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Movie remakes meet mixed views
Oct. 24, 2003The recent remake of \The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"" makes one wonder if remakes are necessary. Cardinal Arts looked at that recent release and saw that some remakes fulfilled the spirit ' ¦'
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Assembly approves marriage redefinition
By Jason Soriano | Oct. 24, 2003Bill defines marriage as 'one man and one woman'
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Men's hoops preparing hard for upcoming season
By Josh Salm and Rani Chohan | Oct. 24, 2003In his two years on campus, Wisconsin men's basketball Head Coach Bo Ryan has won two Big Ten conference championships. In that two-year span, Ryan also has a Big Ten ' ¦
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Wisconsin authors bound for weekend festival
By Ben Schultz | Oct. 23, 2003One of the purposes of this weekend's Wisconsin Book Festival is to bring local authors to Wisconsin audiences and promote the state's literary heritage. This year, the second festival brings ' ¦
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Bats benefit humans
By Beth Hoenisch | Oct. 23, 2003There are certain things in this world that human tend to dislike, and bats are one of them. Most of the seven species of bats native to Wisconsin have long ' ¦'
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Wisconsin DNR may take timber wolves off protected threatened species list
By JoEllen Amato | Oct. 23, 2003Timber wolves are seen as both beautiful and majestic animals that should be protected at any cost and as evil, bloodthirsty predators that should be eliminated. This duality of beauty ' ¦
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Badger Crops sell pumpkins for charities
By Kate Raiford | Oct. 23, 2003Rows of bright, orange pumpkins line Capitol Square at the Farmer's Market on Saturdays. Local farmers are presenting the last of this autumn's pumpkin harvest as the end of October ' ¦
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Revisiting role of sports in hard tuition times
By Katie Will | Oct. 23, 2003With tuition up 18 percent, class sizes rising to claustrophobic proportions and fewer course options on the spring timetable, the $83.7 million Camp Randall renovation project appears unfair to some ' ¦
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Elliott Smith: 1969-2003
By Evan Rytlewski | Oct. 23, 2003Acclaimed singer-songwriter Elliott Smith died Tuesday afternoon at the age of 34. In what was deemed an apparent suicide, Smith sustained a single stab wound to the chest. Although the ' ¦'
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Economy causes nationwide tuition hike
By Anne Flavin | Oct. 23, 2003With UW-Madison imposing an 18 percent tuition increase and nationwide public schools suffering a 14 percent tuition hike in the past year, officials voiced concerns of fewer perspective UW-Madison students. ' ¦
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Something rotten in the state of Wisconsin
By Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 23, 2003Earlier this month the country's eyes were trained on the recall election in California against now-lame duck Gov. Gray Davis. It provided the country a fantastic civics lesson on how ' ¦
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Dotty's is burger heaven
By Jessica Daynor | Oct. 23, 2003You can get a burger pretty much anywhere. Fast food restaurants thaw thousands of burgers a day-even Mexican restaurants are firing up the grill. In a city where burgers are ' ¦'
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\Cold Pizza"" is sickening
By Michael Jones | Oct. 23, 2003If I ever get to meet the guy who decided to greenlight \Cold Pizza"" on ESPN2, I will douse him in gasoline and light him on fire. Then, and only ' ¦
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NRA celebrity lists omit, enrage D.H.
By Dan Hinkel | Oct. 23, 2003The D.H. Steps to the Plate'
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Poet Laureate packs house, shares insight
By Chris Henjum | Oct. 23, 2003Poetry fans of all generations packed the Wisconsin Union Theater Wednesday to hear former U.S. poet laureate Billy Collins share poetry and answer questions from the audience. Collins used wit ' ¦
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Saved by the breakfast
By Brian Lauvray | Oct. 23, 2003Only breakfast allows you the opportunity each morning to break the fast of the night before with life-giving foods such as eggs, cereal, fruits and yogurt. Breakfast is the great ' ¦'
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Mazed and confused: Lost in the corn
By Maeghan Killeen | Oct. 23, 2003For students looking for a unique fall experience, local farms offer a variety of fun activities for a weekend afternoon. Alan and Angie Treinen's farm on Highway 60 in Lodi ' ¦'
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Big Ten supremacy on line at Fieldhouse
By Kate Hedlin | Oct. 23, 2003The battle for the top of the conference continues this weekend for the women's volleyball team as the No. 23 Badgers (6-2 Big Ten, 14-5 overall) try to separate themselves ' ¦
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SSFC to reconsider SAFE budget
By Maureen Backman | Oct. 23, 2003In a meeting Wednesday night, the Student Services Finance Committee allocated $81,739 to Wunk Sheek, UW-Madison's American Indian student group. The Asian/Pacific American Council received $183,869 but had requested $254,237. ' ¦
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