don't shaft quirky penis puppeteers
By Joe Pudas | Apr. 1, 2004This weekend, the biggest Australian sensation since the Crocodile Hunter is coming to Madison. From April 2 to 4, the Barrymore Theatre will be packed with people eager to see ' ¦'
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Raveonettes rave on their music
By Joe Uchill | Mar. 31, 2004Whip it OnChain Gang of LoveWhip it On, B-flat major on Chain Gang of Love The Daily Cardinal: You limit yourself with a number of rules, like just one key ' ¦'
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County officials, residents discuss human services
By Luke Behnke | Mar. 31, 2004Dane County supervisors, board members, people with disabilities and Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk met Tuesday to discuss the financial future of human services in Dane County. Human services are ' ¦
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UW scientists shake up earthquake ideas
By Daniel Sanford | Mar. 31, 2004UW-Madison geology Professor Clifford Thurber and graduate student Haijiang Zhang set out to study where earthquakes form under northern Japan, but they made a surprising discovery. Collaborating with researchers at ' ¦'
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Make Social Security a personal investment
By Rachel Fettig and Samy Moskol and Nitin Julka | Mar. 31, 2004What if the government imposed a tax on every individual in America? The money from the tax would go into a savings account with no annual return. Asserting my right ' ¦
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UW research uses molecules to stop viruses
By Melanie Schotthofer | Mar. 31, 2004New technique could inhibit virus infection
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