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High schoolers invade State Street

By Michael Jones and Alex Pacheco | Mar. 27, 2003

Keepin' Up With the Jones'

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God save the queen, not Bush

By Eric Kleefeld and JoEllen Amato | Mar. 27, 2003

In 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, 2003

The 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, 2003

A personal account of a liposuction procedure'

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Erlanger, King differ on tenants' rights

By Molly Borgstrom and Meghana Agni | Mar. 27, 2003

Tenants' 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, 2003

Weird 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, 2003

Arizona, N.D., Kansas, Duke headline West region'

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Campus neighborhood weighs developments

By Kim Kolden | Mar. 27, 2003

Two 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, 2003

The 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, 2003

An 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, 2003

Since 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, 2003

The D.H. Steps Up to the Plate'

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Experts: all-nighters fail to make the grade

By Maeghan Killeen | Mar. 26, 2003

The 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, 2003

Walking 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, 2003

This 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, 2003

Stairway to Evan'

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District Two race pits landlord against housing activist

By Molly Borgstrom | Mar. 26, 2003

Many 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, 2003

The 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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Mayor hopefuls debate on TV

By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Peter Long | Mar. 26, 2003

Affordable housing, transportation and regional cooperation highlighted the major issues in the mayoral debate between candidates Dave Cieslewicz and Paul Soglin Tuesday night. WISC Channel 3, WIBA-AM and the Wisconsin ' ¦