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Audrey alive, safely returned

By Josh Salm | Apr. 1, 2004

Missing UW student found after four-day disappearance; suspect still at large

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Don't shaft quirky penis puppeteers

By Joe Pudas | Apr. 1, 2004

This 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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Vines show no growth on 'Days'

By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Apr. 1, 2004

Winning 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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Satisfying an 'Appetite for Destruction'

By Dan Hinkel and UW-Madison | Apr. 1, 2004

Excuse 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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Don't shaft quirky penis puppeteers

By Joe Pudas | Apr. 1, 2004

This 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, 2004

Library 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, 2004

The 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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Discovering the joy of soy

By Luisa Capecchi | Apr. 1, 2004

Versatile, healthy bean gains popularity'

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'Real World' star speaks on campus

By Ivy Okoniewski | Apr. 1, 2004

Although 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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Attend to all terror

By Meghana Agni and Michael Shanley | Mar. 31, 2004

Feb. 21, there was a terrorist attack in Uganda. The Lord's Resistance Army, a religious fundamentalist terrorist group, invaded the village of Lira, where it shot, stabbed and burned to ' ¦

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Raveonettes rave on their music

By Joe Uchill | Mar. 31, 2004

Whip 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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Cost of credits to double for some

By Sam-Omar Hall | Mar. 31, 2004

Regent says board was pressured to hike credit costs

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UW scientists shake up earthquake ideas

By Daniel Sanford | Mar. 31, 2004

UW-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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Bush promotes economy, free trade

By Maureen Backman | Mar. 31, 2004

APPLETON, Wis.-Making a tour of states likely to be close in the November elections, President Bush assured Wisconsin business entrepreneurs Tuesday the state of the nation's economy is steadily improving ' ¦

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Students to explore tropics on campus

By Kate Raiford | Mar. 31, 2004

At the entrance to the 8,000-square-foot Botany Greenhouse, a sign asks visitors to leave their book bags outside. The warm, humid greenhouse air sends the Wisconsin chill wafting away as ' ¦'

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News Brief

By Daily Cardinal Staff | Mar. 31, 2004

A complaint filed yesterday detailed the circumstances of alleged encounters between UW basketball player Maurice \Boo"" Wade and a woman who accused him of battery in an incident last month. ' ¦

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Aerosmith return to rock, Sleep Station return to WWII

Mar. 31, 2004

Aerosmith (Columbia) Live fast, die pretty. This is the mantra of rock stars-make incredible music when you're young, live life like there's no tomorrow and then one day either overdose ' ¦'

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Make Social Security a personal investment

By Rachel Fettig and Samy Moskol and Nitin Julka | Mar. 31, 2004

What 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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Setting the bar for the NBA

By Molly Reppen and Arvind Gopalratnam | Mar. 31, 2004

Late Night with Arvinio

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Madison's hidden artwork

By Ben Schultz | Mar. 31, 2004

Madison is not known for grand pieces of public art. The closest things the city has to the monolithic grandeur of the St. Louis Arch are in fact hidden from ' ¦'