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Coen brothers pull off romantic 'Cruelty'

By Liz Puibello | Oct. 13, 2003

Temby or not Temby'

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Dream act a child's dream

By Kate McCormack | Oct. 13, 2003

The United States is a nation of immigrants, with the clear exception of Native Americans. However, the newest wave of the \tired masses,"" regardless of country of origin, has not ' ¦

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Letter to the editor

Oct. 13, 2003

MPD too tough on bikers

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Life with Louie much more efficient

By Louie Holwerk | Oct. 13, 2003

Hangin' with the Dark Lord'

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'House' rehashes old movies

Oct. 13, 2003

Welcome to \House of the Dead,"" possibly the worst movie so far this fall. Based on the popular video game of the same name, this horrible film will probably do ' ¦'

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Inspectors from the United States Department of Agriculture have been visiting campus laboratories that house biological agents all month, The Capital Times reported Thursday. R. Timothy Mulcahy, the associate vice ' ¦

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Play on Jesus blasphemous

Oct. 10, 2003

Next spring, a deeply offensive version of the Passion of Christ is being performed here in Madison. It is important for the student body to join in denouncing this blasphemous ' ¦

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Recall points to political flaws

By Abby Becker | Oct. 10, 2003

I am not a political scientist, nor am I a resident of California. But I am someone who has a basic working knowledge of our political system.??The recall election in ' ¦

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A Rivalry Continues

Oct. 10, 2003

Tensions are mounting as The Daily Cardinal and The Badger Herald rev up to meet on the fields of Vilas Park for the annual Cardinal/Herald football game. The Cardinal looks ' ¦

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Cutie flounders throughout 'Transatlanticism'

Oct. 10, 2003

(Barsuk) Death Cab for Cutie is a good band in spite of themselves. On their fifth full-length album (including a rarities and outtakes compilation), , the quartet offers up 11 ' ¦'

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U. Square demolition on hold until 2005

By Maureen Backman and Dan Josephson | Oct. 10, 2003

Reinaldo Imanto, manager of Pochi Cafe in University Square, opened his restaurant in 2002 knowing UW-Madison administrators planned to demolish the Square and rebuild it to include University Health Services, ' ¦

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U. Square demolition on hold until 2005

By Maureen Backman | Oct. 10, 2003

Reinaldo Imanto, manager of Pochi Cafe in University Square, opened his restaurant in 2002 knowing UW-Madison administrators planned to demolish the Square and rebuild it to include University Health Services, ' ¦

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Regents reject salary freeze

Oct. 10, 2003

The UW System Board of Regents Business and Finance Committee approved a resolution Thursday that would allow UW System faculty and academic staff to receive up to a four percent ' ¦

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Dane County Board seeks dairy market reform

By Jen McCoy | Oct. 10, 2003

Milk protein concentrate-a touchy issue among struggling dairy farmers-is making its way onto the local political agenda. \Farmers are living on 1978 milk prices, and a lot of people can't ' ¦

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Coming out week celebrates LGBT

By JoEllen Amato and Leslie Stoeckle | Oct. 10, 2003

As most of the campus prepares this week for midterms and selling $100 Ohio State football tickets, there are other activities occurring all over campus for National Coming Out Week. ' ¦

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Dethroning the top dogs

By Joe Hasler | Oct. 10, 2003

Camp Randall Stadium figures to be the site of one of the premier showdowns on what the experts are calling \Separation Saturday,"" as Wisconsin (2-0 Big Ten, 5-1 overall) plays ' ¦

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Men's Soccer hopes to stop Indiana streak

By Betsy Golomski | Oct. 10, 2003

The Wisconsin men's soccer team (7-6-0) will host dangerous rival Indiana (3-3-4) Friday at 7 p.m. at the McClimon Soccer Complex. Indiana comes into this game with a 41-game Big ' ¦

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New Ferrick album needs a long 'Listen'

Oct. 10, 2003

Melissa Ferrick (Right On) Anyone looking for some reprieve from the Liz Phair pop implosion can make it down to Luther's Blues, 1401 University Ave., tonight where Melissa Ferrick will ' ¦'

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Coming out, here to stay

By Phil Condon and Mark Sadowski | Oct. 10, 2003

Coming out was one of the biggest challenges in my life.?? Growing up in a town where no one came out without losing every ounce of respect was hard, to ' ¦

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Healthy Atmosphere

By Leif Griffin | Oct. 10, 2003

(Rhymesayers) With mainstream hip-hop growing more out of touch with each glossy release as independent rappers bottleneck their way into irrelevance, the Minneapolis-based Rhymesayers record label-along with several other purveyors ' ¦'