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Overture project worries downtown business owners
By Stosh Jonjak | Feb. 10, 2004While the Madison Overture Project is gentrifying the State Street area and augmenting the city's cultural community, the project is ousting some local retail owners. \Construction has gone very smoothly, ' ¦
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Badgers riding high after huge wins
By Eric Schmoldt | Feb. 10, 2004In case you missed it, the Wisconsin men's hockey team (11-6-5 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 17-9-6 overall) completed a two-game series sweep against the top team in the country, the ' ¦
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Guards look to improve play
By Betsy Golomski | Feb. 10, 2004Oh where, oh where, has the Badgers' backcourt gone? Did it leave with Boo Wade's arrest last Wednesday or is this just a bump in the road? Lately, junior guard ' ¦
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Overture project worries downtown business owners
By Maureen Backman and Stosh Jonjak | Feb. 10, 2004While the Madison Overture Project is gentrifying the State Street area and augmenting the city's cultural community, the project is ousting some local retail owners. \Construction has gone very smoothly, ' ¦
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Flawed 'Barbershop' a cut above most sequels
By Whitney Newman and Amos Posner | Feb. 10, 2004Movies like \Barbershop"" don't usually lead to sequels. We never saw ""Diner 2"" or ""Car Wash: With a Vengeance."" Slice-of-life movies are self-contained by nature. Sequels either become too story-driven ' ¦'
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Lightman's 'reunion' flops
By Ben Schultz | Feb. 10, 2004'Einstein's Dreams' writer loses momentum'
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Pekar discusses the 'Splendor' of his comics
By Peter Cameron and Jon Fischer | Feb. 10, 2004Writer Harvey Pekar has been a cult figure in underground comic books since the 1970s when he started his semi-autobiographical series \American Splendor."" He has covered such personal moments as ' ¦'
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Dean vows to stay in race even if he loses Wisconsin primary
By Rob Hunger | Feb. 10, 2004In front of a room filled with volunteers, students and senior citizens alike, presidential candidate Howard Dean touted his credentials, slammed special interest and President Bush, and called for the ' ¦
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Wade reinstated
By JoEllen Amato | Feb. 10, 2004The UW-Madison's Student-Athlete Policy Appeals Committee modified the suspension of men's basketball player Maurice \Boo"" Wade Monday to a violation of the athletic department's conduct code, according to a press ' ¦
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News briefs
Feb. 10, 2004A Wispolitics.com survey of Wisconsin Democratic Party chairs shows a majority predict U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., to win the state's Feb. 17 primary. However, Kerry only trumped his rivals ' ¦
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Experts deconstruct UW athletic privacy laws
By Julia Bartz | Feb. 9, 2004While students await UW basketball guard Maurice \Boo"" Wade's decision regarding the appeal of his suspension after being arrested for battery, some have said they wonder about the level of ' ¦
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Feb. 9, 2004The UW System Board of Regents decided Friday to approve budgets for two new university buildings and ask the state Legislature to fund them. One of the projects is the ' ¦
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Badger Bits
By Matt Fox | Feb. 9, 2004UW splits tough weekend with Purdue, Illinois The 12th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers wrestling team went on the road this past weekend to take on No. 18 Purdue Friday night and No. ' ¦
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Kerry riding momentum into Wisconsin primary
By Alex Balistreri | Feb. 9, 2004Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., can chalk up another three victories in the race to become the Democratic presidential nominee, and the countdown to Wisconsin's Feb. 17 primary has begun. Kerry ' ¦
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Badgers sweep top-ranked Sioux
By Matt Carroll | Feb. 9, 2004Wisconsin 4, North Dakota 3 OT Wisconsin 5, North Dakota 2
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Frontloading gives Wis. added importance
By Brittany Jones and Jason Soriano | Feb. 9, 2004To many voters, this year's Democratic primaries may seem more frantic than usual. This is not merely a result of public misconception or increased media coverage. In fact, by May ' ¦
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Draw connections in sexual violence cycle
By Andrew Haffner and Kate McCormack | Feb. 9, 2004Last week, three female students were sexually assaulted in Madison. Last Sunday at the Super Bowl in a choreographed dance move, Justin Timberlake ripped off part of Janet Jackson's shirt, ' ¦
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Credits, self-restraint in short supply
By Mario Puig and Louie Holwerk | Feb. 9, 2004Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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