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Tenaglia's 'Anti-Hero' will not have many worshippers
By Daily Cardinal Staff | Nov. 25, 2003Self-titled anarchist rambles on far too long'
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Madison area celebrities give thanks during their unorthodox holiday activities
By Anne Flavin | Nov. 25, 2003As fall winds down and finals season is just around the corner, many UW-Madison students are eagerly awaiting Thanksgiving break. For many, Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy the company ' ¦
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UW 'breaks' from norms
By Katrina Peterson | Nov. 25, 2003UW vacation periods differ from Big Ten
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Wildlife Refuge System turns 100 years old
By Jessica Jing | Nov. 25, 2003Speeding down Highway 21, just four miles west of Necedah, one comes face to face with the Great Central Wisconsin Swamp, the largest wetland bog in the state. The lowland ' ¦
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For Tyson workers, no end in strike
By By Adam Paris and Molly Borgstrom | Nov. 25, 2003JEFFERSON, WI, Nov. 20-A lonely handful of striking workers clustered outside the entrance to the Tyson pepperoni plant at 5:30 a.m., some bundled up in winter coats and stocking caps ' ¦'
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'Ghosts' above paranormal read
By Taniquelle Thurner | Nov. 25, 2003An expert tells readers how to find ghosts'
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A compromise for affordability
By Jessica Gartner | Nov. 25, 2003If it arrives on schedule, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's inclusionary zoning proposal will be brought before the Common Council for a vote on Dec. 2. Affordable housing was one of his ' ¦
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Halloween-weekend damage causes Tomboy Girl closing
By Jill Swenby | Nov. 25, 2003Tomboy Girl, 551 State St., a clothing store providing casual and fun wear, must relocate to an off-State Street location due to substantial damage caused by Halloween-related incidents. Window damage ' ¦
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Drama, comedy alive not just in TV 'ER'
By Louie Holwerk and Tom Walsh | Nov. 24, 2003Hangin' with the Dark Lord'
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'Cat' is flat, insults Seuss
By Amos Posner | Nov. 24, 2003In one scene of \The Cat in the Hat,"" Alec Baldwin shouts about how he cannot believe a dog ""whizzed"" on his taco. This same outrage and disbelief is exactly ' ¦'
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Nov. 24, 2003Joseph Pawasarat, a UW-Madison junior and mechanical engineering major, is left with life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a motor vehicle as a pedestrian in a hit-and-run accident Sunday morning ' ¦
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In defense of labor
By Andy Murray | Nov. 24, 2003Whoole Foods recklessly busts employee union
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Signatures to back mayor's wage plan
By Molly O???Brien | Nov. 24, 2003Volunteers for the Madison Fair Wage Campaign gathered Friday by the Madison Municipal Building, 215 Martin Luther King Blvd., to declare victory. In 60 days, the campaign collected more than ' ¦
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Fears of chronic wasting disease weaken Wisconsin deer-hunting tradition
By Maureen Backman | Nov. 24, 2003Although the Department of Natural Resources sold over 644,818 gun deer licenses for the opening weekend of the 2003 deer gun season, Wisconsin's hunting tradition is weakening because of the ' ¦
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Hopkins and Kidman stuck with 'Stain'
Nov. 24, 2003Based on the book by Phillip Roth, \The Human Stain"" opens with a scene at Athena College in New England in 1998 where Coleman Silk (Anthony Hopkins) is a professor ' ¦'
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New dorms will cost more for students
By Emily Winter | Nov. 24, 2003New residence halls slated for construction within the next five years will cost more for UW-Madison students and will more closely resemble near campus private housing, Paul Evans, director of ' ¦
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Many seniors to see improved job market
By Emily Winter | Nov. 24, 2003Many UW-Madison students graduating this spring will have an easier time finding jobs than last spring's graduates, Karen Stauffecher, director of business school career services said Friday. This trend matches ' ¦
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