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High schoolers invade State Street
By Michael Jones and Alex Pacheco | Mar. 27, 2003Keepin' Up With the Jones'
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God save the queen, not Bush
By Eric Kleefeld and JoEllen Amato | Mar. 27, 2003In these tumultuous times, some are unsure of exactly how to express an opinion that might deviate from our current government's foreign policies. Taste would dictate that nothing be too ' ¦
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Wisconsin invades Minneapolis
By Arvind Gopalratnam | Mar. 27, 2003The road to New Orleans and the Final Four enters its second week of competition, already carrying a handful of memorable moments and upsets with anticipation for many more to ' ¦'
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Students get the skinny on liposuction
By Matt Fox and Taniquelle Thurner | Mar. 27, 2003A personal account of a liposuction procedure'
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Erlanger, King differ on tenants' rights
By Molly Borgstrom and Meghana Agni | Mar. 27, 2003Tenants' rights issues have come to the forefront of the District 8 city council campaign, with both candidates courting the student vote with their plans for housing reform. Jeff Erlanger ' ¦
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Glover thriller a bizarre waste
By Brian Lauvray | Mar. 27, 2003Weird and creepy movies are made for one primary reason: to scare the audience with shock value, usually culminating in some sort of bizarre and ultimately laughable monster chasing the ' ¦'
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Shootout out West
By Jerry Weil | Mar. 27, 2003Arizona, N.D., Kansas, Duke headline West region'
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Campus neighborhood weighs developments
By Kim Kolden | Mar. 27, 2003Two new apartment projects discussed at a neighborhood meeting could provide students with more housing options in the Bassett neighborhood and also lower rents in the campus area by competing ' ¦
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Sooners remain, yet East region still full of surprises
By Greg Porter | Mar. 27, 2003The East bracket did two things last week: provide the best upsets of March Madness 2003, and ruin most people's chances in the office pool. As unpredictable as the first ' ¦'
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Easy, logical answers to seg-fee
By Kevin Warnke | Mar. 27, 2003An Open Letter to Student Government Representatives: A group of students circulated a petition that would push for giving students the right to choose which organizations receive their segregated fees, ' ¦
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Anti-war protests to intensify
By Reid Rosenberg and Brittany Schoepp | Mar. 26, 2003Since the commencement of Operation Iraqi Freedom one week ago, the anti-war protest scene in Madison has appeared to be nearly whisper-quiet, particularly where students are concerned. This is in ' ¦
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What's your major, tonsil hockey?
By Dan Hinkel | Mar. 26, 2003The D.H. Steps Up to the Plate'
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Experts: all-nighters fail to make the grade
By Maeghan Killeen | Mar. 26, 2003The National Sleep Foundation has declared next week National Sleep Awareness Week, but with midterms always around the corner, it is unlikely that UW-Madison students will be observing the holiday ' ¦
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Gaines at a loss on new album
By Ian Zangs | Mar. 26, 2003(Artemis Records) After attaining some radio success with his soulful cover of Peter Gabriel's \In Your Eyes"" this past year, singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines has returned with all new material for ' ¦'
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Students' power inherent in seg-fee system
By Vicki Bomben | Mar. 26, 2003Walking through Library Mall this fall, I saw a flyer for WHAM (Women Happily Advocating Masturbation), and the true uniqueness of Madison hit me once again. As students at UW-Madison, ' ¦
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Baseball gears up for limelight
By Joe Potente and Jessica Daynor | Mar. 26, 2003This year more than others in recent memory, the National League race will be characterized by a rich mixture of old post-season powers and up and coming franchises. Will the ' ¦
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Cursive puts on a mighty fine show, says Evan
By Evan Rytlewski | Mar. 26, 2003Stairway to Evan'
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District Two race pits landlord against housing activist
By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 26, 2003Many city council candidates have emphasized affordable housing in their campaigns, but the issue takes on an added significance in District 2, where landlord-developer Erik Minton is challenging incumbent and ' ¦
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And the winners are...
By The Daily Cardinal and Matt Fox | Mar. 26, 2003The Memorial Union and Terrace, the ""heart and soul"" of the university, took Reader's Choice by storm, winning Best Place to People Watch, Best Place to See and ' ¦
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