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'10,000 B.C.' is a mammoth failure of prehistoric proportions
By Alex Vo | Mar. 12, 2008With uninspiring dialogue and a shoddy plot, '10,000 B.C.' isn't worth it.'
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Geometric exhibit reshapes, 'alters' sculpture norms
By Alison Eiler | Mar. 12, 2008Rebelling against modern art staples, the 'Altered Geometry' gallery gives minimalistic art a twist. '
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Milwaukee no longer bowling headquarters of United States
Mar. 12, 2008Milwaukee lost a bowling association headquarters to Texas Tuesday, a company that provided 230 jobs in the city.
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Campus, Madison hospitals support Doyle budget proposal
By Hannah McClung | Mar. 12, 2008Hospitals in the Madison area support a budget repair proposal that could increase their federal funding, though the plan lacks support in the Assembly.
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UHS gives tips for a fun and safe Spring Break
By Devin Rose | Mar. 12, 2008The advice from University Health Serices applies to all students, regardless of where they will be for Spring Break.
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Wrestlers prepared for spotlight
By Tom Lea | Mar. 12, 2008Several Badgers ready for return to NCAA Tournament
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Foot-tapping farewell
By Corrie Eggimann | Mar. 11, 2008\Riverdance"" will come to Madison this March 11-13 for what may be their last U.S. tour ever.'
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Black Crowes flying high again
By Chris Lovell | Mar. 11, 2008With their new album, Warpaint, the Crowes have evolved into a more natural, genuine sound.'
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Welsh-Ryan Arena has its own unique quality
By Ryan Reszel | Mar. 11, 2008Sports editor Ryan Reszel gives his up close and personal account of Northwestern's Welsh-Ryan Arena.
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Ryan talks Big Ten Tournament, UW impact players
By Matt Fox | Mar. 11, 2008Head coach give credit to defense, includes Stiemsma as important player off bench.
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Men's hockey prepares for WCHA Playoffs
By Nate Carey | Mar. 11, 2008Eaves talks about playoffs, playing St. Cloud State twice in three weeks.
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Religion, politics can finally split now Huckabee's out of race
By Molly Reppen and Jon Spike | Mar. 11, 2008Religion and politics have been closely linked during presidential campaigns, but the end is near.
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Construction leaves Keaton confounded
By Keaton Miller | Mar. 11, 2008Keaton tries his turn at a little weekend DIY.'
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BTN, Comcast close to carriage deal
Mar. 11, 2008Carriage negotiations between Comcast Corp. and the Big Ten Network appear to be making forward progress, according to a report released Monday.
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Student restricted from Bascom Hall after allegedly threatening UW Dean
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Mar. 11, 2008According to a criminal complaint filed Monday, UW-Madison junior Alan Dubrow verbally threatened Assistant Dean Ervin Cox at Bascom Hall in late February.
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Doyle seeks $330 million budget cut
By Charles Brace | Mar. 11, 2008An assessment on hospitals and borrowing money from transportation funds are the main ways to end the budget shortfall, Gov. Jim Doyle said Monday.
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Great Lakes bill stalls in Assembly
By Britney Tripp | Mar. 11, 2008A bill meant to conserve water in the Great Lakes remains stalled in committee Monday, with Republicans and Democrats differing on amendments to the proposal.
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Legislature, insurers should recognize Autism
By By Rachel Schulze and Emily Houtler | Mar. 11, 2008Autism is on the rise and should be covered by health insurance.
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DNA connects unknown suspect to Marino homicide
By Abby Sears | Mar. 11, 2008Police announced Monday results of forensic testing on several items from the crime scene and nearby area.
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Musical tates change with seasons
By Ben Peterson | Mar. 11, 2008Ben dishes out music for every season of the year. '
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