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Tough job, but somebody's gotta do it
By Taniquelle Thurner | Feb. 3, 2004Bolen's stories sure to ease the winter chill'
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Tucker done for the season
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Feb. 3, 2004Sometimes you just have to start thinking of the long run, and for UW sophomore forward Alando Tucker that time is now. One of the most exciting and athletic players ' ¦
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Disorder affects mood during winter season
By Nick Zachar | Feb. 3, 2004Monday was Groundhog's Day, and Punxsutawney Phil predicted yet another six weeks of winter weather. This is great news for those who love the winter season, but for those who ' ¦
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'How to Breathe' a fresh debut
By Julia Bartz and Liz Puibello | Feb. 3, 2004Orringer's offering certain to please readers'
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'Super Seven' key for top candidates
By Jennifer Kidd | Feb. 3, 2004Democratic presidential hopefuls face their biggest challenge yet with a group of contests today dubbed the \Super Seven,"" five primaries and two caucuses spread across the country. Voters in Missouri, ' ¦
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Feminist author discusses Ritalin addiction, depression
By Kristin Knipschild | Feb. 3, 2004Author Elizabeth Wurtzel shared her experiences of drug addiction, shoplifting and depression to students and community members Monday night in the Wisconsin Union Theater as part of the Distinguished Lecture ' ¦
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Public schools may see legacy admissions end
By Julia Bartz | Feb. 2, 2004Texas A&M University recently made the decision to end its legacy admissions policy, in which applicants with family ties to the university were given a slight edge over academically identical applicants without. This decision may be the beginning of a nationwide trend especially affecting selective public universities like UW-Madison.
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News Briefs
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal | Feb. 2, 2004For the second time in three years, the New England Patriots are the National Football League champions, thanks to kicker Adam Vinatieri. With four seconds remaining, Vinatieri kicked a 41-yard ' ¦
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Wilson's big mistake
By Brian Lauvray | Feb. 2, 2004To understand how bad \The Big Bounce"" truly is, it must be stated that Owen Wilson's lackluster acting in the film is the most minor of flaws in a poorly ' ¦'
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Political correctness politely hides prejudice
By Alexandra Gekas | Feb. 2, 2004More dialog on race issues would help curb ignorance
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Recognize sexual assaults
By Nathan Kalmoe | Feb. 2, 2004We would rather not think about sexual assault, but sometimes it cannot be ignored. Last week, our campus was shocked when three sexual assaults were reported in just three days, ' ¦
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Dean courts minority vote in Milwaukee
By Maureen Backman | Feb. 2, 2004MILWAUKEE-Attempting to revive his campaign after tight funds and low support in recent polls, Democratic presidential hopeful Howard Dean appealed to the black community in Milwaukee, culminating in an appearance ' ¦
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'Monster' insightful
By Dan Marfield | Feb. 2, 2004The media has always been fascinated with covering what drives a person to murder, almost as much as the details of the murders themselves. \Monster"" deals with these aspects in ' ¦'
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Wilson's big mistake
By Brian Lauvray | Feb. 2, 2004To understand how bad \The Big Bounce"" truly is, it must be stated that Owen Wilson's lackluster acting in the film is the most minor of flaws in a poorly ' ¦'
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UW researchers explore monkey sex
By Jason Stitt and JoEllen Amato | Feb. 2, 2004According to a team of scientists from UW-Madison and other universities, male marmosets, small tree-dwelling monkeys from Brazil, are not ruled only by sexual arousal but use parts of their ' ¦
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Warming up to the idea of a cold beer
By Crystal Crowns and Louie Holwerk | Feb. 2, 2004Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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Union Art turns 75 years old
By Lisa Muccigrosso | Jan. 30, 2004It's a little known fact that UW-Madison owns some great works of art, not only by students and faculty but also by some of the greatest artists of all time. ' ¦'
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