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Linebackers take form
By Brad Rysz | Apr. 6, 2004Starting spots up for grabs with two departures
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Has kiddie gross-out humor gone too far?
Apr. 6, 2004I have spent the last few weeks looking at children's books, and have noticed a disturbing trend-there are more R-rated books in that section than there are in mainstream adult ' ¦'
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Time proves Feingold right on Patriot Act
By Eric Kleefeld | Apr. 6, 2004Being from New Jersey, a lot of people ask me how it is that a guy like myself ended up all the way in Madison. I often reply that there ' ¦
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Pitching tents near campus this spring
By Ben Sykes | Apr. 6, 2004With 60 degree days stretching out in front of Madisons population for the foreseeable future, thoughts of actually enjoying Wisconsin's great outdoors are returning to students' thawing brains. \It's generally ' ¦
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Same-sex amendment may disrupt employee benefits
By Seth Bichler | Apr. 6, 2004A proposed amendment to the state constitution banning same-sex marriage could present a legal challenge to Wisconsin companies that currently offer domestic partner benefits to their employees. Most Wisconsinites oppose ' ¦
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UConn dominates Ga. Tech in NCAA Championship game
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Apr. 6, 2004Five years removed from their last national championship, the Connecticut Huskies (32-6) defeated the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (28-10), 82-73, Monday night in San Antonio to win the 2004 men's ' ¦
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Student art exhibit features political works inspired by Mideast struggle
By Mollie Levison | Apr. 5, 2004Thought-provoking images characterize a politically-charged art exhibition currently being displayed in the seventh floor Humanities gallery. \Carrying a Straw to Egypt,"" on display until April 9, contains several Middle East ' ¦'
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Characters focus of 'Hellboy'
By Peter Cameron | Apr. 5, 2004For comic book geeks, \Hellboy"" is an amazing on-screen version of the beloved hero. For everyone else, it is a solid movie and one that not only hardcore comic fans ' ¦'
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Share responsibility for sexual assault
By Alexandra Gekas | Apr. 5, 2004Throughout sexual assault awareness month in April, groups like Promoting Awareness Victim Empowerment and Men Opposing Sexual Assault will be concentrating their efforts in promoting public discourse and education on ' ¦
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Men's tennis split weekend
By Ben Hubner | Apr. 5, 2004The Wisconsin men's tennis team (1-3 Big Ten, 6-9 overall) had no answer for No. 1 Illinois (3-0, 16-0 overall), losing 7-0, but managed to round out the weekend with ' ¦
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'Prince' forced, unromantic
By Joe Uchill | Apr. 5, 2004Make no mistake, writers Jack Amiel and Michael Begler can write funny scenes and, save the genre-appropriate chick-flick cornball humor, \The Prince and Me"" is a funny movie. But at ' ¦'
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Louie speaks of fish tales, junk e-mails
By Louie Holwerk | Apr. 5, 2004The fishing season is near, and e-mails on the topic of angling are clogging my inbox. As a lifelong fisherman, I'll do my best to address a few of the ' ¦'
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Staff Opinion - Wray did well with Seiler
By Jon Spike | Apr. 5, 2004The hordes of national media converging on Madison last week with video cameras and tape recorders aimed pointedly at the community put unbelievable pressure on the city's police department. Searching ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Apr. 5, 2004The men's track and field team ended the weekend after a competition at the Texas Relays. Sophomore Alonzo Moore finished second in the triple jump at 49' 9' while Rick ' ¦
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Wis. Film Fest not-to-be-missed event for students
By William Temby | Apr. 5, 2004The Wisconsin Film Festival came and went last weekend. It's an interesting event every year-to see the new directions this young festival goes. It's hard to believe how quickly the ' ¦'
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UW opens up conference play with rough start
By Connor McKnight | Apr. 5, 2004With spring approaching quickly, the UW softball team could not help but treat itself to a double scoop of softball Sunday. The Badgers ended their two-game confrontation with the Buckeyes ' ¦
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Police refute abduction claims; Seiler hires lawyer
By Maureen Backman | Apr. 5, 2004Assistant Police Chief Noble Wray said Friday police believe Audrey Seiler's alleged kidnapper does not exist and ceased the search for a man Seiler described as her abductor. \We do ' ¦
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TAA explains a possible grade strike
Apr. 5, 2004Members of the Teaching Assistants' Association do not want to go on strike, but feel they have to consider it. Why? Because the bargaining process has broken down. The state ' ¦
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Staff Opinion- Cardinal picks for Tuesday
Apr. 5, 2004District 1, The Dane County Board Of all the names on the ballot tomorrow, the Dane County Board of Supervisors District 1 election probably has the greatest effect on students, ' ¦
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Feingold slams Bush, Patriot Act
By Jennifer Kidd and Liz Wegner | Apr. 5, 2004U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., slammed parts of the USA Patriot Act and advocated a new national security bill to a receptive and enthusiastic audience at the Wisconsin Union Theater ' ¦
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