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Malkmus even better than sliced bread
By Evan Rytlewski | Mar. 12, 2003\I rock like a beast,"" Stephen Malkmus declared in an interview after the break-up of his former band, Pavement. It wasn't as much of a statement as it was a ' ¦'
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Shooting may graze local hip-hop scene
By Peter Long | Mar. 12, 2003Police arrest man in relation to incident
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News briefs
By Francesca Brumm | Mar. 12, 2003The U.S. Air Force tested a 21,000-lb. bomb at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida Tuesday, according to a CNN report. The conventional bomb, the largest of its kind, is ' ¦
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Altering the evolution of spring break
By Dan Hinkel | Mar. 12, 2003The D.H. Steps Up To The Plate'
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Dotty's to return to Madison
By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 12, 2003Madison's self-proclaimed \Hamburger King"" has settled on a new location for his restaurant, Dotty Dumpling's Dowry, but it may be a while before customers can taste the famous burgers again. ' ¦
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24-hour library necessary for students
By Drew Horn | Mar. 11, 2003Elizabeth Gross falsely assumed a 24-hour library was about compelling students to study more [\24-hour library push shows bigger issues,"" March 10]. This could not be further from the truth. ' ¦
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Campus-area construction to yield major detours beginning at end of March
By Emily Winter | Mar. 11, 2003Drivers and bikers who rely on West Johnson Street may need to adjust their routes starting March 31 due to construction that should last until Nov. 15. Construction on West ' ¦
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Chuck D encourages intelligent thought in address to students
By Adam Bissen | Mar. 11, 2003Chuck D, leader and co-founder of the legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy, urged hundreds of students Monday night to fight the \dumbassification"" of America, a society run by corporations that ' ¦
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Spring-break travelers should take precautions
By Kate Sprosty | Mar. 11, 2003With spring break around the corner, many students are planning a trip. Some are even venturing abroad. Whether it is the first time going abroad or the 10th, it is ' ¦
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Slime will sell until we tell the media otherwise
By Andrea Falkenhagen | Mar. 11, 2003Everyone loves to trash eality"" TV shows. And between bikini-clad bachelorettes, worm-eating contestants and celebrity ""survivors,"" there is certainly more than enough to criticize.
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Regretting more than just a hangover
By Rebekah Ravenscroft-Scott | Mar. 11, 2003The Weekly Piece'
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Softball: snow or shine, they play ball
By Jesse Vazquez | Mar. 11, 2003Ever since early February a group of 19 girls has been spending its weekends away from Wisconsin's low temperatures and occasional snowfalls to play softball. The UW softball team (9-9) ' ¦
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Man fires shots into downtown bar
By Clay Thomas and Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 11, 2003Suspect at large after injuring one victim
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Take a break, read a good book
Mar. 11, 2003In many cultures, reading is irresistibly attractive, a sign of breeding and intelligence. Next week, Madison students will take to the world's beaches and unsuccessfully try to impress whoever's running ' ¦'
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Impressive performances, but little team success
By Melanie Shibley - The Daily Cardinal and Erich Mueller | Mar. 10, 2003While many of us were basking in the glory of Wisconsin's repeat hoops title, another Big Ten champion was crowned in Madison this past weekend. The UW wrestling team (1-7-0 ' ¦
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Badger Bits
Mar. 10, 2003The UW women's hockey team placed third in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Women's Final Five. The Badgers (14-6-4 WCHA, 22-8-5 overall) lost Friday to Minnesota 3-1. UW junior forward ' ¦
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The Music's too big
Mar. 10, 2003(Hut) It's tough being the next big thing. Everyone knew The Music was the next big thing. The record poachers in Leeds knew it. The screaming hoards of Hives fans ' ¦'
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