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Keep junk food ads away from kids
By Evelyn Kusnawirianto | Apr. 6, 2005Government should regulate industry
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Find ways to increase energy efficiency in state of Wisconsin
By David Shaffer | Apr. 6, 2005What comes to mind when you flip on a light switch? Do you think of mercury contamination in our waters? Global warming? Winter smog warnings? How about 70,000 metric tons ' ¦
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Panelists share variety of viewpoints at queer sex panel
By Daily Cardinal Staff and Jackie Martin | Apr. 6, 2005Members of eight different organizations gathered Tuesday night to examine the \politics of queer sex."" Panelists ranged from Peter Weiss, representing the UW Roman Catholic Foundation, to Laura Gutknect, a ' ¦
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Korematsu leaves legacy of tolerance
By Josh Gildea | Apr. 6, 2005Last Wednesday, Fred Korematsu, a hero of American civil rights, died at the age of 86. Mr. Korematsu was an inspiration to all of us, and the moment of his ' ¦
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'Splinter' sequel rife with 'Chaos'
By Jason Ducat | Apr. 6, 2005Many were disappointed by the absence of a new \Splinter Cell"" game during the 2004 holiday season. To avoid going up against other video game heavyweights, like ""Halo 2"" and ' ¦'
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Letters to the editor
Apr. 6, 2005Students, do yourself a favor and vote note o"" this week on ASM Question 16, a referendum to take more money from your pocket and funnel it to the well-paid ' ¦
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'Bride' removes pride from classic Jane Austen story
By Joe Pudas | Apr. 6, 2005Updating a work of classic literature into a modern setting has proven a tricky endeavor. The '90s have seen mottled incarnations of everything from a gun-wielding \Hamlet"" to Alicia's Silverstone's ' ¦'
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Whiz uncranks math stumper
By Benjamin Spike | Apr. 5, 2005Try a quick brainteaser: how many ways can you express 4 as a sum of whole numbers? There are 1+1+1+1, 2+1+1, 2+2, 3+1 and 4 itself, making five ways. Simple, ' ¦'
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Voting for contentious Union plan begins today
By Carina Spaulding | Apr. 5, 2005Student voting begins today on whether to approve an increase in segregated fees for renovations on Memorial Union and Union South. Mark Guthier, director of the Wisconsin Union, said the ' ¦
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Johnson's album packed with warmth
By William Temby and Clay Thomas | Apr. 5, 2005Jack Johnson writes songs that feel warm and familiar. There is no other way to accurately describe his sound-it isn't bad by any stretch of the imagination, but his songs ' ¦'
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UW Provost Spear to retire in December
Apr. 5, 2005UW-Madison Provost and Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Peter Spear announced Monday that he will be the latest high-ranking UW-Madison official to call it a career. Spear, who will retire ' ¦
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Study: eye contact threatens autistics
By Anneli Radestad | Apr. 5, 2005Children with autism generally avoid social contact, but scientists were never sure why until now. A recent UW-Madison brain study suggests that autistic individuals feel uncomfortable and threatened by looking ' ¦'
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Boettcher reaches new heights
By Maria Boncyk | Apr. 5, 2005Former basketball walk-on uses hops for high-jump
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UW students to pay full adult fee at pool
By Jeff Rumage | Apr. 5, 2005UW-Madison students will receive no discount and can expect to pay the same price as other Madison residents for admission to the upcoming 8-lane Goodman Swimming Pool in Franklin Park. ' ¦
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A different kind of recruiting
By Betsy Golomski and Whitney Newman | Apr. 5, 2005I'm worried about the status of our men's basketball team for next season. Head coach Bo Ryan has a lot on his plate since he has to replace five seniors, ' ¦
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Ogg demolition one step closer to reality
By Dan Tierney | Apr. 5, 2005City panel also votes unanimously on Mifflin razing
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Pacino carries 'Merchant'
By Joseph Arena and Dimitri Syrkin-Nikolau | Apr. 5, 2005It is a mark of bravery, if not recklessness, for Michael Radford to bring Shakespeare's \The Merchant of Venice"" to the contemporary screen. Not only is the play's pivotal character, ' ¦'
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Police lay out strict guidelines on Taser firing
Apr. 5, 2005Stun guns may not be used on head, groin areas
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